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iDrive Tour Lite Graphite Shafts

  • The Tour Lite is 10 grams lighter than the standard iDrive shafts.
  • The light weight Tour Lite promotes higher club head speed for more distance. Designed for golfers with smooth to average swing speed seeking extra distance.
  • Unlike conventional graphite shafts i-Drive graphite shafts are filament wound, not table rolled. 
  • High modulus material is filament wound around a special forming mandrel. The result is virtually no spine for increased consistency, improved uniformity and more consistent recovery rate at moment of impact. If all the talk about spine aligning and shaft pureing made you confused, don't look further.
  • Guaranteed 100% high modulus, high strength graphite.
  • Popular shafts are mid low flex point and low to mid torque for all level golfers.
  • Bend Point: Mid
  • Ball Flight: Mid
  • Tip Trimming:
    • Wood L-Flex: Driver 0"; #3W 0.5"; #5W 1"; #7W 1.5"; #9W 1.5"
    • Wood A-Flex: Driver 1"; #3W 1.5"; #5W 2"; #7W 2"; #9W 2.5"
    • Wood R-Flex: Driver 0"; #3W 0.5"; #5W 1"; #7W 1.5"; #9W 1.5"
    • Wood S-Flex: Driver 1"; #3W 1.5"; #5W 2"; #7W 2"; #9W 2.5"
    • Iron L-Flex: #3I 0"; #4 0.25"; #5 0.5"; #6 0.75"; #7 1"; #8 1.25"; #9 1.5"; Wedge 1.5"
    • Iron A-Flex: #3I 1"; #4 1.25"; #5 1.5"; #6 1.75"; #7 2"; #8 2.25"; #9 2.5"; Wedge 2.5"
    • Iron R-Flex: #3I 0"; #4 0.25"; #5 0.5"; #6 0.75"; #7 1"; #8 1.25"; #9 1.5"; Wedge 1.5"
    • Iron S-Flex: #3I 1"; #4 1.25"; #5 1.5"; #6 1.75"; #7 2"; #8 2.25"; #9 2.5"; Wedge 2.5"
Shaft Flex Torque Tip Butt Length Weight Flight
Wood A/L 4.5° 0.335" 0.600" 46" 58 g Mid
Wood R/S 4.1° 0.335" 0.600" 46" 62 g Mid
Iron A/L 4.1° 0.370" 0.600" 41" 61 g Mid
Iron R/S 3.1° 0.370" 0.600" 41" 64 g Mid
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5 Most useful customer reviews (see all reviews):
James Gottschlich
Sep 24, 2015
Very nice shaft. Requires a smooth tempo and will get the ball in the air. I paired this shaft with a 3 & 4 iron BMT S-550 head.
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Steve
Aug 20, 2021
I have been using these shafts in a lot of clubs, they are Great Shafts, I am an old guy so the very light shaft helps me to generate some club head speed.

Advantages: Very light weight, value for the money

Disadvantages: NONE
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Stan Stewart
Jul 22, 2019
Excellent shaft at a low cost. No spine configuration to worry about.

Advantages: I re-shafted my irons and my 3 wood, feel great and picked up an extra 10 yards with the senior flex shafts.

Disadvantages: None
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Kenneth Harrod
Apr 4, 2013
Good shaft so far. I'm using it and my handicap hasn't gone down.

Advantages: It's not broken the way my other one was. I can afford another one if this one breaks.
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Scott Bohl
May 1, 2022
I’ve used this shaft a few times and it always performs very well.
I recently repaired a damaged Ping 425 Max, which I bought on the cheap, but it was the head only. Adapter and shaft was a need to make it all complete. For me it works just as well as an expensive 300 dollar shaft.

Advantages: Light weight and it doesn’t break the bank.

Disadvantages: Colors are limited
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Q
IDrive tour lite, do I cut the tip or the butt for a 3 wood?
1 out of 1 found this question helpful. Do you? YES NO
Asked by Thomas Chick on Jul 22, 2020
A
iDrive Tour Lite, yes you need to do tip trim. Tip trim chart is available on that webpage, click on tab "Description"
 
Answered by Monark Golf Admin on Aug 3, 2020
 
Q
How to tell r flex from s flex on the shaft?
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Asked by Ed on Nov 13, 2021
A
the printed shaft logo will not show the flex, i.e. all flexes share the same logo. there is a sticker attached to the butt end of shaft showing the flex.
 
Answered by Monark Golf Admin on Dec 11, 2021
 
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Description

iDrive Tour Lite Graphite Shafts

  • The Tour Lite is 10 grams lighter than the standard iDrive shafts.
  • The light weight Tour Lite promotes higher club head speed for more distance. Designed for golfers with smooth to average swing speed seeking extra distance.
  • Unlike conventional graphite shafts i-Drive graphite shafts are filament wound, not table rolled. 
  • High modulus material is filament wound around a special forming mandrel. The result is virtually no spine for increased consistency, improved uniformity and more consistent recovery rate at moment of impact. If all the talk about spine aligning and shaft pureing made you confused, don't look further.
  • Guaranteed 100% high modulus, high strength graphite.
  • Popular shafts are mid low flex point and low to mid torque for all level golfers.
  • Bend Point: Mid
  • Ball Flight: Mid
  • Tip Trimming:
    • Wood L-Flex: Driver 0"; #3W 0.5"; #5W 1"; #7W 1.5"; #9W 1.5"
    • Wood A-Flex: Driver 1"; #3W 1.5"; #5W 2"; #7W 2"; #9W 2.5"
    • Wood R-Flex: Driver 0"; #3W 0.5"; #5W 1"; #7W 1.5"; #9W 1.5"
    • Wood S-Flex: Driver 1"; #3W 1.5"; #5W 2"; #7W 2"; #9W 2.5"
    • Iron L-Flex: #3I 0"; #4 0.25"; #5 0.5"; #6 0.75"; #7 1"; #8 1.25"; #9 1.5"; Wedge 1.5"
    • Iron A-Flex: #3I 1"; #4 1.25"; #5 1.5"; #6 1.75"; #7 2"; #8 2.25"; #9 2.5"; Wedge 2.5"
    • Iron R-Flex: #3I 0"; #4 0.25"; #5 0.5"; #6 0.75"; #7 1"; #8 1.25"; #9 1.5"; Wedge 1.5"
    • Iron S-Flex: #3I 1"; #4 1.25"; #5 1.5"; #6 1.75"; #7 2"; #8 2.25"; #9 2.5"; Wedge 2.5"
Specification
Shaft Flex Torque Tip Butt Length Weight Flight
Wood A/L 4.5° 0.335" 0.600" 46" 58 g Mid
Wood R/S 4.1° 0.335" 0.600" 46" 62 g Mid
Iron A/L 4.1° 0.370" 0.600" 41" 61 g Mid
Iron R/S 3.1° 0.370" 0.600" 41" 64 g Mid
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Customer Reviews 6 Review(s)  

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5 Most useful customer reviews (see all reviews):
James Gottschlich
Sep 24, 2015
Very nice shaft. Requires a smooth tempo and will get the ball in the air. I paired this shaft with a 3 & 4 iron BMT S-550 head.
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Steve
Aug 20, 2021
I have been using these shafts in a lot of clubs, they are Great Shafts, I am an old guy so the very light shaft helps me to generate some club head speed.

Advantages: Very light weight, value for the money

Disadvantages: NONE
Loading...Was the above review useful to you? Yes (1) / No (0)
Stan Stewart
Jul 22, 2019
Excellent shaft at a low cost. No spine configuration to worry about.

Advantages: I re-shafted my irons and my 3 wood, feel great and picked up an extra 10 yards with the senior flex shafts.

Disadvantages: None
Loading...Was the above review useful to you? Yes (1) / No (1)
Kenneth Harrod
Apr 4, 2013
Good shaft so far. I'm using it and my handicap hasn't gone down.

Advantages: It's not broken the way my other one was. I can afford another one if this one breaks.
Loading...Was the above review useful to you? Yes (1) / No (1)
Scott Bohl
May 1, 2022
I’ve used this shaft a few times and it always performs very well.
I recently repaired a damaged Ping 425 Max, which I bought on the cheap, but it was the head only. Adapter and shaft was a need to make it all complete. For me it works just as well as an expensive 300 dollar shaft.

Advantages: Light weight and it doesn’t break the bank.

Disadvantages: Colors are limited
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Product Q&A
Have a question? Need more information? Ask our community.
Q
IDrive tour lite, do I cut the tip or the butt for a 3 wood?
1 out of 1 found this question helpful. Do you? YES NO
Asked by Thomas Chick on Jul 22, 2020
A
iDrive Tour Lite, yes you need to do tip trim. Tip trim chart is available on that webpage, click on tab "Description"
 
Answered by Monark Golf Admin on Aug 3, 2020
 
Q
How to tell r flex from s flex on the shaft?
Do you find this helpful? YES NO
Asked by Ed on Nov 13, 2021
A
the printed shaft logo will not show the flex, i.e. all flexes share the same logo. there is a sticker attached to the butt end of shaft showing the flex.
 
Answered by Monark Golf Admin on Dec 11, 2021
 
See all 3 questions for this product