Clubmaking Forum

The old Maltby adapter did take a ferulle but I’ll warn you that those adapters did fail occasionally. look up part on the Golfworks site MA0309AF

Critter what’s your goal for the shaft change? What makes you want to go with a lower torque shaft?

My two cents would be aim for an inch difference between your 5 and 7 wood. Whatever shaft you’re using in 5 wood, if you’re hitting that well, use that shaft. If you’re inconsistent with that too,...

I’d lighten it up and if you’re really feeling froggy try one of those “press grips” on it. I installed the super stroke 2.0 pistol press grip and I really like it.

That Maltby putter head is not Zero Torque. The shaft is located where a typical ZT head would be with zero shaft lean. from the Golfworks website: Typically, zero or reduced torque putter heads have...

Have you ever hit the MMT105? It swing weights like a sledgehammer. spin wise the TS3 head would not be one I would consider lower launching and/or lower spinning.

I think the amount of air pressure it would take to push a head off would be much higher than 10 psi. I’m thinking high enough to where you’d have to worry about if the shaft was damaged, it could...

The 9 wood has become my go to club for just about anywhere on the course. I highly recommend it with the Maltby pro series line of shafts.

That whole fitting system they use adds a lot of weight to the head end of the club. In my opinion it can skew the shaft flex quite a bit as well. You can try and trim your fitting shaft to adjust for...

Congratulations! My only hole in one was also with a Maltby 9 iron as well!