View Article  Hidden Design Dimensions: What the Experts Know about Color
...well-to-do people insist on seeing their bankers, lawyers and investment counselors in suits of gray or navy blue - the colors of strength and trust. These, and other color design secrets as they apply to golf clubs, are explored in this article....   more »
View Article  Rockwell Hardness Scale
Golf clubs may be constructed from various materials. Among the most popular are 431 stainless steel, carbon steel and titanium. Each of these metals, not to mention the number of other metals used in golf club manufacturing, have different properties...   more »
View Article  Swingweight: What it is; Why it is; How to do it
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 »
View Article  Gear Effect
Gear Effect in golf terminology, is used to describe the actions of a golf ball off a club face during an off center hit at impact. Though the golf ball is only on the clubface for 1/10,000th of a second, there is still time for the head and ball to interact...   more »
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