Harrison Sports, Inc., began its quest to develop the perfect graphite golf shaft in 1988. The company, based in Pacoima, Calif., is succeeding by producing shafts that consistently are among the best rated for distance, accuracy, value and customer satisfaction. Harrison Shafts, all American made from the finest in graphite, titanium and boron materials, have secured their place among the top five of the most-used graphite shafts in the world. Their quality is evidenced by the growing use of Harrison shafts among touring professional golfers and long-drive competitors around the world.

In 2003, Harrison Shafts continued its development efforts by adding the expertise of renowned teaching professional Jim McLean as a consultant to the company's expert engineers. McLean, host of the Golf Channel Academy Live, an instructor to many successful touring professionals, and proprietor of five teaching academies across the United States, will endorse and design Harrison Shafts. The first release was the Harrison Striper J, a graphite shaft with integrated titanium that minimizes shaft twisting during the golf swing.

Harrison's technical superiority can be seen in its Pro 2.5 Titanium and Pro 2.5 Low Launch shafts. Harrison's engineers use the best materials and innovative designs to produce shafts that reduce shaft lag, which help to reduce hooks and slices while adding distance. Harrison shafts are renowned for low shaft twisting, optimized launch angles, and tuned spin rate. Harrison shafts promote tighter shot dispersion, greater distance, and accuracy. Harrison has enhanced uniformity and tightened the frequency among its iron shafts, which meet the requirement for consistency demanded by custom golf clubmakers worldwide.

Harrison Shafts span the breadth of golfer and clubmaker needs in weight, length, frequency and flex point. Harrison engineers have developed a shaft that will meet the demands of any golfer. Among its shaft series are the Titanium, XL 95, Tour 80, FL 60, Trajectory, Long Drive and UL 70. Most shafts are available in a variety of tip diameters to fit a variety of clubhead designs.

Harrison Shafts have become favorites on professional golf tours worldwide. Among the professionals who have achieved success with the shaft in their clubs are Jim Thorpe, who won the Countrywide Tradition Senior PGA Tour major in 2002; Peter Lonard, winner of the Australian PGA Championship; Jim Furyk, Paul Azinger, Jeff Maggart, Mark Brooks and Delroy Cambridge. In 2002, Harrison Shafts have helped record nine tour victories and more than 50 top-10 finishes.

Harrison Shafts are a staple in the bags of the world's best-known long-drive competitors. Long known and the "longest driving shaft," Harrison's Pro 2.5 Long Drive shaft was used by Sweden's Viktor Johansson when he set the then-competition record of 414 yards in winning the 2000 World Long Drive Championship. Harrison Shafts have been used to win seven of the last 10 World Long Drive Championships.

Harrison Shaft's reputation for quality was established first among golf clubmakers and golf specialty owners. Its meticulous engineering detail meets the demand for uniform frequency required by professional clubmakers as well as golf professionals. Harrison shafts are technologically superior, and they offer eye-catching designs. The company's marketing support is unmatched. Harrison's commitment to innovation and customer service has made it the popular and growing choice among professionals, clubmakers and golf enthusiasts.