Clubmaking Forum

You can always have them measure some the "10.5" stamped heads, to find one that is on the higher side of the tolerance, with an actual loft of 11-11.5.  Remember that there is always a +/- 1* tolerance...

As a blade enthusiast, you owe it to yourself to try the Maltby TE or DBM (same design) but different finish. Compared to your Wilson blades they will give you a "midsize" profile and are a lot easier...

Maybe the fracture was there from before, if they have been bent, but he didn't notice them.  Then after the reshaft they became noticeable to him, because of a slight color change in the finish from...

The Maltby TE and DBM (same design), have one of the lowest Actual Vertical COG of all time for a "classic" looking iron.  They are the lowest COG that the Golfworks currently offers and nothing else...

There's a small hole in the bottom of the sole, which is filled with a black material.  You can heat that up to melt it out and open the hole, which will allow you to install "rattle stop" or better yet...

My wrist to floor chart only goes down to 27", in which it recommends a 36.5" 5 iron as a starting point.  You might consider going down to 36 or 36.25" for a 26" WTF

.806?  Are you sure thats For the HDI, not the other hybrid black iron set?  I asked this question in the first season that the HDI's were released and I recall you answering that the HDI AVCOG was lower,...

The MMB's and TE/DBM are noticeably easier to hit than most "conventional blades".  Maybe start with one test club in a longer iron and see what you think

I've never understood why the Golfworks makes most of their recent wedge sets so heavy.  They didn't use to. If I recall, the original "M-Series" were in the 298-300g range.  We can always add weight...