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Fujikura Ventus shaft dominated 2025. Here's why it's so special · NabkaNews

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Fujikura Ventus shaft dominated 2025. Here's why it's so special

GOLF.com·Aug 26

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The Fujikura Ventus shaft reportedly had a successful year in 2025. It is unclear what specific aspects of the shaft contributed to its success, but it has been associated with wins on the PGA Tour and in major tournaments. A new generation of the Ventus shaft, the Ventus TR, has been released, with some outlets already praising its performance.

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