KBS add TGI graphite iron shafts to their line up

Graphite iron shafts are one of the last areas of innovation where real performance gains can still be made. Because the material is much lighter than steel, it allows the shaft designer to move kickpoints about the shaft much more. And in heavier weights, they can offer much better vibration absorption than steel options. KBS is launching a new Tour Graphite Iron Shaft that should appeal to players who have previously played steel.

The first graphite iron shaft designed by the brand it features the same bend profile as the KBS Tour steel shaft and performs like a steel equivalent. It features optimised weight and flex choices for all golfers to gain maximum playability and performance, producing a mid-high launch angle with low spin for ultimate control.

“We’re delighted to introduce a Tour calibre Graphite iron shaft that plays like a KBS Tour steel shaft in all aspects of consistency, distance and control,” said Kim Braly, R&D and Tour operations director.

“We’ve made a significant investment in our R&D department following the successful launch of the Tour Graphite Hybrid shaft last year and we’re confident the Tour Graphite Iron shaft will have the same impact in all categories of the game,” he added.

The KBS Tour Graphite Iron shaft is available in various flex options from Regular; Regular Plus; Stiff; Stiff Plus; and X-Flex in a .370 parallel tip in 50-80 gram weights, with a Matte/Gloss finish and a .355 Taper tip, in 90-110 gram weights in a Matte finish.

Other iron shafts available in the KBS range include the Tour; Tour V; Tour 90; Tour 105; S-Taper; C-Taper; C-Taper Lite; Max-80; 560 & 580 Series; FLT Series; and the Tour Graphite Hybrid, plus wedge options ranging from the Hi-Rev 2.0; 610 wedge; and Tour wedge.

Custom fitting of KBS Tour Graphite Iron is available now at selected dealers for an RRP starting at £28 per shaft. More details can be found at www.kbsgolfshafts.com

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As an avid golfer since the age of eleven Dan lives and breathes all things golf.  With a current handicap of eleven he gets out and plays as often as his work life (and girlfriend) allows. Dan confesses to still being like a kid at Christmas when it comes to seeing the latest golf equipment. Having served as GolfPunk’s Deputy Editor, and resident golf geek for the past 13 years and working for golf's oldest brand, John Letters Dan brings to GOLF RETAILING an excellent understanding of the sector.