To me, the Pro fits perfectly between the other current Fujikura shafts,the Fuel and the Speeder. This is offered without compromising the stability of the tip section. It has a medium kick in the mid-tip section and a smooth load. The Fujikura Pro has a feel that most golfers will really like. In this review, we take a look at the Pro Series and how it stacks up to the rest of Fujikura’s line up. Finally it was announced that Fujikura would be releasing a new Pro Series shaft. The gear heads loved the look and the lack of hard information only drove interest higher. IntroductionĮarlier this year, pictures of a new Fujikura shaft started popping up across the internet. I had a 5 wood with the Vista Pro 70 shaft meant for mid launch with medium spin and I was ballooning balls too high.The Fujikura Pro shaft has Fujikura’s trademark stability with smooth feel and a medium kick. It's good for slow tempo, has enough spin to generate climbing, and the flex allows itself to kick the ball at a higher launch angle.īut for the 4 wood, I am not sure. I would also appreciate a recommendation on a different shaft which weighs about 62-68 grams and provides a high-launch trajectory.Judging from the website it does seem the shaft is capable of launching it high.

I'd appreciate your comments/thoughts, especially from those with experience with this Fujikura shaft. I would also appreciate a recommendation on a different shaft which weighs about 62-68 grams and provides a high-launch trajectory.

My wife (bless her heart) is givng me the matching 4-wood (17 deg.) for Christmas and this time I will try the RCH A-flex, but in case this does not provide adequate trajectory, what do you think of reshafting with the Fujikura Vista Pro 60 (weight 65 grams) in A-flex? (I would order the club with this shaft but Callaway does not offer the Vista Pro 60 in an A-flex which has a 0.335' tip diameter while the BB FW wood's have a 0.350' hosel.) Fujikura's website claims this shaft provides a high launch and is good for someone with a slow-to-medium swing tempo like me. (As compared to most of you, I am a short hitter with drives ranging from 200-230 yards and my 150-yard club is a 5-iron.) I reshafted with a Proforce V2 65 with an A-flex per UST's recommendation and while I am happy that my distance increased to 165-180 yards, the trajectory is still like a 3 or 4 wood. My yardage was short (155-165 yards) and the trajectory was very low. I would appreciate your recommendation for a high-launching graphite shaft, with weight in the mid-60's, for a 2004 Big Bertha stainless 4-wood.īackground: Recently, I purchased a 2004 Big Bertha stainless 7-wood (21 deg.) with the stock RCH black shaft in R-flex.

Fujikura vista pro review