Do
you do re gripping? |
Yes
we offer a full line of grips for most any club made. Normally
a 24 hour turn round. |
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Do
you do re shafting ? Graphite or steel? |
Yes,
we can re shaft all of the clubs on the market today.
However,
there are a few that the components are no longer available. |
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Can
you re shaft Ping Drivers and retain the original Pin insert
setting? |
Yes,
we can remove the shaft leaving intact the
Ping
insert to be reused. |
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Can
you build a club that offers a off set , so I
can hit
the ball higher? |
Yes,
we can build you a set of clubs that offer an off set that will
allow you too hit the ball higher. |
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Do
you have access to the high end as well as the low end graphite
shafts? |
Yes,
I have access and some in inventory ranging from 12.00 to 250.00
dollars per shaft. |
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Why should I consider
a custom made set of clubs as opposed to buying a set that looks
good and feels good to me? |
To begin with, those off the
shelf are mass produced for the average person. If you have
a set custom made the clubs are made specifically for you. They
are fitted and frequency matched to your swing characteristics
and your physical make up. |
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What does frequency
matching of shafts mean to me? |
Frequency matching is the term
that refers to the cycle per minute difference between each
club. Having a set of frequency matched clubs makes each club
feel and swing the same. Your clubs are all favorites instead
of having one or two in an off the shelf set of clubs. |
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What is a Master Craftsman? |
A Master Craftsman is a skill
level for one who has mastered every form of clubmaking and
has the advanced skills in clubhead and shaft design and analysis,
customized grinding , head shape profiling and club sole bounce
angle adjustments. Sorta akin to a Doctorate Degree in Clubmaking. |
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What does the COR (Coefficient
of Restitution) mean to me? |
In plain English it means how
fast a golf ball leaves the face of the driver after it has
been hit. This is like a trampoline effect of the ball coming
off the face of the club. The standard COR accepted by the USGA
and Royal & Ancient Society is set at .830, anything greater
is illegal. |
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Does a higher COR give
me more distance? |
Only to a slight degree. Studies
have shown that as the COR increases there is only a slight
increase in distance given all the parameters are the same.
The principal increase in distance is derived from clubhead
speed and club make up; ie head weight, shaft flex & weight
and overall club weight. |
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