Clubmaking Forum

We prefer to use the T bit, then the U bit, then the 3/8 bit.  Start with the T and drill all the way to the bottom, then the U bit all the way to the bottom, then the 3/8 all the way to the bottom. ...

We use to be the ones to go to for re-chroming.  Unfortunately, our original source for the chroming part closed up shop.  We found another, but it was not local like the original and the cost was much...

Generally, we say 2 degrees +-.  We were able to bend 3 degrees in our test without issue.  Still, officially, I would say 2 degrees. Britt Lindsey

By e-mail or phone should work.  If you e-mail I am sure someone will contact to confirm the specs, make sure we have all the details, etc. Britt Lindsey

Our Maltby MPF Maxflex Graphite is the the one I would consider.  It has options designed for slower swing speeds.  Based on her 60 mph club head swing, go with the SF+ (L) flex, which is designed for...

The technology is a little different on the TS3.5's and because of what we designed internally it can not be done in the DBM finish.  DBM is the most durable dark or black finish available, but the Chrome...

If we are assembling just put the swing weight spec you want in the order notes. If you are building, you will need to order some extra weights. They come with 8 grams weights installed, so you would...

Yes, the Zelos 6 .370 is an IR1 trim code.  Install the shaft and butt trim to final playing length.  Even though it is a .370, it is a discrete length shaft, so no tip trimming. Britt Lindsey

Wedge heads are heavier so when you put in a #8 iron shaft, designed for an #8 iron head weight, the shaft will play more flexible in the wedge.  If you go to the next stronger flex, you mitigate that...

If you're ordering the Pak and want it assembled you have to get all the way to the checkout page before you see the "Order Notes or Order Comments".  If ordering through the custom club builder, there...

First, the TS-UI's are very playable. I have played the #4 all year and the #3 at times and they are fantastic.  Generally speaking, it's 2.5-3 yards approximately per degree of loft.  So the #3 would...

BM3 was never made with 12 degrees.  Not sure I would try bending it, but I never tried so couldn't tell you if it's doable. We have never made a 12 degree fairway wood.  13 degree was and is usually...

Thanks.  We have a great group here that comes up with the ideas and does the photography.  I will pass on your compliments. We do appreciate it. Britt Lindsey

I really need to know what flex shaft and what exact Super Stroke Midsize grip to get you a more accurate estimate.  Shaft weights vary by flex and there are several Super Stroke Midsize grips that that...

I have never really concerned myself with the swing weight number when fitting someone.  That being said, most people that have some knowledge about it always expect it to be a range, like C8 to D3. ...

Assuming you are talking abut the Maltby Pro Series + graphite iron in the R flex, which is 70 grams.  Would need to know what length you are going to make the club and what type of grip you are using...

Did get resolved.  Apologies for the confusion. Britt Lindsey

I don't think you can make a bad decision choosing the TS3 or TS3.5.  From what you describe it seems like the TS3.5 might be what you're looking for and it would not require you giving up the bounce...

Hard stepping an R or soft stepping an S is fine. Either way should put you in a range of flex that would match where you are. I tend to like hard stepping the R flex vs soft stepping a stiff flex, but...

Based on the information you have given, and using a swing weight calculator that we use, the swing weight will be around C4.  The ultra light shaft and the heavier grip are part of the reason.  Based...