Hand-crafting Shafts Is Hard – but Well Worth It

Dear golfer:

Care to guess how many shafts Steadfast Golf guys (or gals) toss out while training a new craftsman?

Would you believe 200? It’s true. 

It takes a good month of trial and error before the new guy (or gal) can build a shaft that’s up to Steadfast standards. 

That comes with the territory, though, when you make ‘em by hand – which, as far as know, they’re the only company doing these days.

While machines finish the process, there’s no mistaking the feel and performance of a Steadfast shaft. 

What else sets us apart from the competition? Pretty much everything. 

For example, our primary material is a high-grade carbon fiber that won’t break down no matter how much you play. Little-known fact: Other brands’ shafts lose their flex over time. 

Steadfast Golf shafts are made in the USA, too, yet another rarity.

Oh, and don’t forget the direct-to-consumer model, which cuts hundreds of dollars off our shaft prices by cutting out the middle man.

That’s how they can afford to throw away so many not-quite-perfect shafts without passing the cost on to you.

Get your hands on a Steadfast model today – and the only thing going in the trash will be your old shafts.