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Project X Rifle 105 Tour Flighted Shaft Review – Specs, Flex, Weight

Sure, with some shafts, you can get by without going in for a certified fitting.

But with others, it’s simply not advisable.

That’s because some shafts, like the Project X Rifle 105 Tour Flighted shafts, need specific cutting instructions in order to unlock their true potential.

The Rifle 105 Tour Flighted shafts were designed to be custom-cut and custom-fitted.

That’s because there is a ton of performance potential packed into these relatively lightweight shafts.

If you were a fan of the original Rifle Flighted shafts, you owe it to yourself to read the following Rifle 105 Tour Flighted review.

Rifle 105 Tour Flighted Shaft Overview

The Rifle 105 Tour Flighted shafts are meant to be progressive shafts.

In other words, the flight gradually gets lower and more controlled as you move towards the short irons.

As you will see in the specs table below, you will also see that these are lightweight shafts. That’s important to note because these are, after all, steel shafts.

So if you have been wanting to improve accuracy by switching from graphite to steel shafts, these may be an ideal option for you.

Like nearly any Project X (a True Temper brand) shaft, the Rifle 105 Tour Flighted shafts offer a very smooth transition.

The kick point is also progressive (so long as you go in for a certified fitting).

It was easy for our testers to load up on this shaft. Unloading felt just a little jerky; but it was nothing to be overly concerned about as it didn’t affect accuracy.

Overall you get a very lively response and the feeling that the Rifle 105 Tour Flighted is actually transferring your swing energy into the ball.

Why is the Rifle 105 Tour Flighted So Popular?

The Project X Rifle 105 Tour Flighted shaft is a popular shaft because it works well for a wide variety of golfers.

As a mid handicapper, the Rifle 105 Tour Flighted can be optimized to match your distance needs.

As a low handicapper, you can increase accuracy with your scoring irons. So it offers a little something for everyone.

How Does the Rifle 105 Tour Flighted Perform?

For the most part, our testers like long irons that produce a low launch. But none of our testers are pros.

The Rifle 105 Tour Flighted shafts actually produce a mid launch in the long irons and we can see why.

Mid launch is a nice middle ground for pros and amateurs. Pros want to be able to land greens with their longer irons so they need higher trajectories. But players like us need more distance above all else.

While the launch wasn’t terrible for us, we did lose out on a few yards with our long irons because of the higher trajectory.

However, the flight did work well for some of our higher handicap testers. When plugged into our short irons, the Rifle 105 Tour Flighted shafts produced lower launch angles.

One of the things we really liked about this shaft is that it made for very controllable spin rates.

In our scoring irons, we were able to pick up more backspin when needed or mute the spin depending on the lie.

Overall, the Rifle 105 Tour Flighted shafts are workable and we can see them performing well for a wide variety of players.

Project X Rifle 105 Tour Flighted Shaft Specs

What flexes are available what swing speeds do they suit.

The Rifle 105 Tour Flighted is available in regular, stiff and extra stiff flex. Regular would be good for 80-85 MPH swingers.

Stiff would be good for 85-90 MPH swingers and extra siff would work for 91+ MPH swingers.

What Weights Are Available? What Swing Speeds Do They Suit?

There is a 107g version that would be suitable for players in the 80 MPH range.

The 108g version may work for 85-90 MPH swingers. The 113g version may suit 91-95 MPH swingers.

Why is it So Good?

For us, the Rifle 105 Tour Flighted was a good shaft because it was workable.

So long as you get a fitting, you will find that you can manipulate flight and spin. It may take some time to get used to; but once you do, you will find  that the Rifle 105 Tour Flighted shafts are very versatile.

Project X Rifle 105 Tour Flighted First Impressions

One can’t help but notice how light and wieldy these shafts feel in the hands.

On the downswing, you feel like you can swing outside yourself. On release, you get a clear kick and feedback.

Key Features & Performance

The Rifle 105 Tour Flighted shafts feature a progressive kick point that is meant to flight the ball down in the short irons and produce a higher trajectory in the long irons.

Especially in the short irons, flight and spin can be manipulated and you get a sharper degree of control as opposed to the long irons.

Project X Rifle 105 Tour Flighted Irons Review

For better players, the progressive kick point will be amazing.

But mid handicappers may be left in the lurch because of the lost distance in the long irons.

Project X Rifle 105 Tour Flighted Wedges Review

This shaft works really well with wedges regardless of your handicap. It’s easy to achieve the spin you need and control trajectory.

Rifle 105 Tour Flighted Pros & Cons

• Progressive launch
• Active feel
• Workable in the scoring irons
• Smooth bend profile
• Not great for mid handicappers

Overall Score: 95/100

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Who Should Buy it?

Oddly enough, the Rifle 105 Tour Flighted shafts would be good for high and scratch handicappers.

If you want to attack the pin with your long irons, these shafts will help.

And if you are a lower handicapper who has trouble getting air under the ball, you will get along well with the Rifle 105 Tour Flighted shafts. Mid handicappers are likely to lose out on long iron distance.

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Rifle Tour Flighted 105 Shafts - Awesome Performance in a Lighter Weight

By DanSueltz December 10th, 2022

Rifle Tour Flighted 105 Shafts offer awesome performance in a lighter weight steel.  Available only through custom club fitters like True Fit Clubs, these shafts can be customized to meet today's golfers most demanding needs.

Lighter Weight

The Project X Rifle Tour Flighted 105 shafts come in three different weights:

R Flex  - 107 grams - Built flexes from L+(3.5) to R+(5.5)

S Flex - 108 grams - Built flexes from A+(4.5) to S(6.0)

X Flex - 113 grams - Built flexes from R(5.0) to S+(6.5)

These shafts are very customizable with a wide range of flexes in each shaft weight.

Flight and Spin Characteristics

The concept of "Tour Flighting" has been around for years.  Most tour players like higher trajectory in their long irons (3,4,5) but more penetrating ball flight in their scoring irons (8,9,PW).  That is exactly how the Project X Rifle Tour Flighted 105 irons are designed.  In our testing, the difference is not dramatic but noticeable enough to give better stopping power on longer iron shots into a green.

Flex                                          Trajectory                       Spin

R Flex                                    Mid-High                    Mid-High

S Flex                                     Mid-High                   Mid-High

X Flex                                    Mid                                Mid

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Project X vs Project X Flighted

By bmb1984 November 1, 2021 in Golf Balls/Shafts/Grips

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I ordered new Irons recently (Srixon zx7) and ordered what I thought to be the same Project X 6.0 shaft as my previous set of 09 callaway x forged, which turned out to be a Project X 6.0 flighted. 

In my first few rounds i noticed a much lower flight on long irons and higher on short irons as well as a very soft ball flight but exceeding my old clubs distance numbers do to an extra degree or two of loft. 

Up until now I was not aware of the difference between the two. In doing some research I found that the flighted version can play softer and leads me to the only concern I have with the new clubs. 

Although im getting more distance is softer trajectory a sign that the new shaft is too stiff for me or just a feature of a higher end forged club?

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I don't know what "softer trajectory" means.   

The shaft profile of the two shafts are different which is why they have different flights.  Flighted shafts are designed to launch the ball higher than the non flighted.

• 5 weeks later...

After recently taking an interest in the same PX Rifle Flighted shafts, what I've found out is that they have a progressive profile through the set. Looks like the longer irons come with a softer tip to help get the ball up in the air more easily and with less effort. The mid irons are close to a standard (for PX) flex and the short irons are a hair stiffer in the tip as to create a lower and more "tour preferred" flight. 

Overall, I believe the flex frequencies are fairly uniform and true to PX flex throughout the set but the top, middle, and bottom end of the set have slightly different feeling profiles based on their intended flight characteristics. That might be a little jumbled but at least it's in the ballpark.

My conundrum is what overall flex will suit my swing? I've been a DG 105 S300 guy for a few years and have never used PX, Rifle, or flighted. I recently bought a "nostalgia" set of Mizuno irons with some discontinued Rifle Flighted 6.0 shafts that are just magical. I've poked around and found that PX Rifle Flighted 5.5 might be a close match so I found a full set at a very cheap price and I'm taking the gamble. 

I can provide feedback if you'd like. 

Although I've been playing well with a 1/2" tipped S300, it looks like the overall profile of the 5.5 might still be a good fit for my swing. 

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Rifle Tour Flighted 105 Golf Shafts

The True Temper Project X Rifle Tour Flighted 105 Shafts offer awesome performance in a lighter weight steel golf shaft. Available only through custom clubfitters like D’Lance Golf, these shafts are highly customizable to meet today’s golfers most demanding needs.

Lighter Weight of the Rifle Tour Flighted 105 Shafts

Project X Rifle Tour Flighted 105 golf shafts come in three different weights. And, these shafts are very customizable with a wide range of flexes in each shaft weight. See full shaft specs .

• R Flex – 107 grams – Built flexes from L+(3.5) to R+(5.5)
• S Flex – 108 grams – Built flexes from A+(4.5) to S(6.0)
• X Flex – 113 grams – Built flexes from R(5.0) to S+(6.5)

Flight and Spin Characteristics

The concept of “Tour Flighting” has been around for years. Most tour players like higher trajectory in their long irons (3,4,5) but more penetrating ball flight in their scoring irons (8,9,PW). That is exactly how the Project X Rifle Tour Flighted 105 irons are designed. In our testing, the difference is not dramatic but noticeable enough to give better stopping power on longer iron shots into a green. See full shaft specs .

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Shafts - Project X vs. Project X Flighted

By BC24 , June 22, 2010 in Clubs, Grips, Shafts, Fitting

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project x has high kickpoints all the way from short irons to long irons.

So the Non-flighted version does what, hits a lower ball flight on all clubs? Does this then produce more spin to help stop the shot since it is not as high?

No. the nonflighted version does nothing. its just a shaft with standard kickpoint throughout the clubs. Why would a lower ball flight produce more spin...?

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One last question from me. For someone coming from standard Stiff shafts that are on most common clubs you buy at the store off the shelf, to a set of clubs with Project X shafts, what could I expect to see in the way of results? Lower ball flight? More accuracy? Generally anything you have experienced.

For me, I went from using DGS300 to Project X Flighted 6.0. For a couple weeks or so I saw a 5-10 yard reduction in all my iron shots. this was expected since 6.0 is a bit stiffer than S300. Now I am actually shooting further than I used to with S300 so I am much more happier with my 6.0's. Accuracy is still fairly similar for me but the added advantage of getting the ball to land soft with long irons is definitely a plus.

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I just went from KBS Tour Stiff to Project X Flighted 5.5...I felt like the KBS Tour was not quite as stiff as the DG S300 and I have read in other places that people say the Project X 5.5 is not quite as stiff as the DG S300 so I am hoping that the 5.5 matches the KBS in stiffness (feel) but with the advantage of the flighted shaft ball flight...what do you guys think?  Thanks any feedback I can get as I hit my new irons today for the first time.

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I have flighted 6.0 fitted on my Bridgestone J36's. My choice came down to the standard project x's and the flighted. Went with the flighted in the end as they allow me to land my 5&6 irons really soft (no 3-4 iron use hybrids) and get a more penetrating flight on my short irons. Like one of the earlier posters I have no problem getting the ball high in the air. I lost a bit of distance on my mid irons because of the higher flight, but once I got them dialled in they now fly further than my old irons that had DGS300's. Could anyone advise whether I should get them put on my vokey 52,56 and 60 wedges?

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The Project X 105 Rifle Tour Flighted iron shafts are lightweight version of the original Rifle Flighted profile. Many players struggle optimizing trajectories throughout their iron set — oftentimes sacrificing control in the short irons to achieve more trajectory in the long irons.

Rifle 105 Tour Flighted combines a unique design with specific tip-trim instructions that creates a progressive kick point throughout the set to manipulate ball flight and product optimal trajectories depending on specific club choice. This allows for a flighted set—offering a mid–high trajectory in the longer irons, a mid trajectory in the middle irons and a mid–low trajectory in the scoring irons.

• Lightweight version of the original Rifle Flighted profile
• Features a progressive kick point to manipulate ball flight and produce optimal trajectories for each club within the set
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• Progressive design delivers higher trajectories in the mid and long irons and controllable trajectories in the short irons
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