For the second straight year, the medalist of the PGA Tour qualifying tournament used a MATRIX shaft. This year’s medalist used a TaylorMade Ghost driver equipped with a MATRIX TP6HD shaft, while the 2010 medalist used the MATRIX Ozik Altus and 8M2. In addition, the Ozik Altus was the most used shaft model in both the 2010 and 2011 qualifying tournaments.
According to MATRIX Director of Tour Operations Joe Miera, “Having the top qualifier use MATRIX at Q school back to back years is very exciting. MATRIX works hard to create products that will deliver maximum performance for players at any level, and we are fortunate to have so many players turn to MATRIX when it comes to important occasions such as qualifying for the PGA Tour.”
About Matrix Shafts
Located in Anaheim’s Canyon Center for Advanced Technology, MATRIX was founded with the aim of creating the finest golf shafts available for tournament players and weekenders alike. Since its inception in 1993, MATRIX has become one of the world’s most influential shaft companies by designing transformative structures for nearly every golf company in the marketplace. MATRIX designs, manufactures and engineers performance-driven and technologically advanced shafts that are built on a patented Hexadecagonal (HD) platform. Coupling leading edge design with a nearly obsessive attention to craftsmanship, material selection and performance advancement, MATRIX has become a mainstay on the PGA Tour. MATRIX has increased its tour usage every year for 10 consecutive years. The best golfers in the world rely on MATRIX Shafts.
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Contact:
Billy DeMauro
PR – Matrix Shafts
bdemauro@matrixshafts.com
4992 E. Hunter Ave
Anaheim, CA 92807
800-275-3401
