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KBS Max 85 Iron (Steel) Shafts (.370)
KBSDisclaimer: YOU WILL RECEIVE ONE SHAFT AND NOT THREE SHAFTS. Shaft flex is determined by how the shaft tipped. The KBS MAX 85 is multi-trim like th...
View full detailsFujikura Axiom Iron Shafts (.370)
FujikuraThe AXIOM .370 is a product years in the making. Extreme innovation, technology, and design join together to give golfers a new benchmark for iron ...
View full detailsFujikura Air Speeder II Iron Shafts
FujikuraUtilizing the same VTC Technology in the driver that's featured in Speeder NX, the new Air Speeder creates higher ball flight and faster ball speed...
View full detailsFST Stepped Iron Shaft (.370) Low Kick-Point
FSTFST 115-39VSI (Stepped Iron Shaft Low Kick-Point High Ball Flight) FST shaft designers understand the varieties of shaft ...
View full detailsKBS Tour Lite Chrome Shafts (.355)
KBSThe KBS Tour Lite Chrome is a lightweight steel iron shaft with a .355 tip. It comes in R, S and X flex, in lengths to suit each iron from #2 to PW...
View full detailsFST Stepped Iron Shaft (.370) Mid-High Kick-Point
FSTFST Club-Fitter Series 125-43S (Stepped Iron Shaft Mid-High Kick-Point Low Ball Flight) FST Pro models are offered to the skilled players loo...
View full detailsKBS Tour Lite Black Gloss Shafts (.355)
KBSThe KBS TOUR LITE is designed for players seeking tight dispersion, higher trajectory, additional spin, precision control, & combining it with ...
View full detailsKBS Tour Lite (Parallel) Chrome Shafts (.370)
KBSThe KBS TOUR LITE is designed for players seeking tight dispersion, higher trajectory, additional spin, precision control & combining it with m...
View full detailsFujikura Mci Practice Irons Shafts
FujikuraMCI Practice was developed from the demand of Japan Tour players looking for a shaft that could help them find a repeatable tempo and expose any sw...
View full detailsFujikura Axiom 105 Iron Shafts (.355)
FujikuraThe Fujikura AXIOM .355 is a product years in the making. Extreme innovation, technology, and design join together to give golfers a new benchmark ...
View full detailsFujikura Axiom 125 Iron Shafts (.355)
FujikuraThe Fujikura AXIOM .355 is a product years in the making. Extreme innovation, technology, and design join together to give golfers a new benchmark ...
View full detailsFujikura Axiom 75 Iron Shafts (.355)
FujikuraThe Fujikura AXIOM .355 is a product years in the making. Extreme innovation, technology, and design join together to give golfers a new benchmark ...
View full detailsFujikura Travil 75 Iron Shafts (Taper)
Fujikura*Available in the 1st week of March* New offering - TRAVIL IRON in 75g! The Fujikura TRAVIL Iron which was launched in June 2023 achieved great suc...
View full detailsFujikura Travil 85 Iron Shafts (Taper)
FujikuraIntroducing a new iron shaft that focuses on the drop angle, which is the essential element to stop the ball where you aim it. After repeated tests...
View full detailsFujikura Travil 95 Iron Shafts (Taper)
FujikuraIntroducing a new iron shaft that focuses on the drop angle, which is the essential element to stop the ball where you aim it. After repeated tests...
View full detailsFujikura Travil 115 Iron Shafts (Taper)
FujikuraIntroducing a new iron shaft that focuses on the drop angle, which is the essential element to stop the ball where you aim it. After repeated tests...
View full detailsFujikura Travil 105 Iron Shafts (Taper)
FujikuraIntroducing a new iron shaft that focuses on the drop angle, which is the essential element to stop the ball where you aim it. After repeated tests...
View full detailsKBS PGI Player's Graphite Iron Black Matte Shafts (0.355)
KBSGRAPHITE PERFORMANCE PUSHED TO THE NEXT LEVEL The KBS PGI was designed by Director of R & D and master shaft maker Kim Braly and is built for A...
View full detailsKBS Max Graphite Iron Shafts (0.355TP)
KBSThe KBS MAX Graphite is designed for a wide range of players seeking to maximize the performance of their iron shafts with trajectory, spin and dis...
View full detailsKBS Hi-Rev 2.0 Wedge Liberty Limited Edition Shafts (0.355)
KBSCreated by renowned shaft designer Kim Braly and forged from Tour player feedback, the KBS Tour Series features the most advanced steel shaft techn...
View full detailsKBS Tour Lite (Parallel) Black Gloss Shafts (.370)
KBSThe KBS TOUR LITE is designed for players seeking tight dispersion, higher trajectory, additional spin, precision control & combining it with m...
View full detailsNS Pro Modus3 Tour 125 (Taper) Shafts - X Flex
NipponThe all new N.S. PRO MODUS3 Tour 125 - traditional, familiar weight, straighter shots, stronger trajectory, more consistent performance! The N.S. P...
View full detailsNS Pro Modus3 Tour 120 (Taper) Shafts - Tx Flex
NipponThe N.S. PRO Modus3 series shafts are popular with touring pros because they offer optimal performance in the three key areas: Desired trajectory ...
View full detailsNS Pro Modus3 Tour 105 (Taper) Black Matte Shafts - X Flex
NipponThe all new N.S. PRO MODUS3 Tour 105 – lighter weight to increase club head speed for longer distances, straighter shots, stronger trajectory, and ...
View full detailsIron shafts connect your hands to your irons, and choosing the right weight and flex makes a real difference to distance control and strike. Shop iron shafts at Clubtech Golf in steel and graphite, in taper and parallel tip designs, for golfers reshafting a set, building custom irons or replacing a single damaged shaft.
Steel and graphite iron shafts
Steel remains the most common choice in irons because it offers consistent flex, a solid feel and tight dispersion. Graphite iron shafts are lighter and absorb more vibration, which helps golfers with slower swings, joint pain or anyone who wants an easier launch. Both are available in a wide range of weights.
How to choose iron shafts
Weight
Steel iron shafts range from lightweight models around 75 to 95 grams up to tour weights of 120 grams and more. Lighter shafts help slower swingers launch the ball and gain speed. Heavier shafts generally suit faster players who want a lower, more controlled flight.
Flex
Choose flex based on your 6 iron swing speed and tempo. Regular suits most average swingers, stiff suits faster players, and X flex is for very high speeds. Some lines also offer SR and R2 options in between.
Taper tip or parallel tip
| Taper tip | Parallel tip | |
|---|---|---|
| Tip diameter | .355 | .370 |
| How it is supplied | A specific shaft for each iron | One length, tip-trimmed per club |
| Hosel fit | .355 bore, or a .370 bore with a shim | .370 bore |
Check your head's hosel bore before ordering, and look for the tip size in each product title.
Kick point and launch
Low kick point shafts help launch the ball higher, while mid and high kick point shafts produce a flatter, more penetrating flight. Many modern shafts use progressive profiles that launch the long irons higher and the short irons lower.
Iron shaft brands
Nippon makes up much of the range, from the lightweight Zelos and 950GH Neo through to the Modus3 Tour family, including the NS Pro Modus3 Tour 120 Luxury Black and the NS Pro 1050GH parallel tip shaft.
KBS offers the C-Taper, Tour and Tour V lines, plus graphite options such as the KBS Generation Graphite iron shaft. Graphite fans can also look at the Fujikura Axiom 95 iron shafts and UST Mamiya Dart V models. True Temper, LA Golf, FST, Apollo and Orlimar complete the range, including steel shafts for junior builds.
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Iron Shaft FAQs
Should I get steel or graphite iron shafts?
Choose steel if you want maximum consistency, a solid feel and a lower flight, and choose graphite if you want lighter weight, easier launch or less vibration. Modern graphite iron shafts perform well for many golfers, so the decision comes down to feel, swing speed and comfort.
Can I reshaft just one iron?
Yes. Replacing a single bent or broken shaft is common, and matching the original model, flex and length keeps the set consistent. If the original shaft is no longer made, choose one with a similar weight and profile so the club still feels like the rest of the set.
What flex iron shaft do I need?
Most golfers who carry a 6 iron around 150 to 165 metres suit stiff flex, while those carrying it less often suit regular. Tempo also matters: a quick, aggressive transition usually needs firmer flex, and a smooth swing can suit softer flex.
Do heavier iron shafts help accuracy?
For many stronger players, yes. Extra weight can smooth out tempo, reduce shaft twisting and tighten dispersion. Slower swingers usually get better results from lighter shafts, because a shaft that is too heavy reduces speed, launch and carry.
What does a taper tip shaft mean?
A taper tip shaft has a .355 tip and is made to a set length for each iron in the set. It needs little or no tip trimming. Parallel tip shafts have a .370 tip and are trimmed individually, which suits club builders working from a trimming chart.
Find the iron shafts that suit your game, compare weights and profiles, and enjoy free shipping Australia-wide on orders of $100 or more.