Clubmaking Forum

From Jeff Sheets website Model: VIP Forged Irons Material/Mfg: Billet Forged 1020 Carbon Steel 100% CNC Milled Cavities Introduction: 2010 The legendary VIP irons became the first iron model that...

As insane as steel shaft prices are getting a shaft like the MPF series is an unbelievable bargain. Ralph once said there is nothing about a steel shaft that makes it worth $25 or something similar. I...

I have a set of FST 115, cut for X and 1/4” over that are out of KE4 Tour+ irons in my closet.

I have a 7 with a Prolaunch Red R flex shaft in the closet

I still use a Jetstream Black Box driver from time to time. Trying to remember the irons....

In the 80’s there was a Golfworks putter close, I remember it being a little closer to the George Low Wizard but it was a long time ago, lol i built one with the Titan gold shaft, sold it to a friend,...

Speaking of the Grant Park, I cant remember Golfworks ever having a true heel shafted mallet head. Personally I’d grab it in a second.

Don’t know about the earlier post but .355 shafts are almost always .370 at the top of the hosel, thus taper tip versus parallel tip which is .370 at the tip and .370 for several inches.

I only hit one of those and it had an MPF Fairway shaft. I didn’t think much of it, but you guys are convincing me we need a new version.

So for a high swing speed, 90 with a 5i, will these different gaps in loft result in the hoped for 10 yards difference or say the 5* in the STi series produce a much bigger yardage gap?