STULTZ golf technology

[stickman]

ever hear of them?

Ok, so my dad was at the local master clubmaker and they start getting into a disscousin about shafts and NANO technology. So then the club maker asks my dad (who is a club ho also/and shaft expert) if he ever herd of this German company called STULTZ who make (trianglular shafts) with NANO technology. My dad had never herd of them so i'm on a mission to find out info for my Dad about them. So i could think of no place better to find the answer than here. So guys what do you know about these shafts and is there a website. Also the clubmaker mentioned that a few guys on tour were using these shafts.

- Stickman

[mgrabowy]

Ok, so my dad was at the local master clubmaker and they start getting into a disscousin about shafts and NANO technology. So then the club maker asks my dad (who is a club ho also/and shaft expert) if he ever herd of this German company called STULTZ who make (trianglular shafts) with NANO technology. My dad had never herd of them so i'm on a mission to find out info for my Dad about them. So i could think of no place better to find the answer than here. So guys what do you know about these shafts and is there a website. Also the clubmaker mentioned that a few guys on tour were using these shafts.

     

                                - Stickman

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http://www.stulzgolf.com/

 

We met with the rep last week. They are sending us a shaft to demo. I'll let you know more when we get it. Basically, the shaft is std diameter at the tip (about 4 inches) and at the butt (about 14-15 inches). Other than that, it is triangular shaped. They claim that it produces better dispersion, but we'll see.

 

Matt

[tpariff]

They were at a golf expo in Tampa a couple of months ago and I spent about 20 minutes talking to their rep. The Stultz shafts are high end shafts and comparable in price to Diamana and Fuji Tour Spec, etc. Like the previous posters wrote, the shaft has a triangular shape in the mid and lower sections which they claim provides more stability.

 

There's a PGA pro playing them but I forgot who it is.

[golfhawaii]

Ok, so my dad was at the local master clubmaker and they start getting into a disscousin about shafts and NANO technology. So then the club maker asks my dad (who is a club ho also/and shaft expert) if he ever herd of this German company called STULTZ who make (trianglular shafts) with NANO technology. My dad had never herd of them so i'm on a mission to find out info for my Dad about them. So i could think of no place better to find the answer than here. So guys what do you know about these shafts and is there a website. Also the clubmaker mentioned that a few guys on tour were using these shafts.

     

                                 - Stickman

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http://www.stulzgolf.com/

 

We met with the rep last week. They are sending us a shaft to demo. I'll let you know more when we get it. Basically, the shaft is std diameter at the tip (about 4 inches) and at the butt (about 14-15 inches). Other than that, it is triangular shaped. They claim that it produces better dispersion, but we'll see.

 

Matt

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Just to let you know, they will be charging your for the shafts down the line. A few friend that are Pro's were trying them out and got a call, next day Stultz wanted them to anty up $150 each. Long story short, the shafts were pulled, Stultz was notified, and the shafts have yet to be picked up.

[preston08]

Yeah.. doesn't a shaft have to be round to be conforming???

[pitchmaster1224]

Yeah.. doesn't a shaft have to be round to be conforming???

 

their shaft is usga conforming...i believe Howell III has it or was testing it at the very least

[VTHOKIES]

Yeah, Charles Howell III is/was trying it out. I don't know if he has put it in the bag yet but the shaft sounds pretty nice. BTW it is USGA conforming. Time will tell if it is any good.

[TheHomez]

Isn't it illegal to have a non-round shaft? Otherwise the sword shaft in the Hammer would be legal and no one wants to see that.

 

Whats the sword shaft? Any pictures? And why is it non-USGA conforming?

[joey3108]

I've talked to them briefly today.

 

We have no chance to talk about the technology or the shaft and what it does. However the rumors on this shaft is a little over promising from the experience stand point of view.

 

I would like to believe it after i tested one my self. Not that i don't believe them but I'm just saying it base on my experience only.

 

I'm not sure i'm going to try it soon, due to company policy are pretty tight in letting go testing samples. No surprise for new and growing company.

 

I'm sure one of this day, i have a customers or friends who are gonna drop by w/ this shaft on their clubs. :dntknw:

 

Joe