IMPORTANT: How Nippon Shaft Lengths Work WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW Mid spin, mid flight steel shaft Stiff tip section for stable trajectory Low mid-section rigidity for control Low butt rigidity for swing tempo and feel Uniform quality control specifications Designed for mid/high speed range SPECIFICATIONS Flex Weight (g) Torque Tip Dia. But Dia. Length S 118.5 1.6 .355" tip .600" 41-37" X 119.5 1.7 .355" tip .600" 41-37" HOW IT COMPARES Compared to the Tour 105 (103–112 g) and Tour 120 (111–126 g), the Tour 115 holds the narrowest weight spread of any Modus3 model — just 117.5 g (R) to 119.5 g (X), a 2-gram total range — making flex selection less about weight and more about feel. Compared to the Tour 125 (127.5–129.5 g), the Tour 115 stays notably lighter while sharing the same Mid-launch classification. Players who want a wider weight spread between flexes should look at the Tour 105 or Tour 120 instead; players who want the heaviest traditional-weight Modus3 should look at the Tour 125. Not sure if the Tour 115's tight weight range fits your flex preference? Take the Iron Shaft Selector Quiz to get matched in about a minute. Want the full side-by-side against the rest of the Modus3 lineup? Read the Nippon Iron Shaft Guide. New to iron shaft fitting altogether? Our Iron Shaft Buyer's Guide covers material, weight, and flex from the ground up.
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