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Currently running Tensei orange in driver stiff. I'm looking to get fitted for a new driver so should be interesting to see what is selected.

Nippon N.S. 1050

I’m loving my KBS C-Tapers 125g

Recently bought new irons with the KBS Tour Lite 105 stiff shafts and they are the best iron shafts I've ever used. Very underrated, but KBS makes some great shafts.

Project X 6.0. But I need to get re-fitted as I've gotten older. 

Admittedly I haven't tried a ton of various shafts over the years. Been pretty much zoned in on stuff that works well for me. So I'll start there.
Project X HZRDUS Red/Blue/Black/Yellow - been using these in my woods for several years now and they seem to really work with my swing. Red works great with my FW woods. Blue/Yellow have been good for driver and FW woods. The Black are great in my hybrids.
I've said for several years now how I wish PX would come out with a HZRDUS line for irons (not just the silver). HZRDUS Black iron shafts would be killer!
True Temper Dynamic Gold 120 S300 - these have been in my irons for a few years now and they're awesome. A bit lighter than the OG's without any loss of that OG feel.
PX LZ are another great option in that 120g weight for the 6.0 flex. A bit more flex in the mid "loading zone" but they also feel pretty damn good.
I'm looking forward to going graphite in my iron shafts this year. Steelfiber, Recoil, Recoil Dart, MMT, etc are all of the high quality and high performance variety. Gonna be a fun Spring!

Currently playing Recoil 120 F4 in my irons and I like them. Project X LZ are probably my favorite.

Absolutely love the KBS Tour C taper lite x flex shafts. Have been using for a couple years now and won’t be switching for the foreseeable future. 

In my last set of irons (Callaway Rogue X), the UST MAMIYA Recoil 95g Graphite shafts were nice, but just a little too whippy. When I got my current irons (Mizuno JPX 921 Hot Metal) I wanted to go back to the steel shaft so they currently have the Nippon NS Pro 950GH Neo and I love them. They are still regular flex so they have a little bend to them but I feel much more confidence swinging them. 

For me it has been UST 780 ES Smacwrap Stiff. The weight has worked, help take strain and pain off my elbow from hitting off mats, and has been very consistent with my ZX 5 MKII heads. I have tried some other graphite iron shafts such as Aerotech Steelfiber, Misubishi MMT, and Fujikura Axiom, but the UST have been the best for me. 
Note on the Axioms, they are stiiff as hell, actually too stiff for my taste. 
 

Dynamic Gold 105 Stiff

Modus 105 and 120's. Just nothing beats the feel of a Nippon shaft in an iron. 

KBS Tour. I've tried others; always keep coming back to this. it either fits my swing, or I've fit my swing to it. Either way, don't fix it if it ain't broke.

Fujikura Axiom

The one that fits my swing with the head I’m trying. Have no favorite or preferred shaft. Have had several versions of DG s3000/400 including the original amt version. Px6.0, px io, kbs tour, kns tour 90, recoil 110 and 110 proto, $ taper, c taper lite, modus 120

I have found iron shafts more and more fascinating as I go on and the fact that they can do with steel what they can do. For me, I have been massively impressed with the Project X LZ shafts. I love the feel, and the way it loads, and the flight is perfect! What I found even more interesting was how the shafts in the Haywood irons are. The KBS Tour (X-Stiff), performs just as well if not better in some ways. I was a little nervous when Josh said that would fit me the best. However, now that I have played a little bit with them I love them! KBS may have sold me for future shaft purchases.

A lot out there, but for pure nostalgia and the longest time spent with any shaft  - period - Dynamic Gold.

A lot of options out there and so many suit different golfers in different ways. 
This video spurred this thought - What is your go to iron shaft?

I know that is a "correct" answer, but let's live a little!
What's been your favorite or maybe a better way to put it. When you go for a fitting what is the first shaft you try and it is one you know that you typically like or get on well with.

I would suggest hitting numerous shots with each, Get an average distance for each then decide if you need to adjust a loft, you don't want to just do it because there's 6* difference between the wedges and the others clubs may be 4*. Test it out, then make a decision, also keep in mind that some of the clubs can only be bent 1 or 2* depending on the type of metal and if cast or forged.

Uhhhm  a sick little is a mental workout in itself!  Hope they feel we'll soon!

Thank you!! 

Hope the little one feels better @Samuel09152!

Well bad weather and sick baby, no golf today… guess I’ll just do mental work and rest! 

Awesome you had a great round and session!