E21 Space Age Golf Equipment

How many people saw the golf ball hit by the astronaut from the international space station using the new Element 21 golf clubs made from the space age metal Scandium? Probably millions of viewers across the globe watched the longest golf shot in history. There are times on the golf course when we all could use a little less gravity. Will these new clubs launch your game to the next level? Let's take a closer look at them.

Golfers everywhere should stand up and take notice of the first actual metal technology change in over a decade. E21 has introduced patented Scandium golf clubs. This material may just revolutionize golf again? Afterall, who is opposed to lighter, faster golf clubs that are a bit easier on your back and hit the golfball further and straighter? Not me, that's for sure!

Scandium, an advanced metal alloy originally developed by the Soviets for applications in space and aeronautics. It was even used in MIG fighter jets! Scandium is 55 percent lighter and 25 percent stronger than the titanium alloys used in many current golf clubs, company officials said, and the weight advantage increases to 75 percent when compared to stainless steel.

Accrding to the E21 companny, the e21 Scandium alloy shafts are manufactured using a proprietary 25 step production process to create seamless, extruded shaft. Variable wall thickness and the alloys tensile strength result in the vibration dampening system called ShokBlok with 270% better shock attenuation than steel shafts. This protects your body, bones and joints. What makes these shafts different from every other shaft? The answer: Close to absolute symmetry. This new design lends itself to producing more a more consistent golf swing for the average golfer.

Supposedly these clubs will be available in March to all of us! Check back on The Golf Man to compare prices. I might have to explore this stock option as this company is bound for success...

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