Sunday evening (the 19th) we kick off 2026 Kinetixx Experience where 5 lucky THP Forum members head to Victoria National to play alongside some from Jason from Kinetixx Golf. Learn about shafts from the expert, play alongside him at one of the most challenging and fun courses you can play and get some tremendous gear in the process.

Itinerary
Sunday Evening: Group Dinner and Swag Party.
Monday Morning: 18 Holes of Golf
Monday Afternoon: Lunch Break and then Nine Holes of Golf
Monday Evening: Group Dinner in Private Room with Shaft Boot Camp
Tuesday Morning: 18 Holes of Golf followed by Lunch at Course and
then depart
This event is all about the new line of shafts from Kinetixx that are unlike anything we have seen before. Each participant is armed with the tools and will put them in play immediately. If you are following along live, keep an eye on the two dinners. First will be a swag party where participants find out what they are playing and the Monday evening will be a full Shaft Boot Camp. This will cover everything from materials to construction and how it impacts performance.
This will open up right at the opening dinner and swag party, so get ready to follow along all of the fun.

Contest
Just because you are not with us at Victoria National, does not mean you cannot win. Day 1 of golf will be all about the shafts and Day 2 will feature a fun little contest. JB vs Lord Tox playing in the same group one on one in match play. Pick who you think will win below and if correct, you will win one of these amazing shafts courtesy of Kinetixx Golf.
Pairings
Day 1
Jason from Kinetixx
@Lord Tox
@ColdOkieGolf
@jfrigo1003
@JB
@Echico
@Chow
@Carolina Dundee
Day 2
Jason from Kinetixx
@Echico
@ColdOkieGolf
@Chow
@Lord Tox
@JB
@Carolina Dundee
@jfrigo1003
Second Round on Day 1 is optional and participants can split up into groups.
Get ready for a ton of action and make your prediction below on who you think will win the match on Day 2.
For all of the latest from Kinetixx Golf, check out their website at www.kinetixxgolf.com.







if you like them, you should get them.
I have similar thoughts to Jason, so we compared notes, but he had strong feelings about the materials they use and their construction methods
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if you like them, you should get them.
I have similar thoughts to Jason, so we compared notes, but he had strong feelings about the materials they use and their construction methods
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It was more of, I need new golf shoes soon and Gfores look cool. I think Ill probably just stick with Adidas in future
[QUOTE=”JB, post: 14210917, member: 3″]
if you like them, you should get them.
I have similar thoughts to Jason, so we compared notes, but he had strong feelings about the materials they use and their construction methods
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What were his favorite shoe brands?
[QUOTE=”Chow, post: 14210961, member: 80528″]
What were his favorite shoe brands?
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I didn’t ask, but will text him tomorrow.
Hole 9 on Tuesday.
I finally hit the fairway here but leave myself close to 300 yds. I had no chance to get to the green but waited on the group in front of me to get onto the green. I hit a majestic 3w to about 40yds from the pin. Lets just leave it at that as the ground was wet. I am standing on the back of the green and Jason is in the greenside bunker. We had just had a conversation in the cart about how the caddie caught his drive on the fly the day before. Well he hits a bunker shot out towards me that I saw the entire way. Instincts took over and I just raised my right had and plucked the ball out of the air. If I didn’t do that it would of flown by me (no chance it hit me unless I panicked) but catching it was cooler. :ROFLMAO:
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Hole 9 on Tuesday.
I finally hit the fairway here but leave myself close to 300 yds. I had no chance to get to the green but waited on the group in front of me to get onto the green. I hit a majestic 3w to about 40yds from the pin. Lets just leave it at that as the ground was wet. I am standing on the back of the green and Jason is in the greenside bunker. We had just had a conversation in the cart about how the caddie caught his drive on the fly the day before. Well he hits a bunker shot out towards me that I saw the entire way. Instincts took over and I just raised my right had and plucked the ball out of the air. If I didn’t do that it would of flown by me (no chance it hit me unless I panicked) but catching it was cooler. :ROFLMAO:
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I was standing about 5 feet away from you as this occurred. It was quite the reflex to catch the ball like that sir. :ROFLMAO:
I’ve been thinking about doing my end of event write up but I don’t want to admit it’s over.
I piece something together over the weekend
I wanted to share a few ramblings on my first THP Experience.
It was a great introduction, and I feel very fortunate to have gone. The fellow THPers, Tox, JB, and Jason – are all great guys, and I really enjoyed getting to hang out with them. It was a bit surreal to be on the other side of things.
I mentioned this to Jason as well, but he is truly such a cool and interesting person, and I could (and have, lol) listen to him talk for hours. I hope Kinetixx finds a way to better highlight his story and personality. From the interviews I’ve seen, you don’t really get a good sense of him or the brand, but meeting him made me a true believer in Kinetixx. The performance speaks for itself too, as I’ve been highly impressed with the shafts thus far.
My only regret is not figuring out my setup issues before the trip. I managed to get away with it the first day, which is a testament to the Kinetixx shafts since I couldn’t find the center of the face. However, between the long drive and day getting there, limited recovery, and the heat, I was running on fumes by the second day. I played so terribly and VN offered no respite. It still made for a great experience – but man I’d love to be back there under better conditions and better swings.
Overall I’m really happy I was able to have this experience, and I’m so looking forward to following along for the 2027 Kinetixx Experience.
[QUOTE=”ColdOkieGolf, post: 14224114, member: 85497″]
I wanted to share a few ramblings on my first THP Experience.
It was a great introduction, and I feel very fortunate to have gone. The fellow THPers, Tox, JB, and Jason – are all great guys, and I really enjoyed getting to hang out with them. It was a bit surreal to be on the other side of things.
I mentioned this to Jason as well, but he is truly such a cool and interesting person, and I could (and have, lol) listen to him talk for hours. I hope Kinetixx finds a way to better highlight his story and personality. From the interviews I’ve seen, you don’t really get a good sense of him or the brand, but meeting him made me a true believer in Kinetixx. The performance speaks for itself too, as I’ve been highly impressed with the shafts thus far.
My only regret is not figuring out my setup issues before the trip. I managed to get away with it the first day, which is a testament to the Kinetixx shafts since I couldn’t find the center of the face. However, between the long drive and day getting there, limited recovery, and the heat, I was running on fumes by the second day. I played so terribly and VN offered no respite. It still made for a great experience – but man I’d love to be back there under better conditions and better swings.
Overall I’m really happy I was able to have this experience, and I’m so looking forward to following along for the 2027 Kinetixx Experience.
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It was awesome getting to know you and being your cart partner the 2nd day. I had loads of fun.
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I have had some time to reflect on this experience and here are some random thoughts.
[USER=3]@JB[/USER] and [USER=5944]@Lord Tox[/USER] – These guys just want everyone to come in and have fun. They help some folks get out of their shell to get involved in the experience and they get out of the way when we get involved. I consider myself very lucky to attend any event and that continued with this event. They are all different and yet they are all amazing. Thanks guys!
Jason – This dude is awesome. Really enjoyed the discussions with him and the knowledge he dropped. I did send him an email thanking him and got a response back with some great reference materials. He is a CEO so I am not going to have a new pen pal but he is someone that cares about his product. I really learned a lot from him and hope to play golf with him again.
[USER=80528]@Chow[/USER] [USER=51300]@Carolina Dundee[/USER] [USER=50601]@jfrigo1003[/USER] [USER=85497]@ColdOkieGolf[/USER] – I got to play some golf with all of you guys. It was a blast and I would play rounds with all of you again. I think we all brought different skill levels to the golf course and all had our own questions for Jason. I learned something from all of them from the questions they asked to the way they played golf. We had some good laughs.
Victoria National – If you get a chance to go and have a negative thing to say then the problem is you. :ROFLMAO: Obviously you are going to have great service. The food there is amazing. The caddies we had were amazing. The course was in great shape. I asked for a drink recommendation and got the Caddy Crush, amazing. I can’t say anything bad about the place except my visit was too short.
The haul – I have been posting in the review threads but it has to be said that what we got was amazing and over the top. I don’t see anyway that the shafts or putter make it out of my bag anytime soon. I wouldn’t say that if it weren’t true. I don’t just give compliments out, these products are legit.
[USER=53320]@MGoBlue[/USER] – I am sorry that you had to miss the event. I really think you would have enjoyed it and added to the event. I hope I was a good replacement for you. 👊
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@MGoBlue – I am sorry that you had to miss the event. I really think you would have enjoyed it and added to the event. I hope I was a good replacement for you
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Very nice of you, dude! I’m glad you got to go and experience those shafts and putter, and VN of course. Knowing where I’m at physically right now I don’t think I could have tolerated 45 holes in 2 days. I got over ambitious about my recovery. Now that I’m seeing a great PT I’ll be ready if I’m lucky enough to be selected for another. It was fun following all you guys and I’ll be continuing to check the comments about those shafts!