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Harrison
Shafts are the most dominant shaft in the clubs of the world's leading
long-drive competitors. The more than 100 members of the Harrison
Long Drive Team testify to its unparalleled success in this golf
format. Harrison Shafts continued strength in world long-drive competitions
reinforces its reputation as the "world's longest driving shaft."
Harrison's support of long-drive competitors provides a proving
ground for shafts that can be used by golfers of all ability to
increase driving length. Harrison shafts feature minimized shaft
lag, tuned spin rate; consistent flex to create greater distance
and accuracy while reducing hooks and slices.
Since Harrison Shafts introduced the Pro 2.5 Ultra Lite in 1989, which was the first shaft tuned by Harrison's engineers for long driving, the company has been focused on winning. It was used to set the then-world record of 437 yards shortly after its debut. The first long drive championship recorded with a Harrison shaft was in 1993. Now, Harrison Shafts' success in world long-drive competition is legendary. Long drivers using Harrison Shafts have won seven of the last 10 World/North American Long Drive Championships. Harrison shafts dominated the 2002 World Long Drive Money List by commanding the first and second places for the whole season. Harrison Shafts' Long Drive Series was created for those competing at the highest levels of long-drive tournaments. The series features:
Harrison Shafts continues to develop premium, American-made shafts for long-drive competitors. The fast recovery, minimal shaft twisting and low ball spin nature of the Long-Drive Series shafts is preferred by long drivers to control hooks and slices and excessive back spin generating ballooning ball. The titanium-reinforced tip lowers torque while retaining an optimum flex profile. No other company can offer more shaft options or more proven success than Harrison. |