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...
Jim/Britt I really like the updated version of the Maltby pro Series fairway shaft. If I like this one with profile/balance point, is the Pro series DR shaft going to be similar to the fairway shaft?...
Check your lie. Mizuno used to be more flat than any other manufacturer but I haven’t measured a set in years. If you hit the mizuno solid it could be the lie or it could be shaft or total swing weight...
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?
What shaft do you play in your irons?
41”-41.5” should be no issue at that height. I’d highly recommend the Maltby pro series shaft. Install the heaviest weight you can in the head. Mine is built to 41.5” with the pro series shaft...
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...
Britt I’d love to have some 16 and 18 gram weights available for the Pro FW heads. They come in a little light for me and my shorter club lengths.
I just used the last of what I had. I’m trying to source some but no luck right now. I’ve either got to buy the professional setup or try the yarn trick.
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...