Project X unveils new lightweight PXv shafts

January 22, 2013 | by AmateurGolf.com Staff

The new lightweight, maximum-velocity shafts, are the latest addition to the Project X family

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (Jan. 22, 2013) - Today, Project X introduced its new line of PXv shafts as the next iteration of the tour-winning Project X graphite family. The new shafts extend Project X's Tour-proven history and heritage by providing more performance for more golfers than ever before. "PXv delivers a progressive launch angle dependent on the flex to create a new level of performance in a graphite shaft," said Don Brown, Project X product development manager and designer. "By incorporating the most advanced materials available in the industry today, our R&D team has designed a shaft that produces maximum velocity for the ball while preserving critical stability and control through the hitting zone." PXv is offered in three different weights: PXv Tour at 70 grams, PXv Tour 52 at 52 grams and the incredibly super lightweight PXv 39 which is 39 grams. "With PXv 39, we accomplished an industry first; a true sub-40 gram high performance graphite shaft that delivers the control expected of the Project X brand," Brown said. "For players who may not want to go that light, PXv Tour 52 is a great option, and PXv Tour is a perfect complementing fairway wood design to PXv 52 or a shaft design for players looking for a slightly heavier driver shaft." The new additions to the Project X family set a new benchmark for high performance shafts. The PXv shafts are ideal for competitive and aspirational players who are constantly seeking the latest technology in golf equipment to give them a competitive edge. The new PXv line of shafts will be available for demoing at the 2013 PGA Merchandise Show Demo Day in Orlando, FL on January 23 at Tee #4.

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