Shafts : New Image

New Image shafts offer a fresh new look for the golf industry. Top quality raw materials, tight specification tolerances and their artistic appearance make them unique. Champions Tour player R.W. Eaks has won many times this year with the New Image Gold Shaft and Andy Bean won Champions Tour event "Regions Charity Classic" with the New Image Ghost Shaft.

New Image shafts are thoroughly tested to meet rigid specifications. Once shafts have been approved, they are sent to their engineers in Huntsville Alabama. They undergo a second process of more extensive testing to determine the flex weight of each shaft. This process finds the point of least resistance to bend when a shaft is deflected in a golf swing. Shafts are then sorted to make perfectly matched sets. Each shaft comes with its own information label providing a unique serial number, its flex weight, torque, length, flex and weight. The location of the logo is strategically placed to face up or down for the shaft's maximum performance.

All New Image graphite shafts are custom hand painted - no two are identical. The aesthetics are stunningly unique. Each shaft is a work of art backed by technology to give you the best golf shaft on the market.

Tour-proven Ghost Image and Gold Image shafts are making appearances in tour players' bags on the PGA, Champions and Nationwide tours.  Individual custom shafts exceed all other's shaft standards.  Try a New Image shaft today and let us help improve your game.

R.W. Eaks wins the 2008 Hickory Classic again with the New Image Gold shafts in his driver and fairway woods.  This is the second win this year and the fourth win in 14 months (more than any other Champions Tour winner in this time span) all with the New Image Gold shafts.  Eaks began using the New Image shafts two years ago at this event where he lost in a play-off to Andy Bean.  He bounced back last year to win this tournament and now again back to back.   Eaks was second in driving distance and hit 81% of his fairways.   His rounds of 61, 68 and 71 gave him a win by four strokes.

Eaks was the first professional to use the shaft, and has been wildly successful with it.  In May 2008, professional Andy Bean won the Regions Charity Classic using New Image shafts, and demand for them has skyrocketed as a result of the publicity.