Project X Black is a winner on tour

April 2, 2012 | by AmateurGolf.com Staff

The newest addition to the Project X family has already won on the PGA and European Tours

Project X Black, the newest addition to the tour-proven Project X family, is already proving to be a winner on the worldwide tours with wins at the 2012 WGC-Cadillac Championship and the Africa Open on the European Tour. "The immediate success of the Project X Black on both the PGA and European Tours has really put the spotlight on the new technology that makes this shaft so unique," says Don Brown, product development manager and designer of the new Project X Black shaft. "The Project X Black incorporates TeXtreme® and Dual Torsional Control technology to create unmatched torsional integrity. The Project X Black the most stable lightweight composite shaft ever created and it's a real game changer." TeXtreme is a revolutionary carbon material that that allows Project X engineers to eliminate weight in the new Project X Black shaft compared to the original design, while maintaining the low torque, low spin properties that established Project X as the standard for all high-performance composite shafts. The Dual Torsional Control pairs TeXtreme on the outermost layer of the shaft with super-high modulus torsional plies inside to reduce dynamic shaft twisting by as much as 25 percent compared to traditional designs.

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