Clubmaking Forum

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!

The Maxfli Tour and Tour X ball are excellent balls. No reason why not to try them especially with the sales Dicks/Golf Galaxy runs on them.

I just reshafted a set of 24 apex forged heads and they were indeed .355 bore and I also used collared ferrules to help center them in the bore. that being said did the last guy use a reamer on them?

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...