• What is the difference between the Grafalloy Blue and the ProLaunch Blue?
• What is frequency?
• What are the benefits of the nano-tube technology found in the Grafalloy
  Prototype Comp NT?
• I have a Grafalloy shaft that is not on the website. Why is that?
• What is the difference between the Prolite 35 and Prolite Elite Shafts for woods?
• Can I reshaft my current driver or Fairway wood with a Prolite shaft?
• Where do I take my driver to get reshafted?
• I am getting ready to buy a new driver. Is it possible to purchase my new driver already equipped with a Prolite or Prolaunch shaft?
• What is the difference betweek the burgundy and black colors in the Prolite family?
• Do you have graphite shafts for women?
• Can I use my Prolite 35 or Prolaunch 65 in my fairway woods?
• Who should play the Prolaunch 45?
• Do you offer any taper tip graphite shafts?

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What is the difference between the Grafalloy Blue and the ProLaunch Blue?
Grafalloy Blue and the ProLaunch Blue differ mainly in trajectory. Blue features a lower ball flight with a penetrating trajectory. ProLaunch features a more responsive tip section producing a high launch angle. Typically Blue is a shaft more suited for stronger swingers and ProLaunch for average swing speeds. Both feature Grafalloy’s “blue” tip technology featuring a proprietary Micro-Mesh™ design that reduces head twisting at impact.

What is frequency?
Frequency is the measurement of the butt stiffness (stiffness at the grip end) of a particular shaft. For years custom clubfitters have used butt frequency as the measurement tool to compare the specific stiffness between various shafts. The shaft is placed into a frequency analyzer and oscillated either up and down or side to side. A counter on the analyzer calculates the cycles per minute (CPM). The higher the CPM reading, the stiffer the shaft and visa-versa. However, butt frequency does not take into account the tip design of a particular shaft. Therefore it is critical to identify the type of ball flight you desire to achieve and find a shaft with proper tip characteristics to optimize trajectory. Visit www.shaftfit.com for more information about finding the right shaft for your game.

What are the benefits of the nano-tube technology found in the Grafalloy
Prototype Comp NT?
Simply put…carbon nanotubes are the strongest structures ever identified on planet Earth. A typical graphite shaft is made up of 70% carbon fiber and 30% resin. While resin plays a crucial role in the adhesion of the carbon fibers, it contributes virtually nothing to the overall strength characteristics of the shaft. The Prototype Comp NT combines revolutionary carbon nanotubes into the resin system to dramatically improve the strength properties of the shaft. In addition, the enhanced bonding properties improve alignment of the carbon fibers for ultimate material consistency.

I have a Grafalloy shaft that is not on the website. Why is that?
Grafalloy manufactures many shafts that are proprietary to specific club manufacturers. A proprietary shaft is one that is built solely for one particular company and will not be found in our catalogs due to exclusivity. For a complete list of club manufacturers offering Grafalloy shafts, please click here.

What is the difference between the Prolite 35 and Prolite Elite Shafts for woods?
The Prolite Elite has a 4.0 of torque and a softer tip section than the Prolite 35. The Prolite Elite doesn’t feel as stiff to swing and is a great choice for the bore thru hosel clubheads.

Can I reshaft my current driver or Fairway wood with a Prolite shaft?
Yes, you can. The shaft is the engine of the club. Tour professionals have always known this so they look for the best performance shaft to put into every one of their clubs.

Where do I take my driver to get reshafted?
You can take it to your local PGA Professional, Your favorite off-course retail shop, or a local clubmaker. They should be able to help you. You can also call one of our distributors for more information about reshafting.

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I’m getting ready to buy a new driver. Is it possible to purchase my new driver with it already equipped a Prolite or shaft?
Many of today’s leading club manufacturers like Titleist, Callaway, Ping, and Cleveland offer the Prolite Shaft as a custom option in their clubs. They realize that many of today’s players demand ultimate performance out of their equipment. Before you make your next shaft purchase, be sure to ask if the Prolite shaft is available.

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What is the difference between the burgundy and black colors in the Prolite family?
The black and burgundy colors are simply color options, there is no difference in the design of the shaft.

Do you have graphite shafts for women?
Yes, Grafalloy offers our entire line of quality shafts to both men and women. The Prolaunch 45 weighs only 45 grams and is available in an A and L flex and is a very popular lightweight graphite golf shaft.

Can I use my Prolite 35 or Prolaunch 65 in my fairway woods?
Yes, the Prolite 35 and Prolaunch 65 are ideal for drivers and fairway woods. We do offer the Prolite Fairway shaft as well as the Prolaunch 75 which are designed to work well in the fairway woods due to their slight increase in weight.

Who should play the Prolaunch 45?
The Prolaunch 45 is the lightest graphite wood shaft available and is the choice of those seeking the lightest weight offered in a wood shaft. This shaft is 45 grams in weight, has a low bend point for a high launch, and 5 degrees of torque for added forgiveness.

Do you offer any taper tip graphite shafts?
Yes, the Prologic graphite iron shafts are available in both a .355 taper tip, as well as a .370 parallel tip and are all within +/- 2 cpm’s in tolerance. Each Prologic shaft is designed for a specific club in the bag to optimize trajectory and control.