You don’t have to choose between feel and control. The two-piece design of ZNE® Wedge Shafts delivers both, with 92% of golfers showing better distance control and 90% tighter dispersion. Golf’s first and only 2-piece wedge shaft.
- Improves Impact Consistency
- Creates A More Predictable Trajectory
- Available In Three Weight Options – 90 gm, 115 gm, 130 gm
- Works With All Wedges Regardless Of Brand, Model, Bounce, Or Grooves
Your wedges are a vital part of your game, and ZNE has been designed to work with all wedges – regardless of brand, model, bounce, grind, or groove. Tested to withstand all types of turf conditions, players, and swing speeds. ZNE works with all wedges: pitch, gap, sand & lob.
Versatility & Shot Performance
3 weights:
90 gm, 115 gm, or 130 gm for optimal feel, control, and consistency.
90 gm, 115 gm, or 130 gm for optimal feel, control, and consistency.
Black Ceramic Dura-Coated Tips
Provides durability and no line-of-sight distraction. Engineered for optimal launch and spin.
Proprietary Coupler
Designed with internal micro-barbs to ensure a virtually unbreakable bond between graphite and steel.
- Shaft Model: Stability ZNE® Wedge Shaft
- Shaft Tip: .355 Taper | .370 Parallel
Breakthrough Golf Technology
Stability was designed to improve putter-specific motion and performance. It increases flexural rigidity and significantly reduces torsional rotation through BGT’s patented design. It limits unwanted movement by stiffening the shaft by 25% without abolishing feel and reducing torque by almost 50%, to deliver the club face squarer at impact.The performance of the shaft was exhaustively tested with hundreds of putters using state-of-the-art high-speed cameras, robots, SAM Putt Lab, Quintic Ball Roll software and Trackman4. Our objective was to isolate relatively small face movements that affects ball roll. Regardless of how well golfers putt, there is the human error factor that skews results. Our focus was on the putter face at impact then details ball roll till conclusion; we hit thousands of putts featuring a variety of head designs and weights to draw precise conclusions. The result was a reinvention of the putter shaft from the ground up.