Are Oban shafts worth it?

If you’re looking for a shaft that can deliver consistent results with great feel, the OBAN Kiyoshi Purple is worth a long look. You will have a hard time finding a shaft with more kick, and that may be the key to you hitting a draw or launching high bombs down the fairway.

Do any pros use Oban shafts?

Any amateur can buy the exact same setup, because Oban never makes a shaft that is tour-only. All of the company’s shafts are available to both pros and amateurs in just one grade – premium.

Are Oban steel shafts good?

OBAN has filled out their weight categories with the OBAN CT-125 steel iron shafts. These great shafts complement the CT-115 and CT-100. When OBAN partnered with Shimada all indications were that the OBAN CT line would be not only great performing, but high quality.

Who makes Oban shaft?

TORAYCA® is the global leading brand of high performance carbon fiber supplied by Toray Industries, Inc. OBAN’s AirBurst shafts are crafted using TORAYCA® ultra-thin, ultra-high modulus material.

Who makes Obanshafts?

Oban is a subsidiary of the Japanese shaft manufacturer Shimada and has its origins in high quality graphite shafts for drivers and woods.

What driver shaft does Jordan Spieth use?

He then has a Titleist TS2 three-wood which is fitted with a Fujikura shaft much like his driver.

What iron shafts Does Phil Mickelson use?

Lefty had been using Callaway’s Epic Speed driver with just 5.25 degrees to help him ‘hit bombs’. However he has now switched to the Callaway Rogue ST Max LS which is fitted with 7.5 degrees of loft and a Fujikura Ventus Red 6X shaft.

What shaft does Rory use?

McIlroy has decided to join Tiger Woods by sticking the new TaylorMade Stealth Plus Driver – a brand new carbonwood from the company – straight in his bag. The four-time major champion is using the new red-faced driver in 9 degrees with a Fujikura Ventus Black 6-X shaft.