Clubmaking Forum

Whoa! That’s awesome. Best news this week.

I still get comments on my trusty TE FORGED. Timeless design, thin top line, solid. I’m a fan of the older models. In fact for laughs I set up some old Tricept F2’s with some Nippon shafts. Solid as...

Well, maybe you shouldn’t be golfing with a broken leg. I’ve got a very painful left leg for a right handed. My nemesis of playing for 50 years. Alll kidding aside, it would depend which leg. I think...

Interesting post, and well worth the wiki read. Rather reminds me of the Wilson Gooseneck irons.

I think you’re okay with the wedges. I’ve found them to be fairly heavy. In regard to the new KE4s, you may have to add a little weight but not much. If you need more weight and this is a custom set...

Fit2you golf always has reviews …..https://youtube.com/channel/UCJOsRULjfJXe8oxurnhTX5w. -Bill

I’m certainly a fan of traditional, or close to traditional lofts. That’s why I play a MMB gap wedge and older Maltby designs. the Calloway Stealth wedge is coming in at 43* FYI

As a Canadian, make sure you always take advantage of the free shipping that Golfworks Canada offers. $50 and above I think. I never miss that offer.

Hey Juniper, here in cold Canada our season is complete, but the club had a meeting last night discussing shipping and stocking the pro shop. I do repairs for club. It seems that it really is a crap shoot...

Yes Sir. Classic example is the MMB. The simple design element in Maltby is shortening the hosel. Then blade lengths are longer. I patiently await the arrival of the new blade from Maltby called the TS3...