Titleist golf shafts come in a wide range of models, with an even wider range of features. Some features include carbon nanotubes for great feel or dense laminate constrution for tip control and stability and medium spin. Some Titleist shafts are lightweight and are designed for players seeking penetrating trajectories.
 Titleist Ultralite Stiff Graphite Shaft New US $5.00 |
 Titleist AP1 712 Iron set 2012 Brand New MRH Steel Shafts US $600.38 |
 Titleist Diamana Kaili 65 shaft w Surefit Right Hand Stiff 1 2 inch short US $97.00 |
 Titleist 910d3 driver 95 loft Diamana stiff shaft65 gram US $201.50 |
 Titleist 710 MB CB custom combo set 60 Project X shafts std loft lie US $393.00 |
 Titleist 909D3 Driver Golf Club 85 Aldila VooDoo Stiff Shaft w Headcover US $110.00 |
 Titleist 585 21 24 degree Hybrids Aldila NV 85g Shafts with Headcovers VG Cond US $120.00 |
 Mitsubishi Diamana Kaili Stiff Titleist 910 D2 D3 Driver Shaft US $102.50 |
 Used Titleist 910 D2 Driver 95 Project X 7C3 Stiff Shaft US $280.00 |
 Titleist 975D Driver 85° Steel X100U Shaft 975 D US $.99 |
 Titleist Diamana ilima 71 R fairway shaft for 910F US $90.00 |
 Titleist Diamana ilima 71 R flex 910F shaft US $84.00 |
The Rombax 6X07 uses Triax material and a new computer woven, braided box weave composite, fortified with Kevlar Triax in the tip section. This design benefits the player who loads the shaft hard and offers control with a penetrating ball flight.
Titleist Spec Grid 67 shaft is a light-weight model that provides great distance, feel and control. It performs well for a wide range of swing speeds. The Titleist Spec Grid 77 shaft is a mid-weight model that provides distance, feel and control.
The Titleist Speeder features the same honeycomb Triax material found in the Speeder 757 but plays and feels slightly softer. It seems to perform well for players with faster swings who are looking for a mid-weight shaft that produces medium trajectory and spin.