5 ways to make your golf clubs look cool – GolfWRX
Apr 29, 2015 · Try matching them to your shafts and club heads. [quote_box_center]”It looks so cool when golfers match their grips to their shafts or [club head] paintfill,” said Ryan Barath , Build Shop Manager and Lead Builder at Modern Golf , a top custom-fitting studio located near Toronto.[/quote_box_center]
Wishon: How to choose the right club head – GolfWRX
Feb 4, 2015 · He continues to teach and share his wealth of knowledge in custom club fitting through his latest book, "Common Sense Clubfitting: The Wishon Method," written for golf professionals and club makers to learn the latest techniques in accurate custom club fitting. Tom currently heads his own company, Tom Wishon Golf Technology, which specializes ...
Getting started with basic club repair, with tips from Tom Wishon
Jun 25, 2013 · Over 40 years in club repairs and club building , even built a club with my own name. Worked for Bert Dargie company in Memphis when I was 16 years old . Had my own business doing over $500,000 books show it , closed business when times got tough in Memphis , but looking to go back in if I can find a partner , don’t want to do it all myself.
Avoid these 5 club building disasters - GolfWRX
Jun 29, 2016 · They not only help golfers adjust the loft, lie and face angle of club heads, but have also greatly decreased the need to pull shafts. So as long as a golfer is staying with the same metal wood manufacturer, they can usually test several different clubs heads with the same shaft, or vice versa — several different shafts with the same clubhead.
Club Building 101: Understanding epoxy - GolfWRX
There are three main components to a golf club: head, shaft, grip–but what keeps the head from flying off while traveling over 100 mph? One of the most under appreciated pieces of every club, epoxy! This video explains a few simple things to pay attention for when using, mixing, or adding things to epoxy as […]
Golf club history: woods and irons – GolfWRX
Jul 7, 2020 · Here’s a broad survey of recent golf club history. Golf club history: woods. Now to the “big stick.” The term “driver” comes from the idea that the longest club was meant to be driven as far as possible from the teeing area and hence the name stuck. The club heads were made of persimmon, because of the strong dense nature of the wood.
Are your golf clubs falling apart? – GolfWRX
Jun 10, 2020 · Now, just because the ferrules aren’t seated directly against the top of the club heads doesn’t mean the clubs are a danger. They can shift over time for several reasons. Hitting off mats creates a lot of extra vibration being transferred through the club that can cause ferrules to break loose from their epoxy and slowly creep up the shaft.
The Top-16 Myths about Golf Clubs and Their Performance
May 20, 2014 · Tom Wishon is a 40-year veteran of the golf equipment industry specializing in club head design, shaft performance analysis and club fitting research and development. He has been responsible for more than 50 different club head design firsts in his design career, including the first adjustable hosel device, as well as the first 0.830 COR ...
How to create your own custom-stamped wedges - GolfWRX
Feb 5, 2014 · Now bask in the glory of your very own “Tour” golf club! Obviously, this will take a little bit of practice. In the spirit of “measure twice, cut once,” you should probably try making a few practice stamps on an old club first. Keep in mind that forged clubs will be much more receptive to stamping than cast ones.
Best fairway woods of 2024: Expert club fitters recommend the
Mar 21, 2024 · Secondly, it’s substantially cheaper than the average golf club. Product description via PXG: Whether your ball is in a rocky pit, on the cart path, up against a cactus, or nestled in a pile of snow, the PXG Desert Club is engineered to help golfers conquer adverse conditions while keeping their primary set pristine. With the loft of a ...