VIDEO: True Temper XP 115 Golf Shafts Review

April 15, 2015 | by Pete Wlodkowski of AmateurGolf.com

True Temper recently added a "suite spot" weight to their popular series of lightweight iron shafts, the XP 115.

True Temper recently added a "sweet spot" weight to their popular series of lightweight iron shafts, the XP 115. At AmateurGolf.com, we believe that all mid-am and senior players (and heck, anyone looking for extra distance in their irons, male or female) should evaluate the potential benefit of lightweight iron shafts. But some people find the jump from the Dynamic Gold shafts they have trusted for many years to a 95 gram weight can be too rapid of a transition. Enter the XP 115, which falls into the perfect "in-between" weight to make the going lightweight a bit easier. The results of making a switch can be really amazing. Robot and player testing have shown an average of six to eight yards of improved carry distance, and even double-digit yardage gains, when irons are upgraded to XP shafts.

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