Smoke Green vs Tensei Pro White vs TZ6 M5 vs HC T1100

Which is the better shaft?

Edit: looking for in terms of build quality and materials used.

The one that fits you best!

I have hit 3 of the 4, but what are you looking for regarding launch, spin, etc.???

I found the Smoke Green and Pro White to be the best for me (still prefer Pro White of these choices), but I have a smooth transition. I did not get along with T1100 as I couldn't load it as well. I have not hit the other one.

Just in terms of build quality and materials used... I understand launch and spin etc is player dependent. I'm leaning smoke green as small batch signifies the shaft has been frequency checked so it 100% matches every shaft.

You cannot go wrong with the Tensei line of shafts. I have played the Tensei Pro White 60 in my drivers the last two years and dont plan on changing unless mine snaps and I have to get a replacement. @"MITSUBISHI CHEMICAL" makes some outstanding shafts

> @AG12 said:

> You cannot go wrong with the Tensei line of shafts. I have played the Tensei Pro White 60 in my drivers the last two years and dont plan on changing unless mine snaps and I have to get a replacement. @"MITSUBISHI CHEMICAL" makes some outstanding shafts

We appreciate your support! Please DM if your Pro White does break. We will help in any way possible!

@Kaexo if you haven't had a chance to test our Tensei CK Pro White, we highly recommend you do!

As far as quality in manufacturing and materials, understand that Mitsubishi Chemical is a vertically integrated company. This vertical integration means we can make virtually any combination of resins and fibers required to optimize a golf shaft's design and performance. The majority of our competitors, on the other hand, work with a relatively limited list of raw materials from a finite number of available suppliers. Typically they purchase stock prepreg, which can require designs to be adjusted to the limitations of the available materials. Our ability to make any composition of resin or fiber and combine them into our own prepreg sets us apart from our competition.

In short, we make our own materials from scratch, and we control the quality of our shafts from start to finish.

We're glad to answer any questions you may have!

-Team MCA

Isnt the Tensei line manufactured in China while Diamana is in Japan?

Unfortunately this isn't really a question anyone can answer, nor is it a really important one these days with the overall quality of materials being used. Modern shaft manufacturing techniques have largely eliminated any real concerns about "build quality".

"To Each Their Own". I have tinkered with each shaft listed. I always go back to my Tensei. Just such a great golf shaft.

Heard great things about the Green Smoke but the Tensei White has been great for me against everything else.