New UK start up Attayga Golf launches with range of custom shaft wraps

Attayga Golf has this week entered the golf industry with a range of premium golf club shaft wraps, giving golfers the chance to customise their clubs this Christmas and into the new season.

Attayga Golf shaft wraps add an edge to any golfer’s style on the course allowing them to customise their look while working to protect clubs from damage, extending their lifetime along with their resale value at the same time, as an added bonus.

At launch, golfers can customise their club shafts in one of 11 eye-catching designs from camo patterns and prints to matte finishes and bright colours for those looking to make a statement, at a cost of £15 per wrap, making them a great cheap gift or stocking filler for Christmas.

Utilising advanced air release technology to be easily applied in seconds, Attayga Golf shaft wraps offer a one size fits all sizing model and can be used on any club in the bag.

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At only 80 microns thick (equivalent to .08mm), Attayga Golf shaft wraps are so light that you can have total piece of mind that they don’t affect the performance characteristics of your clubs out on the course.

Attayga Golf’s founder, Harry Butler says: “Attayga is offering golfers a fresh new way to customise the make-up of their golf bag.

Over the years I’d been seeing more and more people trying to customise their clubs by painting their shafts and it hit me that while the shaft is around 80% of the club, there’s never been any way to customise that part other than by purchasing expensive graphite shafts.

“As a former collegiate player in the US, I wanted to find the right materials to produce an easy to apply wrap that delivers a cost-effective way to customise clubs but one that didn’t compromise on the club’s performance. The launch of Attayga has been a work in progress for some time and I’m delighted to be able to now bring the product to market in time for Christmas. It’s a great affordable stocking-filler for a loved one or a golfing relative.”

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