Driver Mens Stiff
Driver Mens Stiff
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US $39.95
Why Custom Golf Clubs?
That's one of the most common questions that I do for clients.
Until a few years the purchase of a set of clubs consisted of local megastore in walking and finding a group who liked the look of. Maybe then take a practice swings a few moments to They get the feeling of crisis and then try the best price he could to buy them. The next opportunity you have to place a round of golf with the new "weapons" hoping to shoot low. Well .... It did not happen did it? After a round of Shanking, topping, thinning and general golfing army began to regret even buying new clubs not to mention the hundreds of dollars that had seemingly wasted.
WHAT should have happened ......
If the above story happened to you, take heart, you're not alone. Many moons ago this happened to me too and as he walked away from the swearing and generally pissed off with the world's 18th oldest pro club stepped forward and said, "How were young boy? Proceeded to get my sad story and he just listened and smiled. When I finished he said "I can fix that." He took me to the golf shop, then to the store and told me: "Ok stand up to the letter while measuring." Measure me ... I thought what is around and then I turned and saw the letter. He said, "Son, when you buy these days clubs are standard length which means that men are perfect for everyone who is 5'8" height. "
I said, "Well, I'm 6'0" is that a problem? "He replied:" Of course it is. "Of all ways to cut a long story explained to me why people need different lengths of shaft, shaft of different compositions and different grips. I was captivated by this Merlin old uncle was like for me. He saw someone who was really interested and let me help him stretch of clubs and re-grab them. I loved every second of it and I think I picked on him so he invited me to see him again next week building a set for a player draft and was the best thing since the bread that I just wanted to absorb every pearl of wisdom fell on me, so much so that every weekend for the next 10 years I spent clubs with him building and learning all he wanted to show me. Unfortunately died and work there without it feeling very empty, so who moved on to other things. I still think about him when I'm doing a new series.
HORROR STORY
There was a young guy in I ask my local course to test their clubs after learning that built clubs, said they were very erratic and could not understand why. He had bought a month ago in a megastore well known and had cost a small fortune.
Immediately obvious what caught my attention but I was curious and had not seen this new version of a well known club in the flesh so that delved deeper.
The first seven of their nine irons shafts had been the backbone non-aligned.
Their axes were all stiff flex but he was a swinger slow pace at 80 mph. Think Ernie Els and Steve Elkington swing swing. I have to do a few oscillations found is close to normal for him and I thought it was 80 or 82 mph. The club pro had a speed meter showed 77 mph average over 10 changes. To give you an idea of the clubs of Tiger Woods compositions are rigid flex your swing speed is 100 mph. When we talk about swing speed means speed club head as the club face and the end of the swing arc (pendulum).
Besides, I was playing around six feet with standard men's clubs (The obvious thing I referred to earlier).
Remedy ....
After consulting with him, it was time to switch to graphite shafts appropriate for its speed much better and in a non-rigid flex Reg. graphite rule here is if your speed is less than 90-95 mph graphite is fine, but above that s / Steel should be used.
So I shafts spine aligned ALL new elongated, assembled and took from them and was a happy camper. I ran with him week later and was over the moon with the difference in your game.
Today ....
Most megastores great golf these days make more than one club setting than they ever used to but you do not know the qualifications of the seller to recommend anything to you and you do not always receive the best club for you because maybe the sales guys are receiving a bribe to sell more than a certain club than the other. Also many of the clubs of production massive these days are not malleable. Sometimes it takes more than a one or two degrees to bend to satisfy a customer. Custom clubs are usually made from of 431 s / steel and flexible.
A set of clubs as it is more expensive than the warehouse shopping clubs. purchase clubs store you do not get a choice axis (ie) what kind of a priority is to kick the ball to fly into the air faster and earlier and more gentle of the earth and to place more distance per shot. With store bought has to take what the standard is not what you want or need.
THAT'S A BIG DIFFERENCE.
Wes Davis is an Australian manufacturer of the club that specializes in high quality irons and hybrids.
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