Generally a 1" increase in club length will yield 1 mph of clubhead speed.  1 mph of clubhead speed increase = approximately 2.3 yards.  Of course that assumes that you still hit the 1" longer club in...

At this time, there are no Cyber Monday specific deals planned. Britt Lindsey

We haven't sold any Maltby branded hats in our catalogs or online for a while.  We do have a few in our pro shop here at our facility.  You can e-mail our shop manager at kzahler@golfworks.com and he...

I would say the TC #3woods we have, along with the new ones we are working on would work well from the tee.  Nothing specific in the designs, like a bigger profile but with #3 wood loft and weight, that...

We expect the TS3 to be in the high 700's in the MPF, putting it in the Super Game Improvement category. The #7 iron prototype was 783 MPF points. TS2's are 727 and the PTM's were 799, both in the...

The short answer is that we do have a "Players" driver in the works.  Adjustable weight is forward on the sole.  Tentatively will be called the KE4 TC Pro Driver.  We just sent it off to the factory...

We have a lot of projects in the works, but in the current environment it is difficult to know for sure when they will be available.  What I know as of today is this:  1.  New M-Series Max Wedges are...

Generally speaking you would reduce the tip trimming to account for the bore through.  Most manufacturers do not specify in their trimming instructions bore through, blind bore or standard bore.  Some...

The first thing to understand is that all ball flight is controlled by the clubhead path and the face angle at impact.  The player controls the path, totally.  The face angle is also controlled by the...

I play the DRM 52 and 56 and will tell you that in dome of the softer conditions we have had this year in the midwest, they can sometimes dig a bit, at least for me.  I was once a professional and still...

Feel is driven by how well the mass and dimensional characteristics are designed, to some degree the materials, the ball, the sound and where the shot is hit in relation to the center of gravity.  Mizuno's...

Not from The Golfworks.  Golf Galaxy stores or on the Golf Galaxy website.  We do no have that particular cart bag.  Even if we wanted them, there is limited supply.  They show they still have some...

I am sure that Mr. Finch had the shafts weight sorted to tight tolerances, as did most of the pros at that time.  Other than that, and possibly having them checked for frequency consistency, is about...

The sole can affect the MPF substantially.  The amount of weight in the sole obviously influences the vertical center of gravity.  The front to back radius of the sole design can also influence the vertical...

There are a lot of them out their.  Too many to chase for our data base.  If they contact us or if someone has a model they want measured, we can do it.  The majors all send the models to us.  I want...

We do not have the specs on the Aldila shafts that were in the X2 Hot irons.  If it's a proprietary shaft that was done for Callaway, you're going to have to contact them.  If you have the specific Aldila...

All I could tell you is probably what you saw online.  It was designed for a club that had a total weight of under 10 ounces and it's stock length was 45.75".  From what I saw the original shaft weight...

It doesn't happen often, but sometimes you can get what you are describing.  The majority of the time it happens when a Quick setting epoxy is used.  The PSSE is fine and not in that category.  I am...

Our Pure Track PTM1 or PTM4 could possibly be bent below 70 degrees, but we haven't bent one as flat as 65 degrees.  68 degrees might be possible, but generally we don't bend them more than 2 degrees. ...