Project X Titan Black Shaft Debuts With Stiffer TX Flex

Project X has introduced the Titan Black, a new driver and fairway wood shaft built for golfers with fast, aggressive swings. It follows the brand's HZRDUS lineup and is aimed at players who want maximum stability from a shaft rather than a softer, more responsive feel.

What technology does the Titan Black use?

The shaft is built around what Project X calls Advanced EI Curve Design, which gives the handle section more elasticity before progressively stiffening through the mid and tip. It is paired with Synex Technology, a multi-axial carbon-fiber matrix wrapped around the shaft's outer structure to increase hoop stiffness and energy transfer through impact.

The Titan Black is offered in both driver and fairway wood versions, with flex options that run from a standard X up to a stiffer TX, the firmest option in the range.

Are other versions coming?

Project X also offers the Titan Yellow, a counterbalanced version of the same shaft that shifts more mass toward the grip for players who prefer a heavier clubhead, a longer build, or a lighter overall swing weight. A third variant, the Titan Green, is planned for release with the same profile as the Black but increased stiffness throughout every section.

Project X expects the Titan Black to reach professional tours next year, with players set to begin testing the shaft in the coming months.