At the heart of the bubble shaft golf club lies a simple yet revolutionary concept – stability. Unlike traditional golf shafts, the bubble shaft features a wider diameter from the bubble to the tip.

The TaylorMade bubble shaft is a revolutionary innovation in golf club technology that has transformed the game. Developed over a period of five years, this groundbreaking shaft was officially introduced to the world in January 1995 at the PGA Merchandise Show.

5 years in development, the bubble shaft was formally introduced to the world in January, 1995, at the PGA Merchandise Show. A shaft that is wider from the bubble to the tip made the club head much more stable at impact and offered more balance for greater club head speed.

The bubble shaft, or Burner Bubble Driver, is a golf club shaft that features a wider shape from the bubble to the tip. This design provides enhanced stability and balance, resulting in greater club head speed and improved performance on the golf course.

Nov 25, 2023 · A TaylorMade bubble shaft is a revolutionary golf shaft design that incorporates a unique air-filled bubble in the butt section of the shaft. This bubble helps to dampen and reduce unwanted vibrations, resulting in a smoother feel and more accurate shots.

Jul 24, 2023 · I'm seeking information on what I consider to be a very uncommon TaylorMade bubble shaft from the late 90s. It is a ts100 flex designation found in a TaylorMade titanium rescue hybrid, 15°. I've owned numerous TaylorMade clubs with bubble shafts from L60 -S90.

Mar 13, 2023 · The TaylorMade Bubble shaft is a graphite golf shaft that weighs between 70 to 85 g (2.5 to 3 oz), depending on the variety you buy. It also features a regular to stiff flex, measuring between 42 and 46 inches (106 and 116 cm).

Dec 23, 2010 · The TaylorMade Burner Bubble Driver Shaft The year was 1995 and TaylorMade Golf steps into Orlando, FL in January and unveiled a shaft that would take the world by storm. What appeared to be a major gamble by the company in taking shafts in that direction, became an international success as golfers everywhere were spotted with that little shiny ...

Apr 26, 2000 · The basic idea of the bubble shaft is to reduce rotational torque caused by the club head. One manufacture of graphite shafts has a golf shop demo with two clubs with the clubheads up and the handle end affixed to the stand on the floor.

Jun 2, 2009 · I think TM put in the bubble shaft so that you had to buy a special TM grip. Impossible to regrip with regular-sized grips. I have no idea what those shafts were trying to accomplish.