The 9g Tungsten Tip Weight can be very useful if you are trying to add weight to a graphite shafted ...   more »

What exactly is BBGM - and why should I care? BBGM is the Bottom of Bore to Ground Measurement, and it is one of the most interesting specifications on a club head when you are talking about shaft tipping and stiffness.   more »

Every surface that the epoxy is asked to bond with has to be clean, abraided, and able to accept enough material to make a bond - but not so much as to "sag out" or exit the bonding area.   more »

"How do I install a two piece putter grip?" This question comes up all the time, so we decided to simply document what we do.   more »

How heavy are your clubs? Do they seem too heavy, too light or just right? How can you determine the weight of the clubs that you have, and how can a clubmaker pre-calculate what the swingweight of your finished clubs may turn out to be?...   more »

The tip of the shaft, once you determine the proper tip trimming and trim accordingly, needs to be abraded to allow the epoxy to adhere to the shaft and hold the shaft into the head...   more »

Basic golf club assembly consists of several fairly simple tasks. Though these basic steps are all it takes to assemble a basic golf club, what separates the hack from the craftsman is attention to detail at every step...   more »