Unless it was in there when it was new I'm not sure how it could have developed. The hosel and body are carbon steel and there can be some surface rust in the hosel. That is why on all heads, the hosels...
The original Sand and Lob Sliders were definitely pre 2010. In 2011 we had the M-Series 1.62 and 1.82 Sole width wedges, which had the wide soles like the Sliders but were more conventional in shape...
We caught the error early in March but some of the new adjustable fairways were received with a mis-marked adaptor. The correctly marked adaptor, when viewed from the heel side upside down with the sole...
The Spinner Wedge matches the DG S300 #8 iron. It is exactly the same. No doubt in my mind it is the same shaft. They probably do weight sort a bit to keep the Spinner shafts close to the 128g spec...
Either could be a good choice. The Nippon is a little lighter and might not be as big a transition from the ProLaunch Blue Shafts and for that reason they might be the one I would go with. The Nippon...
You can use the .355 Tour V wedge shaft in the MAX Wedges, no problem. We do it everyday using the SHIM 355-370. So if the Tour V is the best shaft for you, that is what I would do. Most of the wedge...
Difficult to compare shafts that have different raw lengths and ones that are not combination flexes. One of the few other 41" combination flex shafts that is heavier is the FST 125 and the FST 125...
85 - 90 would put you in an R flex for most shafts. The MPF shafts are firmer in the DR shafts, FW's hybrids and irons, but in the MPF UL the R flex is more in line with the averages for all R flex woods. ...
The Ping 425 has a hosel depth of approx. 1.25". The reason I start with that is that a .370" parallel tip shaft will go in to about 1". The hosel then tapers. Ping has historically used .355 taper...
I would wait until after you do the demo at the store. Information you obtain in that session might guide you in what the next step might be. You might discover something that changes your thinking on...
I can only speak for us here at The Golfworks, but we are not advocates for one length irons. That is why we do not have any models that are designed for doing that kind of build. You can adjust the...
Srixon Cleveland are one of the few I can't seem to get my hands on to measure. They use to send product for our data base, but have not been able to get the new Srixon or Cleveland product for the last...
The link below is to an article on our web site. Scroll to the bottom and you can download the latest worksheet(s) containing the shaft information on all the current shafts we are carrying. You can...
Too early at this point. We are working on a almost a complete overhaul of the Pure Track line and possibly a new addition to the MAX Milled. With putters, until we get most of our initial ideas in...
We do not have any "authorized" fitters. There are qualified fitters we do business with. We do business with Art Sellingers facilities in the DFW area (Sellingers Power Golf, Sellingers Pro Shop). ...
The TS1 and TS2 irons bottom of bore to heel is approximately 3/4". I have a 2020 Mavrik #6 iron and its BBH is 1", so there is a difference. Important to understand that the tolerance can be 1/16"...
Not sure why they are not. They should be and are probably in the process, but I will contact them. They manage their inventory and it may be a case of just not getting there yet. Britt Lindsey
I do not see any of the UFW's laying around or in our inventory. I will keep an eye out and post if I find any. At this time, no plans for a shallower face fairway wood. Britt Lindsey