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Assembled · Driver / Fairway Shaft

Fujikura Speeder NX Green Driver Shaft

Plug & play — adapter + grip installed, ready to use
$497.00 CAD $519.00
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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

The Fujikura Speeder NX Green is the Speeder NX whose flight comes down as the weight goes up. In the 40 series it launches mid-high with mid spin, the 50 and 60 move to a mid launch with low-mid spin, and the 70 drops to a low-mid launch with low spin. The twisting stiffness is tuned section by section along the shaft, so it loads like a Speeder without feeling loose. You pick from 12 weight and flex options, 40 R2 to 70 X, and it arrives with your adapter tip and grip installed, cut to length, ready to screw into your driver or fairway wood.

Not sure NX Green is your profile? Take the 2-Minute Shaft Quiz or compare every Fujikura model in The Fujikura Shaft Guide.

This is the earlier Speeder NX

  • What's current. Fujikura's Speeder NX lineup today is the NX Gold and the NX Violet. The NX Green is the generation before them, and it's no longer on Fujikura's current spec chart. The specs below are the ones we've published for it since we started building it.
  • What changed. The assembled NX Gold is the current lower-flighted Speeder NX: a stiffened mid section for a mid launch and less spin. The assembled NX Violet is the higher-launching option, rated mid-high in every weight with torque tightened about 10% in the tip and butt.
  • Why you'd still buy this one. You already play an NX Green and want a spare or a fairway version built the same way, or you want the Green's feel in one of the 12 options we still have. If you're starting fresh, start with the Gold.

What You Get

Item Details
Included The shaft with your adapter tip and grip installed. Club head not included.
Club Driver, mini driver or fairway wood
Adapter tip Callaway, Cleveland, Cobra, Krank, Mizuno, Ping, PXG, Srixon, TaylorMade, Titleist, Tour Edge or Wilson, set to your hosel setting (see all shaft adapters)
Length (adapter tip to grip) The standard length for your head model, a custom length (42" to 46.5" driver, 38.5" to 43.5" fairway), or left uncut
Grip Golf Pride, SuperStroke, Iomic or JumboMax, logo up or down, with up to 5 wraps of tape
Build time Made to order. Allow 2 to 3 extra business days before it ships.
Returns Built to order, so assembled shafts can't be returned. See our return policy.

Not sure about flex, length or adapter? Contact us before you order and we'll confirm the build with you.

Who It's For

Good fit if you...

  • Want one model that covers a slow swing to a fast one: a 40 R2 at 48 g up to a 70 X at 77.5 g
  • Swing somewhere around 95 to 110 mph and want a mid or low-mid flight with the spin down, from the 60 or 70 series
  • Play an NX Blue and want the same family with a bit more feedback through the shaft and a flatter flight
  • Have lost yardage with age and are playing a shaft that's now too heavy and too stiff to launch

Not the right fit if you...

  • Want a mid-high flight in every weight, not just the 40 series. The assembled NX Violet is the current shaft that does that
  • Want the current-generation version of this flight pattern. The assembled NX Gold is the current Speeder NX built for a mid launch with less spin
  • Need a TX flex. We build the Green up to X; the assembled Ventus Blue VeloCore+ runs to TX in the 6 and 7 series
  • Build your own clubs and just want the raw shaft. Grab the uncut NX Green and save the build time

How It Plays

The weight sets the flight. In the 40 series you get a low bend point, mid spin and mid-high launch. The 50 and 60 series move to a mid bend point with low-mid spin and mid launch. Up in the 70, the bend point goes mid-high with low spin and low-mid launch. Torque steps down from 5.7 in the 40 to 3.0 in the 70. So on this shaft, going heavier doesn't just add stability, it changes the window the ball flies in.

Torque tuned along the shaft, not one number end to end. Variable Torque Core is the build behind every Speeder NX, and it means what it sounds like: the twisting stiffness of the core is tuned differently in different sections of the shaft instead of being set once for the whole thing. You won't see it on the chart, which only lists one torque number for each weight; the tuning is in the layup. In your hands it's a Speeder that still loads through the middle without the loose, whippy feel a lighter shaft can have.

Green next to Gold and Violet. The NX Gold is the current shaft on this side of the family, with a stiffened mid section for a mid launch and less spin. The NX Violet is the higher-launching current option, rated mid-high in every weight. So if you want this flight pattern in a current build, go Gold; if you want more height from the same family, go Violet. The Green is for golfers who already know they like it.

Before you pick your options

  • Weight before flex. The 40 series is 48 to 52.5 g, the 50 is 54.5 to 57.5, the 60 is 65 to 68 and the 70 is 76 to 77.5. Our fitting guidance: the 60 S around 95 to 105 mph, the 60 X and 70 S around 100 to 110, and the 70 X above about 108. For the 40 and 50 series, contact us and we'll help you match a flex.
  • The R2 is the senior flex. It's only in the 40 series, at 48 g with the highest launch rating on the page. If you're coming off a 60 g regular shaft and the ball won't get up anymore, a 40 or 50 series in R2 or R is the honest answer, not a stiffer version of what you have.
  • Length is measured adapter tip to grip. The number you pick is the shaft assembly with no head on it. Choose the standard length option for your brand and you get that brand's stock playing length. For a custom length, remember the head adds roughly an inch, so a driver you want to play at 45.25" is about a 44.25" tip-to-grip build. Every half inch you take off costs about three swingweight points, so if you go shorter than stock, tell us and we can add tape under the grip or you can plan a heavier head weight.

Specifications

Model Flex Weight (g) Tip Flex Butt Flex Torque Butt Dia. Bend Pt. Spin Launch
NX Green 40 R2 48 112 120 5.7 0.600 Low Mid Mid-high
NX Green 40 R 49.5 110 105 5.7 0.600 Low Mid Mid-high
NX Green 40 SR 51 106 96 5.7 0.600 Low Mid Mid-high
NX Green 40 S 52.5 105 91 5.7 0.600 Low Mid Mid-high
NX Green 50 R 54.5 108 99 4.9 0.600 Mid Low-mid Mid
NX Green 50 SR 56 106 94 4.9 0.600 Mid Low-mid Mid
NX Green 50 S 57.5 101 86 4.9 0.600 Mid Low-mid Mid
NX Green 60 SR 65 105 89 3.8 0.605 Mid Low-mid Mid
NX Green 60 S 66.5 97 82 3.8 0.610 Mid Low-mid Mid
NX Green 60 X 68 95 77 3.8 0.610 Mid Low-mid Mid
NX Green 70 S 76 92 80 3.0 0.610 Mid-high Low Low-mid
NX Green 70 X 77.5 87 74 3.0 0.610 Mid-high Low Low-mid

Graphite. Raw length 46" before we cut it, parallel tip section 3.0", tip diameter 0.335" (our measurement; the tip diameter isn't on Fujikura's chart). Tip flex and butt flex are Fujikura's stiffness ratings; within a model, the stiffer flex has the lower number.

Specs carried from our previous listing; Fujikura's current chart covers NX Gold and NX Violet.

How the Speeder NX Family Compares

Profile Launch Spin Bend Point Torque Weights We Stock
NX Blue Mid-high Mid-high (40), mid (50), low-mid (60, 70) Low (40), mid (50 to 70) 5.4 to 2.9 47 to 74.5 g
NX Green (You're here) Mid-high (40), mid (50, 60), low-mid (70) Mid (40), low-mid (50, 60), low (70) Low (40), mid (50, 60), mid-high (70) 5.7 to 3.0 48 to 77.5 g
NX Gold Mid-high (40), mid (50, 60), low-mid (70) Mid (40), low-mid (50, 60), low (70) Low (40), mid (50, 60), mid-high (70) 5.8 to 2.8 44 to 72 g
NX Violet Mid-high Mid-high (40), mid (50), low-mid (60, 70) Low (40), mid (50 to 70) 5.7 to 3.0 48 to 79 g

Launch, spin, bend point and torque are Fujikura's ratings, shown by weight series. The NX Gold and NX Violet rows come from Fujikura's current chart. The NX Blue and NX Green are earlier generations that aren't on that chart, so their rows are carried from our earlier listings. Fujikura doesn't publish a swing speed range for Speeder NX. The whole brand lineup is in The Fujikura Shaft Guide.

Prefer to Build It Yourself?

The same shaft is available uncut with nothing installed: the Fujikura Speeder NX Green Driver & Fairway Shaft, in every weight and flex on this page. Pair it with an adapter from our OEM shaft adapters and you're set. See every assembled shaft we build, or browse all driver and fairway shafts.

Frequently Asked Questions

I'm about 80 years old, swing around 80 mph and play a 60 g regular flex. Would a senior flex NX Green get me some distance back?

Very likely, yes. At 80 mph a 60 g regular shaft is heavier and stiffer than you need now, and that makes it hard to launch the ball high enough to carry it. Moving to the NX Green 40 R2 (the senior flex), or the 50 R if you'd rather keep a little weight, lets you swing with less effort and get the ball up again. Pick the R2 option on this page, choose your adapter, and if your hands bother you, a jumbo grip from the dropdown takes a lot of the strain off the top hand.

How does the NX Green compare with the NX Blue I already play?

The Blue launches higher with slightly more spin. The Green has a bit more feel and feedback through the shaft, and its flight flattens as you go up in weight, so a 60 or 70 series Green flies noticeably lower than a Blue in the same weight. If you've played a Blue and the ball climbs more than you'd like, the Green in the same weight and flex is the easy switch within the family.

I want it half an inch shorter than stock. What length do I order?

Our length dropdown is measured from the adapter tip to the end of the grip, with no head on it. The standard length option for your brand is that brand's stock length, so for half an inch shorter, pick a custom length half an inch under that number. If you'd rather tell us the finished playing length you want, contact us with your head model and we'll work out the tip-to-grip number, since the head adds length (about an inch on most drivers).

I'm left-handed. Is anything different about the build?

Nothing about the shaft itself. It isn't handed, and the specs and performance are identical. The only difference is the adapter: some brands make a separate left-handed sleeve, and we install the right one for your head. Just pick your brand and we'll take it from there.

Can I use this in a fairway wood?

Yes. Choose the fairway wood option and your adapter when you add it to the cart. Most golfers go one series heavier in the fairway than in the driver, so a 60 S driver player usually ends up with a 70 S in the 3 wood.

Not sure which shaft is right for your game?

Text our shaft experts at (818) 473-9086 before you order. We've been fitting golfers since 1991 and are happy to talk through your swing speed, current shaft, and what you're trying to fix.

Fujikura

(Assembled) Fujikura Speeder NX Green Driver Shaft with Adapter Tip + Grip

$497.00 CAD $519.00

The Fujikura Speeder NX Green is the Speeder NX whose flight comes down as the weight goes up. In the 40 series it launches mid-high with mid spin, the 50 and 60 move to a mid launch with low-mid spin, and the 70 drops to a low-mid launch with low spin. The twisting stiffness is tuned section by section along the shaft, so it loads like a Speeder without feeling loose. You pick from 12 weight and flex options, 40 R2 to 70 X, and it arrives with your adapter tip and grip installed, cut to length, ready to screw into your driver or fairway wood.

Not sure NX Green is your profile? Take the 2-Minute Shaft Quiz or compare every Fujikura model in The Fujikura Shaft Guide.

This is the earlier Speeder NX

  • What's current. Fujikura's Speeder NX lineup today is the NX Gold and the NX Violet. The NX Green is the generation before them, and it's no longer on Fujikura's current spec chart. The specs below are the ones we've published for it since we started building it.
  • What changed. The assembled NX Gold is the current lower-flighted Speeder NX: a stiffened mid section for a mid launch and less spin. The assembled NX Violet is the higher-launching option, rated mid-high in every weight with torque tightened about 10% in the tip and butt.
  • Why you'd still buy this one. You already play an NX Green and want a spare or a fairway version built the same way, or you want the Green's feel in one of the 12 options we still have. If you're starting fresh, start with the Gold.

What You Get

Item Details
Included The shaft with your adapter tip and grip installed. Club head not included.
Club Driver, mini driver or fairway wood
Adapter tip Callaway, Cleveland, Cobra, Krank, Mizuno, Ping, PXG, Srixon, TaylorMade, Titleist, Tour Edge or Wilson, set to your hosel setting (see all shaft adapters)
Length (adapter tip to grip) The standard length for your head model, a custom length (42" to 46.5" driver, 38.5" to 43.5" fairway), or left uncut
Grip Golf Pride, SuperStroke, Iomic or JumboMax, logo up or down, with up to 5 wraps of tape
Build time Made to order. Allow 2 to 3 extra business days before it ships.
Returns Built to order, so assembled shafts can't be returned. See our return policy.

Not sure about flex, length or adapter? Contact us before you order and we'll confirm the build with you.

Who It's For

Good fit if you...

  • Want one model that covers a slow swing to a fast one: a 40 R2 at 48 g up to a 70 X at 77.5 g
  • Swing somewhere around 95 to 110 mph and want a mid or low-mid flight with the spin down, from the 60 or 70 series
  • Play an NX Blue and want the same family with a bit more feedback through the shaft and a flatter flight
  • Have lost yardage with age and are playing a shaft that's now too heavy and too stiff to launch

Not the right fit if you...

  • Want a mid-high flight in every weight, not just the 40 series. The assembled NX Violet is the current shaft that does that
  • Want the current-generation version of this flight pattern. The assembled NX Gold is the current Speeder NX built for a mid launch with less spin
  • Need a TX flex. We build the Green up to X; the assembled Ventus Blue VeloCore+ runs to TX in the 6 and 7 series
  • Build your own clubs and just want the raw shaft. Grab the uncut NX Green and save the build time

How It Plays

The weight sets the flight. In the 40 series you get a low bend point, mid spin and mid-high launch. The 50 and 60 series move to a mid bend point with low-mid spin and mid launch. Up in the 70, the bend point goes mid-high with low spin and low-mid launch. Torque steps down from 5.7 in the 40 to 3.0 in the 70. So on this shaft, going heavier doesn't just add stability, it changes the window the ball flies in.

Torque tuned along the shaft, not one number end to end. Variable Torque Core is the build behind every Speeder NX, and it means what it sounds like: the twisting stiffness of the core is tuned differently in different sections of the shaft instead of being set once for the whole thing. You won't see it on the chart, which only lists one torque number for each weight; the tuning is in the layup. In your hands it's a Speeder that still loads through the middle without the loose, whippy feel a lighter shaft can have.

Green next to Gold and Violet. The NX Gold is the current shaft on this side of the family, with a stiffened mid section for a mid launch and less spin. The NX Violet is the higher-launching current option, rated mid-high in every weight. So if you want this flight pattern in a current build, go Gold; if you want more height from the same family, go Violet. The Green is for golfers who already know they like it.

Before you pick your options

  • Weight before flex. The 40 series is 48 to 52.5 g, the 50 is 54.5 to 57.5, the 60 is 65 to 68 and the 70 is 76 to 77.5. Our fitting guidance: the 60 S around 95 to 105 mph, the 60 X and 70 S around 100 to 110, and the 70 X above about 108. For the 40 and 50 series, contact us and we'll help you match a flex.
  • The R2 is the senior flex. It's only in the 40 series, at 48 g with the highest launch rating on the page. If you're coming off a 60 g regular shaft and the ball won't get up anymore, a 40 or 50 series in R2 or R is the honest answer, not a stiffer version of what you have.
  • Length is measured adapter tip to grip. The number you pick is the shaft assembly with no head on it. Choose the standard length option for your brand and you get that brand's stock playing length. For a custom length, remember the head adds roughly an inch, so a driver you want to play at 45.25" is about a 44.25" tip-to-grip build. Every half inch you take off costs about three swingweight points, so if you go shorter than stock, tell us and we can add tape under the grip or you can plan a heavier head weight.

Specifications

Model Flex Weight (g) Tip Flex Butt Flex Torque Butt Dia. Bend Pt. Spin Launch
NX Green 40 R2 48 112 120 5.7 0.600 Low Mid Mid-high
NX Green 40 R 49.5 110 105 5.7 0.600 Low Mid Mid-high
NX Green 40 SR 51 106 96 5.7 0.600 Low Mid Mid-high
NX Green 40 S 52.5 105 91 5.7 0.600 Low Mid Mid-high
NX Green 50 R 54.5 108 99 4.9 0.600 Mid Low-mid Mid
NX Green 50 SR 56 106 94 4.9 0.600 Mid Low-mid Mid
NX Green 50 S 57.5 101 86 4.9 0.600 Mid Low-mid Mid
NX Green 60 SR 65 105 89 3.8 0.605 Mid Low-mid Mid
NX Green 60 S 66.5 97 82 3.8 0.610 Mid Low-mid Mid
NX Green 60 X 68 95 77 3.8 0.610 Mid Low-mid Mid
NX Green 70 S 76 92 80 3.0 0.610 Mid-high Low Low-mid
NX Green 70 X 77.5 87 74 3.0 0.610 Mid-high Low Low-mid

Graphite. Raw length 46" before we cut it, parallel tip section 3.0", tip diameter 0.335" (our measurement; the tip diameter isn't on Fujikura's chart). Tip flex and butt flex are Fujikura's stiffness ratings; within a model, the stiffer flex has the lower number.

Specs carried from our previous listing; Fujikura's current chart covers NX Gold and NX Violet.

How the Speeder NX Family Compares

Profile Launch Spin Bend Point Torque Weights We Stock
NX Blue Mid-high Mid-high (40), mid (50), low-mid (60, 70) Low (40), mid (50 to 70) 5.4 to 2.9 47 to 74.5 g
NX Green (You're here) Mid-high (40), mid (50, 60), low-mid (70) Mid (40), low-mid (50, 60), low (70) Low (40), mid (50, 60), mid-high (70) 5.7 to 3.0 48 to 77.5 g
NX Gold Mid-high (40), mid (50, 60), low-mid (70) Mid (40), low-mid (50, 60), low (70) Low (40), mid (50, 60), mid-high (70) 5.8 to 2.8 44 to 72 g
NX Violet Mid-high Mid-high (40), mid (50), low-mid (60, 70) Low (40), mid (50 to 70) 5.7 to 3.0 48 to 79 g

Launch, spin, bend point and torque are Fujikura's ratings, shown by weight series. The NX Gold and NX Violet rows come from Fujikura's current chart. The NX Blue and NX Green are earlier generations that aren't on that chart, so their rows are carried from our earlier listings. Fujikura doesn't publish a swing speed range for Speeder NX. The whole brand lineup is in The Fujikura Shaft Guide.

Prefer to Build It Yourself?

The same shaft is available uncut with nothing installed: the Fujikura Speeder NX Green Driver & Fairway Shaft, in every weight and flex on this page. Pair it with an adapter from our OEM shaft adapters and you're set. See every assembled shaft we build, or browse all driver and fairway shafts.

Frequently Asked Questions

I'm about 80 years old, swing around 80 mph and play a 60 g regular flex. Would a senior flex NX Green get me some distance back?

Very likely, yes. At 80 mph a 60 g regular shaft is heavier and stiffer than you need now, and that makes it hard to launch the ball high enough to carry it. Moving to the NX Green 40 R2 (the senior flex), or the 50 R if you'd rather keep a little weight, lets you swing with less effort and get the ball up again. Pick the R2 option on this page, choose your adapter, and if your hands bother you, a jumbo grip from the dropdown takes a lot of the strain off the top hand.

How does the NX Green compare with the NX Blue I already play?

The Blue launches higher with slightly more spin. The Green has a bit more feel and feedback through the shaft, and its flight flattens as you go up in weight, so a 60 or 70 series Green flies noticeably lower than a Blue in the same weight. If you've played a Blue and the ball climbs more than you'd like, the Green in the same weight and flex is the easy switch within the family.

I want it half an inch shorter than stock. What length do I order?

Our length dropdown is measured from the adapter tip to the end of the grip, with no head on it. The standard length option for your brand is that brand's stock length, so for half an inch shorter, pick a custom length half an inch under that number. If you'd rather tell us the finished playing length you want, contact us with your head model and we'll work out the tip-to-grip number, since the head adds length (about an inch on most drivers).

I'm left-handed. Is anything different about the build?

Nothing about the shaft itself. It isn't handed, and the specs and performance are identical. The only difference is the adapter: some brands make a separate left-handed sleeve, and we install the right one for your head. Just pick your brand and we'll take it from there.

Can I use this in a fairway wood?

Yes. Choose the fairway wood option and your adapter when you add it to the cart. Most golfers go one series heavier in the fairway than in the driver, so a 60 S driver player usually ends up with a 70 S in the 3 wood.

Series

  • 40 Series / R-flex (Regular)
  • 40 Series / R2-flex (Senior)
  • 40 Series / S-flex (Stiff)
  • 40 Series / SR-flex (Stiff-Regular)
  • 50 Series / R-flex (Regular)
  • 50 Series / S-flex (Stiff)
  • 50 Series / SR-flex (Stiff-Regular)
  • 60 Series / S-flex (Stiff)
  • 60 Series / SR-flex (Stiff-Regular)
  • 60 Series / X-flex (X-Stiff)
  • 70 Series / S-flex (Stiff)
  • 70 Series / X-flex (X-Stiff)
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