"The tour benchmark steel iron shaft: low launch, low spin, and a firm, stable feel that rewards aggressive, committed swings. Numeric flex 5.0 (R) to 7.0 (TX). Too stiff for smooth or moderate tempos."
Designed by True Temper's Kim Braly in the early 2000s and originally produced by the Royal Precision Shaft Company before True Temper folded it into its own lineup and moved manufacturing to Tennessee, Project X was built to answer demand for a stiffer, more stable alternative to Dynamic Gold. Its stepless, single-taper profile removed the traditional step pattern, giving it a distinctly boardy, low-spin character that quickly became a tour staple.
Fits committed, faster-tempo players who compress the ball and want a flat, low-spin window; smooth or moderate swings will find it unforgivingly stiff.
A long-running fixture in professional bags across multiple tours; fitting-house and review sources describe it as one of the most played aftermarket iron shafts in recent tour history.
Arrived as steel's answer to the early 2000s push for tighter dispersion, competing directly with True Temper's own Dynamic Gold in the low-launch, better-player segment.
A shaft is felt, not read. Book a bay and see what a launch profile actually does to your numbers.
"The tour benchmark steel iron shaft: low launch, low spin, and a firm, stable feel that rewards aggressive, committed swings. Numeric flex 5.0 (R) to 7.0 (TX). Too stiff for smooth or moderate tempos."
Designed by True Temper's Kim Braly in the early 2000s and originally produced by the Royal Precision Shaft Company before True Temper folded it into its own lineup and moved manufacturing to Tennessee, Project X was built to answer demand for a stiffer, more stable alternative to Dynamic Gold. Its stepless, single-taper profile removed the traditional step pattern, giving it a distinctly boardy, low-spin character that quickly became a tour staple.
Fits committed, faster-tempo players who compress the ball and want a flat, low-spin window; smooth or moderate swings will find it unforgivingly stiff.
A long-running fixture in professional bags across multiple tours; fitting-house and review sources describe it as one of the most played aftermarket iron shafts in recent tour history.
Arrived as steel's answer to the early 2000s push for tighter dispersion, competing directly with True Temper's own Dynamic Gold in the low-launch, better-player segment.
A shaft is felt, not read. Book a bay and see what a launch profile actually does to your numbers.
