"Heavy, low/low profile for the fastest and long-drive style swings that need to control ballooning spin. Very stiff tip keeps flight down and tight."
Accra introduced the TZ5 and TZ6 alongside each other as an update to its Tour Z family, using advanced high-modulus carbon fiber and a redesigned midsection to smooth out the traditionally harsh feel of low-torque, low-spin shafts. GolfWRX covered the release under a headline noting the pair delivered lower spin results than the brand had produced before, and independent testing at Plugged In Golf confirmed both shafts held spin down consistently while keeping dispersion tight, the hallmark Accra has chased since building its reputation on shaft-to-shaft consistency.
Aggressive, high swing speed players who want a stable, tip-stiff shaft to flatten flight and tighten dispersion.
No confirmed TZ5-specific tour bag citation; the broader Accra Tour Z family has picked up limited pro use, and the brand's headline tour result remains Gary Woodland's RPG shaft in his 2019 U.S. Open win.
Released in 2022 as a low-spin, low-torque fitting shaft competing with Mitsubishi's Diamana and Fujikura's Ventus TR for the better-player segment.
A shaft is felt, not read. Book a bay and see what a launch profile actually does to your numbers.
"Heavy, low/low profile for the fastest and long-drive style swings that need to control ballooning spin. Very stiff tip keeps flight down and tight."
Accra introduced the TZ5 and TZ6 alongside each other as an update to its Tour Z family, using advanced high-modulus carbon fiber and a redesigned midsection to smooth out the traditionally harsh feel of low-torque, low-spin shafts. GolfWRX covered the release under a headline noting the pair delivered lower spin results than the brand had produced before, and independent testing at Plugged In Golf confirmed both shafts held spin down consistently while keeping dispersion tight, the hallmark Accra has chased since building its reputation on shaft-to-shaft consistency.
Aggressive, high swing speed players who want a stable, tip-stiff shaft to flatten flight and tighten dispersion.
No confirmed TZ5-specific tour bag citation; the broader Accra Tour Z family has picked up limited pro use, and the brand's headline tour result remains Gary Woodland's RPG shaft in his 2019 U.S. Open win.
Released in 2022 as a low-spin, low-torque fitting shaft competing with Mitsubishi's Diamana and Fujikura's Ventus TR for the better-player segment.
A shaft is felt, not read. Book a bay and see what a launch profile actually does to your numbers.
