Clubmaking Forum

One more tip to add, Make sure your left arm is firm against your body thru out the backswing to finishing with hands high.

There could be several factors that could contribute hitting golf ball off the toe of club that nothing has to do with equipment. I have had the same problem that arises at times. In my case case it always...

Where are you ordering irons, Is it from GolfWorks? $5.00 is reasonable for loft adjustment; I usually charge 5.00 for lie or $7.00 for both Loft /Lie bending to customer specs. Club fitters here in Jackson...

A little epoxy up into the shaft is acceptable. Best practice is apply epoxy to both shaft and lightly in the hosel. I make sure the hosel is coated using a 1/4 inch dowel. Also, I will use a hosel cleaning...

Not sure if the weight is epoxied in or tape. My suggestion is to use a heat gun, but first use Club Shield from Golf Works: it is a fantastic product; I use it all the time with either a torch or heat...

Did you also apply epoxy in the hosel?  I always apply epoxy on the shaft and hosel; the excess epoxy will be pushed out and then the excess is wiped clean. Then I use a little "epoxy clean" (thru Golf...

The Diamana M50 shaft in a stiff flex has about 5.6 degrees torque. The tip secion

The Red M+50 Diamana shaft has a tip section that allows for 1" max trim. Since your shaft has been trimmed 1/2 inch for the 3 wood; It would play slightly stiffer with the shaft extended for driver....

I would suggest that you consider having the lie adjusted up right 1-2 degrees. When you address the ball with a more "vertical" set-up it will effectively point to toe of club head down in to turf when...

I have several comments on .355 / .370 shafts. I've been building clubs for the past 38 years. The .370 shafts offer flexibility in tip trimming to desired flex, the taper tip shafts only in finished lengths...