Golf shafts have changed dramatically over the years, and the materials used to build them continue to evolve. At the THP Kinetixx Experience, participants had the opportunity to go behind the scenes with Kinetixx Golf and learn more about what goes into designing and building a premium composite golf shaft.
For this edition of Kinetixx Shaft Boot Camp, Jason Horodezky from Kinetixx Golf sits down to answer questions about the company, its approach to shaft design, and one technology that continues to generate plenty of conversation: Kevlar EXO.
What is Kinetixx Kevlar EXO?
Kevlar is a material most people have probably heard of, but likely not when talking about a golf shaft. Kinetixx uses its Kevlar EXO technology as part of its composite shaft construction, giving its engineers another material to work with when trying to influence how a shaft feels and performs.
In the video, Horodezky explains what Kevlar EXO is, why Kinetixx uses it, and the role it can play within the overall shaft design. More importantly, the discussion goes beyond simply naming materials and dives into how those materials can influence the characteristics golfers actually experience when swinging a golf club.
Of course, materials are only one part of the equation. Horodezky also discusses Kinetixx Golf’s overall approach to shaft design and some of the things golfers should understand when considering a Kinetixx shaft for their game.
Whether you enjoy digging into golf shaft technology, are interested in the fitting process, or simply want to know what makes Kinetixx different, this edition of Kinetixx Shaft Boot Camp offers a look behind the curtain.
Have a question about Kinetixx Golf shafts or Kevlar EXO? Drop it in the comments below.