Fujikura Pro Shaft Review

Fujikura Pro Shaft Review

By Paul Liberatore

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Fujikura Golf’s most popular wood shaft model has been redesigned. The PRO series shafts are designed with playability and easy-to-fit characteristics. The new Pro 2.0 shafts give golfers 14% more torsional stiffness for better shot control and lower spin. The Pro 2.0 is built in two models and various configurations to match any player’s swing type and feel preferences. The Fujikura Pro 2.0 shafts deliver more effect loading and better energy transfer, which is perfect for players of all abilities and skill levels.

Key Features

The Pro 2.0 shaft features a longer loading zone for more efficient energy transfer and higher ball speeds.

40 Ton carbon fiber and a Phantium finish is used to give the Pro 2.0 shafts a stiffer tip and lower spin than previous models..

The mid and tip sections of the Pro 2.0 have been reinforced to give players less torque and enhanced control for more accuracy.

Design and Technology

The original Fujikura Pro shaft was one of the most popular wood shafts in Fujikura’s extensive history. The Pro 2.0 builds on the framework of prior generations and gives players a more playable profile and better performance. Improved loading zone dynamics and lower torque mean more energy and more stability built into drivers and fairway woods. Tour-Spec models will suit players with more aggressive tempos. The PRO series is Fujikura’s most expansive and can be built for players of all handicaps.

For my test, I put the Tour-Spec Fujikura Pro 2.0 driver shaft in a Callaway Epic Flash driver. I was hitting the 60X model. The Pro 2.0 features a higher balance point similar to the shaft that I play in my driver, so I am highly familiar with the feel of this shaft. The 2.0 shaft was an outstanding performer and I felt it was effortless to hit. I can see this shaft appealing to a wide variety of golfers and I understand why so many players have gravitated towards this offering. Every Fujikura shaft is made to the tightest tolerances and I believe the Pro 2.0 to be a great fit for the majority of amateur and weekend golfers.


The Fujikura Pro 2.0 differs from other premium shaft offerings in two significant features. This shaft is designed for more average golfers and does not require elite swing speeds to obtain its full performance. The price of the Pro 2.0 also makes it more accessible to casual golfers. Many drivers can be ordered with the Pro 2.0 at little upcharge and it can be bought second hand for very reasonable prices.

Fujikura Pro Shaft


The Fujikura Pro 2.0 7 Tour Spec Shaft is a high-performance golf shaft that offers exceptional performance and customization options. It features ENSO technology and a proprietary HIT High Inertia tip, which work together to deliver low launch and spin characteristics. The shaft also includes an adjustable sleeve, allowing golfers to fine-tune their club to suit their swing preferences.But it doesn't stop there.


The Fujikura Pro 2.0 7 Tour Spec Shaft is made with ultra-premium composite materials. This not only enhances its durability but also contributes to its ability to provide the perfect combination of distance and accuracy. Trust me, this shaft is built to last.


PROS

  • Improved loading zone materials give players more distance through more clubhead speed.
  • Two models ensure that golfers of all swing types and skill levels can play a shaft that is built for them.
  • 14% more torsional stiffness than previous Pro models give players more shot control and lower spin rates.

CONS

  • 40 Ton carbon fiber is not as stiff as some materials used to design more expensive golf shafts.
  • Players looking for ultimate stability may find this shaft inferior to other offerings with stiffer materials.
  • The higher balance point feel can be difficult for players to get used to if they have never experienced it before.

Our Experience

The Fujikura Pro shaft delivers a smooth, medium kick in the mid-tip section, providing a satisfying feel without compromising stability. We noticed the shaft loads easily and releases with a powerful kick through impact, resulting in consistent ball speeds and distances. The mid-launch and mid-to-low spin characteristics make it suitable for many players seeking to optimize their driver performance.


One of the standout features of the Fujikura Pro is its impressive stability, particularly in the tip section. This stability translates to improved accuracy and tighter dispersion, even on more aggressive swings. The shaft's design allows golfers to swing with confidence, knowing they can maintain control while still achieving desirable launch conditions.


The Fujikura Pro is available in various weights (ranging from 53 to 73 grams) and flexes (R2 to X), making it adaptable to different swing speeds and player preferences. This versatility contributes to its popularity among both amateur and professional golfers.


While performance is paramount, the Fujikura Pro doesn't disappoint in the looks department. The shaft features clean branding and minimal graphics, with a sleek design that many golfers find appealing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can the Fujikura Pro 2.0 7 Tour Spec Shaft Be Customized to Different Lengths and Flex Options?

Yes, the Fujikura Pro 2.0 7 Tour Spec shaft can be customized to different lengths and flex options, allowing for personalized performance benefits. This customization offers golfers the opportunity to optimize their club for their individual swing characteristics.

What Sets the ENSO Technology in the Fujikura Pro 2.0 7 Tour Spec Shaft Apart From Other Shafts on the Market?

Enso technology sets the Fujikura Pro 2.0 7 Tour Spec shaft apart. Its advanced construction and materials optimize swing performance. Unlike other shafts, Enso technology maximizes energy transfer for unparalleled distance and accuracy.

Are There Any Specific Characteristics of the Fujikura Pro 2.0 7 Tour Spec Shaft That Make It Particularly Suitable for Golfers Seeking Low Launch?

Specific characteristics of the Fujikura Pro 2.0 7 Tour Spec shaft make it ideal for golfers seeking low launch. Its Enso technology and ultra-premium composite material offer superior performance benefits, while customization options cater to individual needs. The shaft is compatible with various drivers, but potential drawbacks may include the need for professional fitting.

What Are the Potential Pros and Cons of Using the Fujikura Pro 2.0 7 Tour Spec Shaft With the Callaway Rogue, Rogue Sub Zero, or Rogue Draw Drivers?

Using the Fujikura Pro 2.0 7 Tour Spec shaft with Callaway Rogue drivers offers exceptional performance and compatibility. Pros include low launch and spin, but potential cons could be related to individual swing characteristics.

What are the Key Features and Benefits of the Fujikura Pro 2.0 7 Tour Spec Shaft, as Well as Any Potential Drawbacks?

The key features of the Fujikura Pro 2.0 7 Tour Spec shaft include ENSO technology, low launch suitability, and compatibility with Callaway Rogue drivers. Its benefits are high performance, while potential drawbacks include limited customization options.

Conclusion

The Fujikura Pro 2.0 offers all golfers the ability to play a golf shaft with ultra-high-end materials in a profile that suits their game. This more affordable premium golf shaft can help a wide range of golfers dial in their driver and fairway woods for more distance and more accuracy. Fujikura improved one of its more popular golf shafts ever and delivered a product that is built for the masses. Players looking to upgrade their current gamer or get fit for a new driver should make the Pro 2.0 series of shaft a priority when they are building their list of testing products.

Paul Liberatore

Paul Liberatore

As the Founder of Golfers Authority Paul Liberatore Esq. has spent the last 7+ years writing about the best golf equipment or instruction from the top golf instructors in the world. He has been a contributing writer for Sports Illustrated Golf and GolfWRX. After graduating with honors from Purdue University, he realized that he had a passion for the golf business and the law. When he's not practicing law, or creating golf content on YouTube, he can be found on his syndicated Behind the Golf Brand podcast talking with the most prolific leaders in the golf industry.