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UST Hits Bulls-Eye at Franklin-Templeton ShootoutFORT WORTH, Texas – Securing first- and second-place on the leader board, the Proforce V2 by United Sports Technologies (UST) brought home more than a half million dollars at this weekend’s Franklin Templeton Shootout. The winning team finished 30-under 186 with the team’s leader playing a Proforce V-2 graphite shaft in his Callaway driver. “UST would like to congratulate both teams for their success this weekend,” says Shawn Mullin, PGA Tour representative for UST. “UST produces some of the world’s most technologically advanced graphite shafts, and the rising popularity of the Proforce V2 shaft among the world’s best players and the number of wins it has accumulated since its introduction this summer are great testimonials as to how well the V2 performs.” The Proforce V2 provides an extremely low-torque design that optimizes the performance of today’s clubheads. Most of today’s larger driver and fairway wood heads position the center of gravity further away from the shaft’s center line, a design characteristic that causes more twisting pressure on the shaft. However, the low-torque design of the V2 helps prevents clubheads from twisting open on impact, thus limiting the amount of back spin imparted onto the ball and transferring more energy at impact. The Proforce V2 also incorporates UST’s revolutionary ‘hoop strength’ technology that uses a material lay up (or 90-degree material design) and helps the shaft recover faster when loaded or flexed.
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