Clubmaking Forum

Once again I had to replace the blade, and I thought I’d report that I had no problem loosening the flange even with the tool that can so easily bend. I really love using this machine. It’s costly,...

There is no Maltby club that is not forgiving. "I really like the black finish" means that appearance is important to you. That's more than just a personal preference. It will set you in a positive frame...

The BBTG - bottom of bore to ground measurement can be different as you discovered, but it shouldn't affect the flex or performance of the shaft, only the overall length of the club because the tip trim...

Yes. Once you get to what the trim code says for the wedge, that applies to all wedges.

All other factors being equal, club loft has a greater influence on trajectory than shaft flex or profile, especially in your illustration of a 10 degree head vs. a 12 degree head. Both shafts you mention...

The DGS300 is a 130 gram shaft; the Vector 90 is 95 grams, so you see the difference there. If you liked the feel and performance of the Vector in those Elytes you rented, That's one possibility. There...

Twnebraska, I don’t have the MMB-17’s you’re looking for, but maybe something better - a full set of MMB-17 in the DBM finish, brand new, 4-GW. Private message me on the forum if you’re interested....

If you're looking for a low cost bench, Harbor Freight has some pretty good ones for the price. I have had several of them in my shop for many years and they're fine. https://www.harborfreight.com/search?q=benches&category=2984&current=1

Hi, Nick. Interesting questions! Be sure that you have an "apples to apples" comparison regarding iron head weights. I don't know which "years past" models you're referring to, but remember that the...

CC14, a good place to begin is with looking at each model of Maltby irons. Every single Maltby iron head is forgiving - every single one - and with your level of golf - 14 index, you already are a pretty...

Muskie, KBS has some of the best shafts in golf and I think you have assessed your need very well with your choice of the PGI80. It IS expensive, but you may find it worth it if it gives you the performance...

Great close out deal on the ISO-T at 11.5* https://www.golfworks.com/maltby-is0-t-driver-head/p/ma0304/

Muskie, first, with you CHS, you are definitely in the S flex range, however, if your tempo is slow to moderate, you can swing a solid R flex and get the best of both feel and good dispersion. If your...

Don’t let the price of the SCORE shaft fool you. It’s a great shaft!

Muskie, I teach many senior golfers, some who are good ball strikers, and along with my own experience, I find that for better players, there’s a mindset that’s difficult to overcome. Namely, we’re...

May I suggest that you consider the ISO-T 11.5 degree head. It is a great head, is being discontinued and is at a great price. Since this head has a loft tolerance of +/- 1 degree, they may find one...

Excellent! Thank you so much!

The Max Milled putters at the stock weight have an MOI of 5071 g/cm2 (28.26 ou-in2).  The Moment X is 7038 g/cm2 (38.48 0u-in2).  If you increase the weight on the Max Milled to the max possible changing...

What is the MOI of the new KE4 Max Milled putter head and how does it compare to the Moment X Tour?

Thank you, Britt. It's not as though you aren't busy enough! I asked because I didn't see anywhere that gave further explanation. Thanks again!