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| FAQ |
- Club
Selection
First
and foremost, select the clubs you need. One thing about buying
from a Clubmaker is you get to select which clubs you wish
to buy instead of a complete set. If you don’t use a
3 or 4 iron, don’t buy them. If you prefer a 3, 5, and
7 wood instead of 1, 3, and 5 say so. These are your clubs
so you decide what you want.
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- What
is a Professional Clubmaker?
In simple terms a “clubmaker” is one who assembles
a grip, shaft and golf club head resulting in a finished golf
club. However a Professional Clubmaker is a Golf Equipment
Professional specializing in matching your unique swing characteristics
with a proper selection of components and then meticulously
assembling each and every club for you.
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- Why
Should I buy Clubs from a Professional Clubmaker?
The modern golf professional is stretched in many directions.
They run the pro shop, oversee the F&B operations, maintenance
of the course, staffing, membership development, they teach
golf lessons, plan outings and tournaments etc. In terms of
helping a golfer they are trained as “swing professionals”.
On the other hand, a Professional Clubmaker concentrates on
just one thing…GOLF EQUIPMENT. They constantly keep
abreast of the latest technology in shafts, grips and heads.
They are trained to match swing characteristics with the proper
selection of the components to maximize the golfer’s
potential. Ideally the “swing professional” and
the “Golf Equipment Professional” should work
together to help the golfer. The “swing professional”
will develop the consistent swing and the ‘golf equipment
professional” will develop a consistent set of golf
clubs. Together they can maximize the efficiency of their
golf equipment.
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- Can
I afford to have a Professional Clubmaker make my Clubs?
Absolutely, Professional Clubmakers are often independent
craftsmen who unlike the major manufacturers have access to
a greater selection of the highest quality heads, grips and
shafts available on the market today. By working with a Professional
Clubmaker, a golfer will benefit in many ways.
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You save by not having to pay large mark-ups created by
expensive advertising campaigns inherent with major brand
equipment.
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You will receive individual attention from a Professional
Clubmaker who understands your individual needs and who
will be there to service your equipment year after year.
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You may discover that a new set of clubs is not necessary.
In many cases a Professional Clubmaker can improve your
golf game by improving your current equipment. By installing
the correct shaft or adjusting loft and lie angles, club
length or installing new grips, a Professional Clubmaker
can often improve your game without the cost of new equipment.
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