2023 sounds like it's going to be Maltby great irons release so excited to see what goodies Maltby will release!!.With that said I just read on here that a new Ts 1 will be released with some changes will...
When it comes to putting tungsten in the toe opposed to no tungsten in the toe how does that affect Playability in irons is it easier to play or hit irons with tungsten plugs does it matter where it...
When it comes to wedge shafts that are specifically made for wedge heads do they make a real difference in performance vs shafts that are made for irons ,I just seen your club pak with the new Max wedge...
I know there are several OEM's that uses urethane or some type of fillers in hollow head irons to enhance feel to Quiet vibrations etc some invest hundreds of thousands of dollars and hours to make...
When it come to muscle back blades I know just based on the Mpf Maltby is on top of the hill far as the most playable,most stable and longer blade length with a bonus added forgiveness blades on the market,,,,,,...
I know some what about MpF on irons and there importance For irons but how does MPF affect other clubs in the bag from Drivers,fairway woods, Hybrids , utility clubs , golf shafts and the one iam curious...
The golf club world is funny at times especially in the iron department is seems like most companies at Every inerration of the new irons (blade's or player's cavity back) the blade length seems to get...
They look absolutely beautiful my question is is it possible to use them as a driving iron or some type of utility club off the tee or fairway?
Hey Maltby crew just want to say the TS4 ,TS3 and the KE 4 and wedges looks Prue and sexy I am digging the colorless Maltby M badge looks classic with no paint added looks so good well done and the sole...
Wow these look great I love the look of all 3 heads especially the TS4 clean and the sole with grind looks sweet also the New Maltby Silver M with no color looks absolutely classic beautiful really pure...
Noting feels like a Mizuno or nobody makes clubs the way we do.! Looking at different companies and how they process and Manufactor there clubs etc I know there are several ways it can be done, different...
I know some OEM's have all type of soles pre warned V sole etc have different truf interactions how much does the soles affect MPF and does CNC milling the front and back of irons what effects does it...
On the Market right now there are quite a few blade's that our currently on the market with Direct to consumers brands like Sub 70 (649 TA 3), New level golf blade's, Haywood blade's ,Ben Hogan icon etc...
With all new technologies cad etc far as weight do you need to put tungsten in the toe to bring up Moi for more stability or shape the toe in a way different from the heel that you don't have to put a...
Pxg just came out with the PXG 0311 ST Irons which is super smart idea with what they did a variable length blade longer in the long irons 3-5 and a little shorter as it goes up I seen them and I must...
I just recently seen Adam Scott new blade's from Titleist in the blogs and he explained that he likes a little built into his clubs not zero offset and the kicker with longer blade lengths wow he does...
I been doing reading on different golf blogs and watching some newer videos from different OEM's about there new irons releases etc, Mizuno who many feel have the best feeling irons, Ping Blueprint etc...
Hey golf fanatics been reading many different golf blogs me and many other golf nuts out there and wondering has there ever been a set of blade's made by you or ,direct to consumers brands or any OEM's...
I recently read an article on Tiger Woods blade's and how in prototypes blade's he said that Curved muscle blade's was a little inconsistent and the reason why he had them design the straight muscle back...
Just wondering it may sound crazy but what would happen if you put full face groves on irons I know they are on wedges and look really good and unique, would it add to performance or takaway?