Fujikura pro 95 tour spec stiff swing speed?

[golffanatic88]

People say these are pretty stout, swing 7 iron around 93mph I think aggressive transition, wondering if these will hold up? I turn over weaker shafts I believe unless it’s just a swing flaw lol. I could probably tip these 1/2” if needed. Anyone have experience with this shaft?

[golffanatic88]

Bought these a few seasons ago before I added a ton of speed so nervous about putting these in my PXG heads 

[Davethegolfer]

Hope this helps

 

 

[NRJyzr]

This thread could be helpful.  It's by Pure745, who switched to Fuji Pro iron shafts following surgery.  He's also a dude who can bring it a bit, which may help provide some context for our OP's question

 

 

[golffanatic88]

Saw the video and thread before. Looks like I might swing it faster than him and he thought TS s flex was whippy. Makes me nervous to put them in a set blind 

[dmeeksDC]

They’re parallel tip so is it possible to make them stiffer if there is room for extra trimming on the tip? I don’t know the answer but Fuji could advise. They’re all .370 blanks so you could just install one shaft and see how it goes.

I built a set with the 95 TS stiff ((I am 88 mph 7 iron) and they don’t feel whippy to me, but I have smoothed out my transition a lot compared to how I used to swing. I would say they’re lively, but I prefer that over that super-stiff pole feel some stout graphites have. 

[Ger21]

Been playing them for the last 2 years, coming from DG S300 and AMT White S300.

To me, I think the Tour Spec S is ever so slightly stiffer feeling than S300.

[DColton]

I had a Fujikura Pro 95 stiff in a 2 iron and for reference I swing a little bit slower than you, 105 with the driver and 87 with a 7 iron with a relatively aggressive transition. I play a baby cut, where my miss is a double cross pull hook if I play a shaft too soft.

 

I personally found it pretty loose at the top, but the dispersion was surprisingly good with a really smooth feel at impact. My miss would just be a straight pull, and I rarely missed left with it which was also surprising for how soft it felt. Keeping in mind I always play high kickpoint driver/fairway wood shafts so it could just be my relative perspective on the term "loose".

[mizuno player]

Currently using the 115 in x flex in my irons. 7 iron around 92. I love them and do not feel they are loose at all. 

[Ri_Redneck]

I also have a set on MP4s with the 115 S in them and they are nice feeling shafts. Firm in flex, but still lively (not "boardy") feeling. I would suggest trying some out first, just in case you want a tighter shaft (lower torque) of the same flex. I personally like the "boardy" feel more and use these as a backup set, but they play fine for me.

 

BT