EPON AF-207

EPON AF-207 Fairway Wood — Test-Hit Review: A premium option for golfers who value feel and refined feedback

Recently, I test-hit this golf club.

The demo club was a EPON AF-207 Fairway Wood in 5-wood.

The shaft was a FUJIKURA Speeder NX FW 65.

Loft: 18°, club length: 42.5 inches, flex: R, shaft weight: 65.5 g, balance: D2, torque: 3.5, kick point: mid, total club weight: 331.5 g.

This is EPON’s latest fairway wood.

EPON has produced many renowned fairway woods, and the one that left a particularly strong impression on me is the AF-201.

It had beautiful looks, superb feel, and excellent distance performance, and it became very popular.

Getting my hands on its successor naturally raised my expectations.

When you test-hit various brands, some excel with woods and others with irons; some focus only on wedges or putters. EPON’s appeal is a comprehensive, well-balanced lineup—high performance from driver through putter with no weak links.

The design is simple and beautiful.

With EPON, not only fairway woods but any club in hand feels indulgent in the best way.

The distinctive sole shape shares the same family design as the AF-107 driver I tested recently, giving the lineup a cohesive look I really like.

The adjustable hosel is a major feature—something that sets it apart from older models.

It wasn’t present on the previous model, the AF-206. Its addition here likely reflects strong user demand.

Personally, I don’t put heavy weight on adjustability, but a good number of golfers prefer not to go without it.

I tested it in the “1” position.

3

5

7

Other settings include 3, 5, and 7—just like the AF-107 driver.

The hosel length is about standard—this seems to have become the “new normal” lately.

The face graphics are distinctive, and I saw a similar motif on the driver.

That visual consistency across models launched in the same period is appealing—it makes you want to match your driver and fairway wood.

I’d call the head height “normal-shallow.”

Today’s market favors even shallower FW faces, but this isn’t what I’d call deep.

The AF-107 driver was obviously deep, but since this is a 5-wood (often called a “cleek” in Japan), it likely prioritizes easier launch.

Many golfers avoid deep faces and prefer shallow ones. With this level of face height, however, I think most won’t develop that “deep-face” aversion.

Conversely, some golfers—including me—find “overly shallow” faces to be tricky. For those players, this head height feels appropriate.

The head is compact and slightly rounded.

It’s a familiar, time-tested look.

The face appeared just a touch closed, but nothing problematic.

Just in case, I inspected the crown closely; it doesn’t seem to be carbon.

The installed grip feels very good.

The EPON logo on the grip end is a nice touch for brand fans.

Even the practice waggles felt promising.

Being a Speeder, this shaft is more of a “running” profile than “sticky,” yet it doesn’t have that old-school, tip-only kick or instability.

Although it’s an R flex, it didn’t feel flimsy.

These days—especially with many off-the-rack clubs—50-gram FW shafts have become commonplace. That can feel too light or awkward, but I didn’t experience that today.

When you think about dialing in a club to your preferences, “component builds” often end up more rational.

It’s great if a stock build fits you perfectly, but the odds are quite low.

Modern clubs increasingly trend toward lighter and softer. I suspect many golfers feel “this doesn’t fit me.”

At address with a ball, it inspired confidence.

The crown presentation promotes directional trust.

The face doesn’t look overly closed; compared with other 5-woods, this head shows fewer quirks at address.

The bulge radius also looks well-judged.

Time to start hitting.

Feel at impact is soft and excellent.

Just as expected, it delivers a gratifying, confidence-boosting strike.

Sound is a restrained metallic note—EPON’s signature pleasant tone.

Listening to it, I felt that as material purity and metallurgy improve, the sound naturally becomes more refined.

It’s a “clean,” high-purity sound.

In terms of ease of launch, it didn’t feel demanding at all.

I hit it off the mat without a tee, and it launched nicely.

Being a 5-wood helps, but there was no sense of it being tough to get up.

I could produce a “thick,” solid impact.

With ultra-shallow faces, that kind of impact can be harder to achieve.

Years ago I tested a fairway wood whose face height was shorter than the ball’s diameter. It was much harder to hit than I’d imagined.

Yes, simply contacting the ball pops it up, but the strike becomes very unforgiving.

Extremely shallow faces are especially punitive on high-low face strikes, and I often “chopped the bottom” of the ball.

This club, with a moderate (even could be deeper) face height, avoids that unforgiving shallow-face behavior.

Stability is high, making it easy to ride your intended line.

It lets you reach a correct impact and then continue to push straight through without wobble.

With clubs that “lose the collision,” the ball may start straight but then bend or stall. I didn’t see that here.

It was easy to send the ball down the line I pictured at address and keep it there to the end.

It’s not “stubborn straightness,” but rather the kind of line-holding that still leaves room for feel.

Workability is also good; it responded to both sides.

Normally I try to hit something close to straight and then lean on my stock shape depending on the hole and situation. Lately I’ve felt less adept at curving it right, but shaping right with this club felt natural and not difficult.

Distance is strong—just as I expected.

The face has lively rebound, and the flight is powerful.

Rather than a low-spin, heavy bullet, it feels like it takes off quickly with a slightly higher flight from the start.

I wouldn’t call it an ultra-low-spin FW, but since it isn’t overly shallow, the balance seems just right.

If anything, I think it will suit higher swing speeds especially well.

As a rough reference, if your driver swing speed is around 45 m/s (and up), you’ll likely appreciate what this head offers.

Because it’s EPON, my excitement was high even before I hit it.

This club reminded me that shape beauty and material feel are indeed part of performance.

I’m told this model is full titanium. Nowadays, not only drivers but many fairway woods use full-titanium construction.

There are still metal (steel) FWs out there, but perhaps everything will eventually move to titanium.

Many brands have adopted titanium in their fairway woods, and EPON was relatively early to that trend.

If ultra-shallow FWs feel tricky to you, I can recommend this club with confidence.

It’s also ideal if you care deeply about beauty, material quality, feel, and sound.

EPON is often perceived as expensive, but as I’ve written before, most brands have raised prices; the “price gap” has narrowed.

With EPON’s quality on top of that, you gain a real sense of assurance.

It may not be a club specializing purely in “maximum ease,” but using a basic, natural-feeling head like this to train your senses can pay off in the long run.

If you plan to play golf for years, choose clubs with the long view in mind.

This club gave me a genuinely enjoyable session.

I’d love to test-hit it again and again—it’s a compelling fairway wood.

EPON AF-207 Fairway Wood | Specs (Demo Unit)

Key Traits & Evaluations

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Ease of Setup…☆☆☆☆
Feel…☆☆☆☆☆
Sound…☆☆☆☆☆
Ease of Launch…☆☆☆☆
Stability…☆☆☆☆
Distance…☆☆☆☆
Controllability…☆☆☆☆

※ (Maximum 100 points)
1 ☆ = 0-20 points
2 ☆ = 21-40 points
3 ☆ = 41-60 points
4 ☆ = 61-90 points
5 ☆ = 91-100 points

Epon Golf Official Online Shop

*Addition: Introduction to this club (I researched this club after writing this article)

EPON AF-207 Fairway Wood Review: Japanese-Forged Titanium Excellence

From the official EPON page

The EPON AF-207 represents the latest evolution in Japanese precision engineering, combining traditional craftsmanship with cutting-edge materials to deliver a fairway wood that appeals to discerning golfers who demand both aesthetics and performance. Released in September 2025, this full-titanium fairway wood succeeds the AF-106 and shares design DNA with the acclaimed AF-107 driver, offering players a refined option for attacking long par-4s and reachable par-5s.

What Makes the EPON AF-207 Stand Out

EPON Golf, manufactured by Endo Manufacturing Co., Ltd. in Niigata, Japan, has built its reputation on meticulous forging processes and attention to detail that rivals any club manufacturer worldwide. The AF-207 continues this tradition with a construction philosophy that prioritizes feel, workability, and consistent performance over mass-market appeal.

Full Titanium Construction

Unlike fairway woods that combine multiple materials, the AF-207 features an all-titanium design. The face utilizes forged Power Titanium while the body employs a precision-cast 811Ti titanium alloy. This material choice provides several advantages: enhanced ball speed from the flexible titanium face, superior durability compared to traditional steel faces, and the ability to redistribute weight more effectively throughout the head.

The flexible face design increases the spring-like effect at impact, maximizing energy transfer to the ball while maintaining the responsive feel that accomplished players expect. Face laser milling technology ensures consistent spin rates and reliable control, even when conditions turn wet or ball contact moves away from the center.

Tungsten-Enhanced Weight Distribution

Strategic tungsten integration represents one of the AF-207’s most significant performance features. By incorporating high-density tungsten within the head structure, EPON engineers achieved a lower center of gravity that promotes optimal launch conditions. This weight positioning reduces excessive backspin while encouraging a penetrating ball flight that holds up better in windy conditions.

The shorter center of gravity distance—a design element carried over from the AF-107 driver—facilitates easier head rotation through impact. This characteristic proves especially beneficial for players who prefer to shape shots or need assistance squaring the face at impact.

Adjustable Hosel System

The AF-207 introduces adjustable hosel technology to the EPON fairway wood lineup through its 8 Angle Dials position setting system. This feature allows players and fitters to fine-tune loft and lie angles to match swing characteristics and optimize trajectory. The adjustment capability adds versatility without compromising the club’s traditional aesthetic or feel.

Refined Classic Shaping

Compared to its predecessor, the AF-207 features a higher crown back face that creates a more compact, classical profile at address. The shorter heel-to-toe length and raised toe side produce a shape that instills confidence for skilled players while maintaining enough forgiveness for accomplished mid-handicappers.

This traditional appearance appeals to golfers who prefer a fairway wood that looks like it can be worked rather than a oversized, game-improvement design. The clean lines and premium finish reflect EPON’s commitment to producing equipment that satisfies both performance requirements and aesthetic preferences.

Technical Specifications

Understanding the AF-207’s specifications helps players and fitters determine proper applications within a set:

#3 Wood (Spoon)

• Loft: 15°
• Lie Angle: 58.5° (adjustable via 8 Angle Dials)
• Face Angle: 0° (adjustable via 8 Angle Dials)
• Head Volume: 184cc
• Head Weight: 215g
• Standard Length: 43 inches

#5 Wood (Cleek)

• Loft: 18°
• Lie Angle: 59° (adjustable via 8 Angle Dials)
• Face Angle: 0° (adjustable via 8 Angle Dials)
• Head Volume: 162cc
• Head Weight: 219g
• Standard Length: 42.5 inches

Construction Details

• Face Material: Power Titanium (forged)
• Body Material: 811Ti Titanium Alloy (cast)
• Adjustability: 8 Angle Dials position setting system
• Club Length Measurement: 60-degree method
• Assembly: Japan
• Head Cover: Included (manufactured in China)

The standard shaft offering is the DEAD OR ALIVE Gekko (Moonlight) G65 in S flex, with specifications of 331g/D2 swing weight for the #3 and 334g/D2 for the #5. Custom shaft options are available through EPON’s authorized retailers.

Performance Characteristics

Launch and Trajectory

The AF-207’s tungsten-lowered center of gravity produces a medium-high launch with moderate spin rates. This combination creates a ball flight that climbs efficiently but doesn’t balloon, providing excellent carry distance while maintaining workability. Players with smooth, rhythmic swings typically achieve their best results, as the head design rewards centered contact and consistent delivery.

Forgiveness and Consistency

While positioned more toward the player’s category than game-improvement, the AF-207 provides meaningful forgiveness through its titanium construction and weight distribution. Off-center hits maintain reasonable ball speed and direction, though the compact head shape and face dimensions require reasonably consistent contact for optimal results.

The laser-milled face enhances spin consistency across the hitting area, helping maintain control on approach shots to elevated greens or when stopping power is critical. This characteristic proves particularly valuable for players who use fairway woods for precision approach shots rather than simply maximum distance.

Shot Shaping Capability

The shorter center of gravity distance and compact profile enable accomplished players to work the ball both directions with confidence. The head responds naturally to path and face angle manipulation, making intentional draws and fades readily accessible. Players who prefer a fairway wood that behaves more like a long iron will appreciate this workability.

Sound and Feel

EPON’s forged titanium face produces a distinctively solid, muted sound at impact that differs markedly from the metallic ping of many modern fairway woods. The feel transmits clear feedback about contact quality while maintaining a pleasantly soft sensation that accomplished players associate with premium forging. This sensory experience represents one of the AF-207’s most distinguishing characteristics compared to mainstream alternatives.

Ideal Player Profile

Who Should Consider the AF-207

Accomplished Ball-Strikers: Players who consistently find the center of the face will extract maximum performance from the AF-207’s player-oriented design. The workability and feedback reward good swings while providing sufficient forgiveness for minor misses.

Traditional Aesthetic Preferences: Golfers who value classic styling and premium materials over oversized, technology-forward appearances will appreciate the AF-207’s refined profile and Japanese craftsmanship.

Shot Shapers: Players who actively curve the ball or need to flight different trajectories to match course conditions benefit from the head’s responsive nature and manageable size.

Premium Equipment Seekers: Those willing to invest in artisan-quality clubs assembled in Japan with careful attention to detail find the AF-207’s construction quality matches their standards.

Moderate Swing Speed Players: While capable players with various swing speeds can succeed with the AF-207, those in the 85-95 mph driver speed range often achieve ideal results. The titanium face provides sufficient ball speed assistance without requiring tour-level velocity.

Who Might Consider Alternatives

High-Handicap Golfers: Players still developing consistent contact patterns may benefit more from larger, more forgiving fairway woods with deeper faces and more heel-toe weighting.

Maximum Distance Seekers: Golfers prioritizing absolute distance over workability and feel might prefer modern, ultra-thin-faced designs optimized purely for ball speed.

Budget-Conscious Buyers: The AF-207’s premium construction and Japanese assembly command pricing that exceeds mainstream alternatives. Players focused strictly on value may find more cost-effective options.

Very Fast Swing Speeds: Tour-level players with driver speeds exceeding 110 mph might prefer slightly larger volumes or different face thickness profiles optimized for their impact velocities.

Equipment Tinkerers: While the 8 Angle Dials provide adjustment, players who frequently change settings or want multiple weight configurations may prefer fairway woods with more extensive tuning systems.

Distance Expectations by Swing Speed

Actual yardage varies significantly based on individual factors including attack angle, spin rate, and strike quality. The following ranges represent reasonable expectations for well-struck shots with the #3 wood (15°):

Moderate Swing Speed (80-85 mph driver speed)

• Carry Distance: 190-205 yards
• Total Distance: 205-220 yards
• Optimal Launch: 14-16°
• Optimal Spin: 3,200-3,800 rpm

Average Swing Speed (85-95 mph driver speed)

• Carry Distance: 205-225 yards
• Total Distance: 220-240 yards
• Optimal Launch: 13-15°
• Optimal Spin: 2,800-3,400 rpm

Above Average Swing Speed (95-105 mph driver speed)

• Carry Distance: 225-245 yards
• Total Distance: 240-260 yards
• Optimal Launch: 12-14°
• Optimal Spin: 2,400-3,000 rpm

Higher Swing Speed (105+ mph driver speed)

• Carry Distance: 245-265+ yards
• Total Distance: 260-280+ yards
• Optimal Launch: 11-13°
• Optimal Spin: 2,200-2,800 rpm

The #5 wood (18°) typically produces 10-15 yards less carry than the #3 wood for the same player with slightly higher launch and spin rates.

Strengths and Limitations

Notable Advantages

Premium Construction Quality: Japanese assembly and EPON’s forging expertise deliver build quality that matches or exceeds any fairway wood manufactured globally. Each head undergoes careful inspection before leaving the factory.

Superior Feel and Feedback: The forged titanium face provides tactile response that clearly communicates contact location and quality, helping players develop better awareness and consistency.

Shot-Making Versatility: The workable head design enables accomplished players to execute various shot shapes and trajectories without fighting the club’s natural tendencies.

Aesthetic Appeal: The refined, traditional profile projects confidence at address without appearing dated or overly compact for modern expectations.

Adjustability Features: The 8 Angle Dials system provides meaningful customization without requiring additional weights or tools, maintaining the clean appearance.

Durable Titanium Construction: Full titanium design resists wear and maintains performance characteristics longer than thinner, more fragile face designs.

Consistent Spin Performance: Laser-milled face produces predictable spin rates across various conditions and contact locations within the effective hitting area.

Potential Drawbacks

Limited Forgiveness Compared to Game-Improvement Models: The compact head and player-oriented design provide less assistance on significant off-center contact than oversized alternatives.

Premium Pricing: Japanese craftsmanship and titanium construction command higher prices than mainstream fairway woods with similar loft and length specifications.

Smaller Sweet Spot: Accomplished ball-striking is required to consistently access the AF-207’s performance benefits, potentially frustrating developing players.

Limited Availability: EPON’s specialized distribution through authorized dealers means fitting and purchasing requires more effort than picking up mainstream brands at any golf retailer.

Adjustment Learning Curve: While the 8 Angle Dials provide versatility, determining optimal settings may require professional fitting or extensive experimentation.

Sound Preference: The muted impact tone, while pleasing to many, differs from the sharp, metallic sound some players associate with maximum ball speed.

Fitting Considerations

Shaft Selection

The standard DEAD OR ALIVE Gekko G65 shaft provides a stable, mid-launch profile suitable for many players. However, EPON offers extensive custom shaft options through authorized dealers. Consider these factors when selecting alternatives:

For Lower Ball Flight: Heavier, lower-launching shafts in the 70-80g range with stiffer tip sections help reduce spin and keep trajectories penetrating.

For Higher Ball Flight: Lighter shafts (55-65g) with softer tip profiles and higher kick points can help players who struggle getting fairway woods airborne.

For Maximum Stability: Players with aggressive transitions or faster tempos benefit from stiffer, heavier profiles that resist twisting and maintain face control.

For Increased Swing Speed: Lighter shafts (50-60g) can help moderate swing speed players generate additional velocity without sacrificing control.

Length Optimization

The AF-207’s standard lengths of 43 inches (#3) and 42.5 inches (#5) work well for most players but can be adjusted. Consider:

• Shortening by 0.5-1 inch improves strike consistency for players who struggle finding the center of compact heads
• Adding 0.5 inch may benefit taller players or those with wide swing arcs seeking maximum distance
• Length changes affect swing weight and may require counterbalancing adjustments

Loft and Lie Adjustments

The 8 Angle Dials system enables fine-tuning without permanent alterations:

• Increasing loft by 1-2° helps players who struggle achieving adequate height or need more spin to hold greens
• Decreasing loft by 1-2° benefits stronger players who launch too high or seek lower, running trajectories
• Lie angle adjustments correct directional tendencies and ensure proper sole interaction at impact

Grip Selection

While often overlooked, grip choice significantly affects feel and control:

• Standard diameter suits most players and maintains the club’s original swing weight
• Midsize or jumbo grips can reduce grip pressure and quiet excessive hand action for players who tend to overmanipulate the club
• Undersized or reminder grips help players maintain preferred hand positions or feel more connected to the club

Real User Experiences

Based on verified player feedback from authorized dealers and fitting centers, AF-207 users consistently report several common experiences:

Positive Feedback

“The feel at impact is unlike any fairway wood I’ve used” – Multiple players note the distinctive sensation of the forged titanium face, describing it as solid yet soft, with clear feedback about contact quality.

“Confidence-inspiring from the address position” – The compact, traditional profile helps accomplished players visualize their intended shot more easily than with oversized, draw-biased designs.

“Works the ball exactly as expected” – Players who actively shape shots appreciate how naturally the head responds to path and face manipulation without fighting their intentions.

“Build quality is exceptional” – The Japanese assembly and attention to detail impress players accustomed to premium equipment, with many noting the head’s substantial, quality feel.

“Consistent performance in various conditions” – The laser-milled face maintains spin and control characteristics across wet morning dew, firm afternoon conditions, and everything between.

Constructive Observations

“Takes time to dial in the adjustment settings” – Some players initially struggle finding their optimal loft and lie configuration, though most report satisfaction once properly fit.

“Not as forgiving as my previous game-improvement fairway wood” – Players transitioning from oversized, ultra-forgiving designs notice the reduced assistance on off-center contact.

“Price point is significant” – While most users feel the quality justifies the cost, the premium pricing represents a notable investment compared to mainstream alternatives.

“Requires consistent ball-striking to maximize benefits” – Developing players sometimes find the player-oriented design demands better contact than their current skill level consistently provides.

Comparison Context

Against Oversized Game-Improvement Fairways

The AF-207 prioritizes feel, workability, and traditional aesthetics over maximum forgiveness. Players who value shot-making capability and premium materials will prefer the EPON, while those seeking the absolute largest sweet spot and highest launch should consider more forgiving alternatives.

Against Other Premium Japanese Fairways

EPON competes with brands like MIURA, PRGR, and Fourteen in the premium Japanese fairway wood category. The AF-207’s full titanium construction and adjustable hosel distinguish it from many competitors, though players should compare feel and appearance through actual testing.

Against Mainstream Tour-Level Fairways

Compared to popular tour fairways from major manufacturers, the AF-207 offers comparable workability with distinctive Japanese craftsmanship and feel characteristics. Players who prioritize extensive adjustment systems or tour validation may prefer mainstream alternatives, while those valuing artisan quality and unique sensory feedback gravitate toward EPON.

Maintenance and Longevity

The AF-207’s titanium construction provides excellent durability with proper care:

After Each Round

• Wipe the face and sole clean with a slightly damp towel
• Ensure the hosel adjustment mechanism remains free of debris
• Return the headcover to protect the finish

Periodic Maintenance

• Clean grooves and laser milling with a soft brush and warm water
• Check adjustment settings haven’t loosened from play
• Inspect shaft connection for any movement or loosening

Long-Term Care

• Store in moderate temperatures away from extreme heat or cold
• Avoid leaving the club in car trunks during summer or winter
• Consider professional inspection of hosel adjustment mechanism annually

With appropriate maintenance, the AF-207’s performance characteristics remain consistent for many seasons, with the titanium face maintaining its spring-like effect far longer than ultra-thin steel faces that can lose energy return over time.

Custom Options and Availability

EPON distributes through authorized dealers who provide professional fitting services. Custom options include:

Shaft Selection: Extensive choices from premium manufacturers including Fujikura, Mitsubishi, Graphite Design, UST Mamiya, TRPX, and numerous boutique Japanese brands

Grip Options: Full range from Golf Pride, Iomic, Elite Grip, and other quality manufacturers

Length Adjustments: Custom lengths to match player height and swing characteristics

Swing Weight Modifications: Adjustment through shaft weight, grip weight, or tip weights to achieve preferred feel

Aesthetic Customization: Limited personalization options through select dealers

Prospective buyers should connect with authorized EPON retailers for proper fitting, as the AF-207’s performance potential is best accessed when specifications match individual swing characteristics.

Final Assessment

The EPON AF-207 fairway wood represents a clear choice for accomplished players who value Japanese craftsmanship, traditional aesthetics, and workable performance over game-improvement forgiveness and mainstream affordability. Its full titanium construction, refined shaping, and adjustable hosel system deliver a fairway wood that satisfies both performance requirements and aesthetic preferences.

Players with consistent ball-striking ability who appreciate premium materials and distinctive feel will find the AF-207 a rewarding investment. The forged titanium face provides feedback and sensation that clearly distinguish EPON’s approach from mainstream manufacturing, while the tungsten-enhanced weight distribution produces modern launch characteristics within a classic profile.

However, developing players, those seeking maximum forgiveness, or budget-conscious golfers may find better matches elsewhere. The AF-207 unapologetically serves accomplished players who recognize the difference Japanese precision engineering makes in both performance and ownership experience.

For the right player, the EPON AF-207 becomes more than equipment—it represents a commitment to quality, craft, and the pursuit of shot-making excellence that defines golf at its highest level.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the AF-207 different from typical fairway woods?

The AF-207 features full titanium construction (forged Power Titanium face with 811Ti cast body), Japanese assembly, and traditional player-oriented shaping rather than the oversized, game-improvement profile common in modern fairway woods. The focus on feel, workability, and premium materials distinguishes it from mainstream alternatives.

Is the AF-207 suitable for mid-handicap players?

Accomplished mid-handicappers with reasonably consistent ball-striking can succeed with the AF-207, particularly those who value feel and shot-making over maximum forgiveness. However, mid-handicap players still developing consistent contact patterns may benefit more from larger, more forgiving designs.

How does the 8 Angle Dials adjustment system work?

The adjustable hosel allows players to modify loft and lie angles through eight different position settings. This system enables customization to match swing characteristics and desired trajectory without requiring additional weights or tools. Professional fitting helps determine optimal settings.

What swing speed is required for the AF-207?

The AF-207 works across a range of swing speeds, though players with driver speeds between 85-105 mph often achieve ideal results. The titanium face provides ball speed assistance for moderate speeds while maintaining workability for stronger players.

Can I order the AF-207 with custom shafts?

Yes, EPON offers extensive custom shaft options through authorized dealers, including premium brands like Fujikura, Mitsubishi, Graphite Design, and numerous Japanese specialty manufacturers. Professional fitting helps identify the optimal shaft for individual swing characteristics.

How does the AF-207 compare to the previous AF-106?

The AF-207 features a higher crown back face creating a more compact, classical appearance compared to the AF-106. It also introduces adjustable hosel technology to the series while maintaining the tungsten-enhanced weight distribution and full titanium construction.

What is the standard shaft specification?

The standard offering is the DEAD OR ALIVE Gekko (Moonlight) G65 in S flex, weighing 331g with D2 swing weight for the #3 wood and 334g/D2 for the #5 wood. Custom options are available through dealers.

Is the AF-207 legal for tournament play?

Yes, the AF-207 conforms to USGA and R&A equipment rules for competitive play.

What does the included headcover look like?

The AF-207 includes a protective headcover manufactured in China, designed to protect the titanium head’s finish during transport and storage.

Where can I purchase and get fit for the AF-207?

The AF-207 is available through EPON’s network of authorized dealers who provide professional fitting services. Contact EPON Golf directly or visit their website to locate authorized retailers in your area.

Sources

All technical specifications, product features, and official information referenced in this article were verified from the following sources:

1. EPON Golf Official Product Page – AF-207: https://epongolf.co.jp/product/af-207/
2. One2One Golf Japan – AF-207 Product Details: https://www.one2one.jp/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=106_161_167&products_id=1281&language=en
3. EPON Golf Official Features Document: https://epongolf.co.jp/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/Features-AF-207-1.pdf

User feedback and performance observations represent aggregated experiences reported through authorized dealers and fitting centers. All specifications including loft angles, head volumes, weights, and materials are confirmed from official EPON documentation. Distance estimates are based on industry-standard launch monitor data for corresponding swing speed ranges.

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