Since the rise of Bryson Deschambeau, the math seems sound to deloft clubs, same weight and length to make it easier. Is there any plan to get into this?
thanks!
Britt Lindsey Answered question September 3, 2024
Since the rise of Bryson Deschambeau, the math seems sound to deloft clubs, same weight and length to make it easier. Is there any plan to get into this?
thanks!
No plans to do one length clubs. Many reasons, some mentioned above and we have addressed it before. No other player on the world tours doing it to my knowledge, but there might be. Not more than a few at best if there are any others. Bryson’s a unique player, but not another player it he world would play clubs like his. Works for him.
Britt Lindsey
The Golfworks people have addressed this several times. There just isn’t enough demand to justify the cost of development and production of a OL design. I am sure Callaway, TM, Ping, etc. have much more R&D budget that they could handle the cost, yet they don’t make them either.a
Bryson sure makes it work amazingly, but is there any other Pro doing it?
There are some single length iron heads out there. Just google single length iron head components and a few will show up. How good they are is another story and I don’t know that. But some of them are cheap enough to maybe play around with.
It’ll never happen with golfworks. If you want to do single length clubs do your research. It’s not easy to pull off and get your yardage gaps correctly, especially with average or slower swing speeds.
You can experiment with sets built off of 3/8” gaps between clubs fairly easily. I like building my personal sets this way. The wedges feel a bit more comfortable to me being a little longer.