Repair & Alteration

Re-gripping

If you play golf once a week you should change your grips every year. Choose grips from our range of Golf Pride, Avon, Winn, Lamkin, Snake Eyes and Gazely.

Worn or badly maintained grips will cost you four or five shots each round. Your only contact with the club it through the grip. Why make the game harder - replace those worn grips.

Re-shafting

Do your present shafts suit your swing speed and tempo?

Do you know how fast you swing the club head at impact?

The are no constraints and no uniformity within the shaft manufacturing industry. One manufactures L Flex could have the same swing speed rating as another manufactures R Flex.

Have your existing swing speed and tempo checked to ensure that your present shafts are suitable.

All major brands of shafts, steel or graphite available:
Aldila, Harrison, Grafalloy, UST, Fujikura, Graphite Design, Aerotech, True Temper, Rifle and Nippon

Swingweighting

It is generally accepted that golfers with fast aggressive swings are best suited to higher swingweights. Golfers with smooth slower tempos normally benefit from lighter swingweights. A quick check of your current clubs could make a world of difference.

Counter Balancing

This is one of the hottest topics in club making and could make a great deal of difference in feel for many golfers. When golf clubs are properly counter weighted to individual specifications players can realize distance and accuracy improvements through better control of the club. The method employs extra weight at the butt end of the club which has the affect of lightening the swingweight without reducing mass at the head and makes controlling the club easier, especially at the top of the swing. This method is best suited for slower swingers who do not have the strength to generate much clubhead speed.

Another method is OWT, Optimal Weighting Technology which improves the static and balance weights of a club to match a golfers unique swing. To achieve this the mass at each end of a club must be adjustable to allow the golfer to experience the changing dynamics and balance of the club.

Loft and Lie Alterations

The lie of the golf club, particularly the shorter irons 6 - sw is very important. Too upright and the ball will be pulled. To flat and the push or slice is probable. Note: Not all irons are bendable. Phone for advice.