If your last experience with graphite iron shafts came during the early-2000s “high-launch noodle” era, you owe it to yourself to revisit what’s out there now.

Axiom iron shafts will be available through Fujikura’s Charter Dealer network beginning March 2023 and will come in three distinct weight categories: 125-gram (x-stiff) priced at $125, 105-gram ...

I grew up playing the game of golf. After 30-plus years, I switched from steel iron shafts to graphite. Maybe I wasn't the classic candidate for graphite: Early 40s, single-digit handicap, mid-90s ...

The earlier versions of graphite iron shafts were fairly non-responsive and inconsistent, and tour pros have very long memories." Related: 2013 Hot List Irons ...

The iron. from which this shaft was forged, was puddled by Tugnot, Thompson & Co., of the above works, expressly for the purpose, and twice hammered before the shaft was forged.

KBS, for example, offers the PGI shaft that Pan is using in a range of weights from 50 grams up to 100 grams, in 10-gram increments. (For comparison purposes, the most common steel iron shafts ...

Thus was born the "Flight Stabilizer" system. Laudenslager began cutting the tips of steel shafts off in 7-inch lengths. He then inserted the tip of a graphite shaft and bonded it to a clubhead.

That was the graphite shaft of yesteryear. For decades, composite iron shafts were pigeonholed as tools for slower swing speeds, players looking for more carry and a softer feel.