You walk into a golf shop and admire the latest club offerings in the bags and on the wall. You check out the look of the clubs, you waggle the club, you take note of the price. Ever wonder how the club ever got to the shop in the first place?...   more »

Typically golf clubs may be made via one of two common processes, casting and forging. Casting, quite simply, involves pouring molten metal into a mold to produce a golf club head. Forging, on the other hand...   more »

The Investment Casting Process is often called the "lost wax process" and is the most common method used to cast products made of titanium and steel alloys...    more »