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ALDILA
ANNOUNCES 1999 NEW PRODUCTS TOUR GRADE FITTING SYSTEM FEATURING
TGw AND TGi GRAPHITE SHAFTS
SAN
DIEGO, CA (August 24, 1998) Aldila, golfs leading designer
and manufacturer of superior performance graphite wood and
iron shafts, today announced its new 1999 product series.
The
new Aldila Tour Grade series incorporates the best design
features of Aldilas most successful Tour shafts into
a completely new line of high performance shafts designed
for professionals and better players. In addition, The unique
TG Tour Grade Fitting System matches weight, flex and torque
to provide optimum trajectory and performance.
The
new TGw and TGi Tour series will provide golfers with a superior
and creative graphite shaft product that provides maximum
consistency and performance, said Mike Rossi, Vice President
of Sales and Marketing. Aldila has been the leader in
graphite golf shaft design and manufacturing for over 25 years,
and the new Tour Grade Series of shafts represents the integration
of todays state-of-the-art design features with the
latest process technologies to meet the changing needs of
golfers throughout the world.
TOUR
GRADE WOODS: TGw60, TGw70, TGw80, TGw90
Aldilas TGw graphite wood shafts are offered at
60, 70, 80 and 90 grams in R, S or X flexes to provide the
required shaft flex at the weight desired. In addition, tip
stiffness in the TGw series has been formulated separately
to provide golfers the optimum trajectory.
TOUR
GRADE IRONS: TGi100, TGi120
Tour Grade Series iron shafts are sold in two weights
and two flexes. The 100 gram shaft is available in R and S
flexes and the 120 gram shaft in S and X flexes, both with
either a .355" taper tip or .370" parallel tip design.
The TGi shafts are sold in frequency matched sets with every
shaft in a set individually designed at a constant weight
and the same torque. The shafts also feature a swing weight
similar to conventional steel shafts.
In
addition, both the TGi100 and TGi120 products are manufactured
with progressively stiffer tip designs, moving from longer
to shorter irons. The softer tip of longer irons produces
high trajectory and the stiffer tip of the shorter irons results
in lower trajectory for better control.
Aldila
is the leading consumer shaft brand and number one on the
PGA and LPGA professional tours. The company will produce
over 5.5 million graphite shafts at all price points in 1998
for leading club manufacturers and custom clubmakers throughout
the world.
Founded
in 1972, Aldila utilizes approximately 165,000 square feet
of shaft manufacturing space in San Diego, California, Tijuana,
Mexico and Zhuhai, China. In addition, the company operates
a carbon fiber manufacturing facility in Evanston, Wyoming.
By early 1999, a second shaft manufacturing facility will
be fully operational in Zhuhai, China, near Aldilas
original operation. The new 80,000 square foot plant will
be the most efficient and productive graphite plant in the
world, capable of producing both premium and value shaft products
and graphite prepreg material. |