Nippon Modus3 Shafts

Each weight has its own tip and mid-section stiffness and torque, not just a different total weight. Tour 105 is the lightest, with a traditional bend profile. Tour 110 is the newest model, with rigidity built up from tip through mid-section and a tip-shifted balance point for a heavier-shaft feel. Tour 115 has a straightforward profile tuned to match modern lighter driver-shaft weights. Tour 120 uses a stiffer tip with a softer mid-section for a lower-spin, control-oriented feel — Nippon's most-played Modus3 weight on tour. Tour 125 keeps the traditional balanced profile at full tour weight. Tour 130 uses a softer tip with a stiffer mid-section for a higher trajectory at tour-level spin. Exact weight, torque and flex options are on each product's spec sheet.

Start with the weight range that matches how heavy a steel shaft you currently play, then let the bend profile decide between two neighboring weights — pick 120 over 105 if you want more control and lower spin at a similar swing feel, or 130 over 125 if you want more launch without dropping weight. Our shaft buying guide covers flex and weight basics if you're starting from scratch.

If you're already playing a tour-weight steel shaft (120g+) and want to stay at a similar weight, Tour 120, 125 or 130 are the closest matches — the difference between them is bend profile, not weight. If you're coming from a lighter steel or graphite shaft, Tour 105 or 110 keep you closer to that weight while still giving you the Modus3 feel. The 950GH vs Modus3 Tour 105 comparison is a useful reference point if you're coming from an even lighter shaft.

950GH and Zelos are Nippon's lighter steel families (roughly 68–105g depending on model), aimed at golfers wanting a lighter steel shaft than traditional tour weight. Modus3 sits heavier across its range (roughly 103–130g) and is built around six tuned weight steps rather than one core profile. See the full breakdown in the Nippon shaft guide.

Yes. The Modus3 Wedge shaft is available in three weights (105, 115 and 125g) so you can match your wedge shaft weight to whichever Tour iron weight you're playing.

Chrome is the standard finish across the Modus3 Tour range. Black Matte and Luxury Black are color options available on select weights (Tour 105, Tour 120 and the Wedge shaft) — same shaft, different color. Check the product page for current color availability by weight and flex.

Yes. Grips4Less is an authorized Nippon dealer, so every Modus3 shaft is purchased direct from the manufacturer and ships exactly as Nippon built it.