Graphite Design Tour AD VF Driver Shaft

Does this shaft work with a TSR2 driver? I’d like it 1” longer than standard

Yes, you can choose any Titleist adapter to be installed, and customize the length. If you have any questions, please reach out and let us know: 408-475-7570

I’m 53 and currently playing Hzrdus Black RDX 60 stiff thinking about switching to the Tour AD VF. How is this different in feel and power? Would this shaft work for me?

Both are low-spin, low-launch shafts aimed at aggressive/strong swingers, but they feel pretty different. The HZRDUS Black RDX is known for that "rock solid, doesn't move" feel — an ultra-stiff mid and stiff tip that's stable and crisp but firmer overall. The Tour AD VF shares a similar philosophy (firm butt, stiff+ mid, very stiff tip, low-mid launch, low spin), but Graphite Design shafts are known for a smoother, more refined, "premium" feel. You still get the stability and controlled flight, but with a little more liveliness and a slightly higher launch than the Black RDX. So you'd likely notice a touch more ball flight and a noticeably smoother impact feel.

What type of player is the VF for?

The Tour AD VF is built for a stronger, faster-swinging player who wants a low-mid launch with low spin and a penetrating, controlled ball flight. It has a firm butt, stiff+ mid, and very stiff tip — so it resists twisting at impact, stays stable under aggressive transitions, and won't balloon or over-spin. It fits players with moderate-to-fast swing speeds, solid tempo, and consistent center-face contact who already generate enough launch and are looking to tighten dispersion and flatten trajectory rather than get help getting the ball up. Graphite Design's signature smooth, refined feel makes it more comfortable through impact than many similarly stout shafts, so it's also a good pick for better players who want tour-grade stability without a harsh or boardy feel. If you need help launching the ball higher or have a smoother tempo, VF is probably too stout — but for the target player, it's one of the most popular low-spin control shafts on tour.

Hi, looking to order the VF 7 TX for my BRNR Mini, @ 3 wood length. Just wanted to check that standard length 43.25? And adapter wise I assume it’s the same as the QI10? So just wasn’t sure which options to finalise. If you could assist and confirm, then I’ll go ahead with the build ! Thanks

Hi,

For the TM Brnr Mini Driver, the standard shaft ("adapter tip to grip") length is 42.75". To use it as a 3-wood, you could reduce the length by 2" or 2.25".

Yes, they are the same adapter model as the QI10 driver head.

Let us know if you have any questions!