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I have been playing golf for a decade scoring in the mid-80's. I just purchased a set of Ping I3's with the Harrison 3.5 ultralites and it is unbelievable what has happened to my game overnight. I have only played twice with the shafts but already see drastic results; the first time, I shot a 77...the second time a 74; the ball goes just about exactly where I aim the shot with a tight shot dispersion and a consistent tour trajectory. I used to fly the ball up really high and loose a lot of distance; now with twice the accuracy, I am hitting the ball 20 to 30 yards further with each iron. I never thought golf would be this easy and this much fun...no effort to swing the club.

...on that note, I pulled my old beat Peerless Steel PHD 7 wood with a Harrison UL3.5 f/s flex shaft out of my old club barrel a few weeks ago. I have NEVER hit a bad shot with that club, screwed around with other 7 woods for the past 4 or 5 years and brought it back and still have not hit a bad shot with it. The Harrison UL3.5 is the world's first perfect shaft. For everyone. Finally the debate is resolved. Rambling is over.

Thanks!
John Muir

I put my old driver back in my bag this summer that it an KZ Maraging Steel with a Harrison 3.5 UL... I always hit that driver well... switched to something else when I bought a driver head off Scott Bershing a few years ago, put it in an Apache PM40+ which I also hit well. But, nothing has quite had the consistency for me that the Harrison 3.5 UL did. This summer I struggled a bit with drives and went back to the KZ and hit it a bit better again...don't know if it's the perfect shaft for everyone but heck, it works for me!

Jen

Just wrote to add to your testimonials on the Harrison UL (3.5 in my case). I have a 400 cc driver head on this shaft at 46.5" in a softer flex (senior/reg at 232 cpm). My usual driving distance last year was 225 with a 90 mph swing speed. This year with the same swing speed, I am hitting drives regularly over 235 and today hit one 270 on slightly uphill Par 5. Hitting into the wind with this shaft is a pleasure, as I rarely lose much distance due to the fact that the ball seems to cut through the wind like a laser rather than balloon up. What is most impressive is that this distance gain has not come with a loss of accuracy. I was always a straight driver of the ball. Now, I am hitting drives straight and long.

Thanks again.