Clubmaking Forum

I attended a Clubmaking, fitting, and repair class in 2005. We got to go visit Mr. Maltbys shop at his residence (it was offsite from golfworks). I was blown away with all the things he did and I believe...

Hot melt will definitely help the sound. What I did with one was remove the rear weight and warm the front portion of the sole. Get your hot melt really warm and warm the syringe needle with a micro torch....

A lot of solvent and I’ll take my sanding barrel and just taper the opening/start of the grip.

Verlin if you’re interested I have a very slightly used set of TS3.5 heads I can sell you. If you don’t build clubs, I could build them out for you.

I’ve got issues with my hands and wrists. I think the TE+ is one of the best feeling heads Golfworks makes. Get the satin version cause DBM will be firmer feeling. my irons are built with Recoil shafts...

Sam my opinion would be work on your game and don’t change any of your equipment yet. Learn to hit a “flighted” wedge shot. The amount of swing speed you have is going to hit the ball high due...

As long as it’s a .370 tip shaft it will work. Even if it were .355 you could make it work with a shim or by trimming the bottom 1/2”-5/8” of the .355 tip shaft.

If you’re comparing to TaylorMade 790 I’d say that would compare to the TS1-IM. Players distance iron that’s injected. bring your current clubs and make sure whatever they suggest is a improvement...

Personally I’d love to see it. You could really do a nice set of .370 shaft with 85 weights in the middle irons and 95 weights in the short irons and possibly the wedges.

So how would I know what shaft works for Maltby heads without a fitting? Do most people just guess based off their swing profile? a good fitting should be based on bringing what you’re playing with...