TOUR AD TP-6s Stiff Golf Shaft
Description
Description
Specs
Weight - 65 g
Length - 43”
Tip / Butt Diam - .335″ / ~.598″
Torque - 3.2°
Kick Point - Mid-High
Launch / Spin - Mid / Low–Mid
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Graphite Design shafts have earned their reputation as one of the most trusted and elite shaft manufacturers in the golf industry, used by professionals on every major tour and favored by discerning amateur players around the world. What sets Graphite Design apart is their meticulous attention to material quality and performance engineering. Each shaft is constructed using advanced aerospace-grade carbon fibers, incorporating proprietary technologies like their Multi-Material Stiffness Integration (MSI) and Nanoalloy Technology by Toray — innovations that optimize energy transfer, stability, and feel at impact. Unlike many shafts that favor either distance or control, Graphite Design delivers both: a smooth loading profile that allows for consistent tempo, paired with tip stability that enhances accuracy. Their Tour AD series, in particular, has become synonymous with performance tuning — allowing players to fine-tune launch and spin characteristics without compromising feel. The result is a shaft that not only performs under pressure but elevates the player’s confidence at address.
Whether you’re swinging a driver or a fairway wood, the difference in feedback and responsiveness is immediate, especially when compared to stock or mid-tier aftermarket options. That performance pedigree is reflected in their premium price — a brand-new Graphite Design shaft often retails for around $550, making it a serious investment for serious players. But for those who understand the importance of the engine behind the clubhead, it’s an investment that pays dividends in performance. Simply put, Graphite Design doesn’t chase trends — they set the bar. If you’re looking for tour-level precision, feel, and stability in every swing, there’s a reason why so many of the world’s best choose Graphite Design. These are not just shafts — they’re precision instruments built for those who expect the very best from their equipment.
