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Mitsubishi Chemical Diamana PD

A fifth-generation Diamana with a mid-high kick point and low torque in the heavier weights.

Part of Mitsubishi Diamana: see every model in the line.

Mitsubishi Chemical Diamana PD
5players use it now
6clubs on record
3drivers
3fairway woods

Which clubs it goes in

  • Driver3 clubs
  • Fairway wood3 clubs

Counted where a bag names this shaft and it is matched to the catalog, so these numbers undercount.

Specs by flex

Weight, torque, bend point, and how many tour clubs use it
FlexWeightTorqueBendTour clubs
40 R245.5 g6°Mid_high–
40 R45.5 g5.8°Mid_high–
40 SR46.5 g5.8°Mid_high–
40 S48 g5.8°Mid_high–
40 X49.5 g5.7°Mid_high–
50 R53 g4.8°Mid_high–
50 SR54 g4.8°Mid_high–
50 S54.5 g4.8°Mid_high–
50 X56.5 g4.7°Mid_high–
50 TX59 g4.6°Mid_high–
60 SR64.5 g3.3°Mid_high–
60 S64.5 g3.3°Mid_high–
60 X66.5 g3.2°Mid_high–
60 TX67.5 g3.1°Mid_high2
70 S74 g3°Mid_high–
70 X75 g3°Mid_high–
70 TX76 g2.9°Mid_high2
80 S84 g3°Mid_high–
80 X85 g3°Mid_high–
80 TX85.5 g3°Mid_high2

Specs from mitsubishi-chemical

Tour clubs are counted from the flex written in each bag; clubs whose flex we can't read are left out of this table. Tip diameter, kick point and frequency are not recorded.

Compared to similar shafts

wood shafts, by clubs on record

Who plays it

5 players

Named in earlier bags of Cameron Young.