You may wonder what the difference is between the counterfeit vs. clone. T. he loft gapping is slightly larger than traditional irons; this is to maintain a proper distance gap between clubs. WE DO NOT FIT INTO NETS. Cant find a reference when I Google it. I actually built some Wishon/Sterlings (single length collaboration between Tom Wishon/Jacob Bowden) at multiple lengths (i.e. Do a couple of irons too, test a 9, 7 and 5 iron from 4 or 5 different popular clones and their OEM twin. Whether you are the golfer that spent $1200 on a set of irons and feel the need to justify that expense to your friends and wife ;) Or you are the name brand rep that doesnt allow a pro shop to sell the clone brands side-by-side your name brand product. The suggested mens length for the Pinhawk SL's is 37", which is a typical 7 iron length. Anyway shot an 83 at a course I never played on with clubs I never swung before. Note that Pinhawk is a trademarked line of golf clubs not designed by Hireko Golf. Theoriginal Golfworks KE4 iron heads out around 1990 were I think the first adjustable weight heads you coulg get and the ones I first shot scores in the mid 70's with. As for the clone argument, are those on the side of the big manufacturers going to stay on their side if we take this argument to off brand manufacturers who design and make some very good clubs but dont have the budget to promote like the giants? (LOVE THE MILITARY CAMO BAG THEY HAVE only $59 too ;). Counterfeits like we said are NOT the same as clones and the counterfeit equipment is often the cheapest and lowest quality equipment. Ever since the late 80s and their gain in popularity and pro shop owners not happy with their profit margins on name brand clubs began selling clone golf clubsgolfers have always wondered. Some golfers place an absolute premium on distance. I am searching for a component head company to do business with and could use some help. Each had common components like shafts, grips, and clubmaking supplies but Golfworks had the best rework/refinishing stuff. . If it was that cut and dry wed all be playing the same club. Director) believes that most stock shafts are good enough for the average golfer. QUALITY!! I play the Pursuit cavity back forged too. How is the overall health of golf these days? It is just possible that some of the better OEMs make slightly better clubs, but the question is, as put in the article, whether for the individual this makes the OEM club worth the very substantial difference in price. Nice little golf club maker. The 2nd tier often makes some of the mid-size golf companies that a lot of you play but they also make some of the top components and clones for companies like. Our team of expert fitters fits more than 500 delighted customers a year!Our staff of skilled club fitters is passionate about providing the highest level of customer service. Just because something in a Chinese factory was allowed to happen, does not make it right. Great point Bob. The one reason that the numbers have diminished is simply because there are less clone companies in existence compared to 5-8 years ago. Looks As you might expect the Burner looks much more refined. I have found lots of Maltby lovers on here. 1. The right shaft for the player is far more important IMO. A lot of the posts in this thread are opinions, I prefer facts. Its in the hole! Carl Spackler. By utilizing the same shaft (cut to the same length) in each driver, weve come as close to an apples to apples comparison as we possibly can. Custom fitting is no longer a specialty service reserved only for tour players.
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