Axiom: Fujikura’s all

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Fujikura has today introduced a new addition to its line of iron shafts: Axiom.

"Designed for ultimate consistency and feel," Axiom iron shafts will be available through Fujikura's Charter Dealer network beginning March of 2023.

The new Axiom iron shaft line utilizes the same VeloCore Technology featured in both Ventus and Ventus TR. VeloCore Technology is precisely configured in design to provide golfers with extreme consistency, stability, and workability on all shots.

Per Fujikura, extensive player testing and Enso analytics validated that the integration of VeloCore Technology into an iron profile yielded the same performance results players have experienced with Ventus.

According to the company, these benefits include increased ball speeds from better and more consistent center-face contact, tightened dispersion (both distance and accuracy), and maximum control for more consistent shot patterns.

Another key feature of the new Axiom line is a 3-parallel shaft length system that further aims to drive performance throughout the set. Long (2i-4i), mid (5i-7i), and short (8i-PW) shaft parallel configurations are designed to help create constant set weight and eliminate the need for extensive shaft tipping. Reduced tipping enables the retention of premium material integration in the tip section in order to maintain consistency and feel.

"When we set out to create an iron shaft that would feature our flagship technology, it needed to meet very demanding and specific criteria for us to call it a success. Not only did it need to provide golfers the same exceptional benefits they’ve experienced with other VeloCore-powered products, but also give players the unique and iron-specific performance attributes that will truly enhance their critical scoring shots," – Spencer Reynolds, Fujikura's Product & Brand Manager.

Axiom is available in three shaft weights and various flexes to fit a wide range of players and is designed for golfers seeking to maximize their iron performance by hitting it closer to their target more consistently and efficiently. Axiom will be available at retail from March 2023 through authorized Fujikura Charter Dealers.

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Gianni is the Managing Editor at GolfWRX. He can be contacted at [email protected]

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Feb 15, 2023 at 12:48 pm

Why do they keep separating the shafts into groups of 3 configurations like that???? Just makes the transitions have those steps! So what if you wanted to soft or hard step it??? Now you’ve thrown the configurations away and changed the way they all group. Dumb. Make it flow consistently, ffs

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