Mitsubishi Diamana White Board & Tensei 1K Pro Red Shaft Reviews

Mitsubishi has brought back the legendary White Board! In its celebration of 20 years of Diamana the WB is the first shaft back, paying homage to the first shafts. Low launch and low spin, but with a good amount of smooth feel. Tensei 1K Pro Red is the highest launching option in the Tensei 1K lineup and offers a mid/high launch with controlled spin.

[@williag1970]

Got fit for the WB in 73x for my 3 and 5 wood, can’t wait to take them onto the course

[@golfwrxradio]

I think you are going to be a big fan! Hope they go straight and long!

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[@ikeerhabor5398]

Is this a counter balance shaft? Meaning will it drop swing weight by a couple of points?

[@krisaunedi4920]

What's your swing speed or clubhead speed in order to swing a X flex because you have to swing faster than 110+ in order to take full advantage of that shaft and sorry to say this but I really don't think that you swing that fast to play that buddy. You might want to reconsider that shaft.

[@golfwrxradio]

I am in the 103mph range at my older age. I agree that if you look at swing speed as the only variable that I don't need an X Stiff shaft. I have done multiple fittings and get put into X Stiff as it helps take away my heavy draw/hook that my swing creates. I will happily sacrifice a few yards in distance to hit it straighter.

[@RyanHunt-jn1lm]

How does the Tensei red compare to the Ventus Red?

[@trijam90]

Are you playing the X flex just to control dispersion?

[@golfwrxradio]

Yes. I naturally hit a draw/hook and X Stiff helps take some of that away.