All About Drivers
By Tom Wishon (with permission) This will be a series of technical articles written by Tom Wishon about Drivers. From club head design to the latest in adjustable drivers. Learn how to bit a driver and how to use it.
By Tom Wishon (with permission) This will be a series of technical articles written by Tom Wishon about Drivers. From club head design to the latest in adjustable drivers. Learn how to bit a driver and how to use it.
Keith Chatham and others on how they build golf clubs superior to OEM club building. To get the best performance from your irons you need to use Keith’s BMT shaft matching system and the Excel shown with the video. This
A series of articles by Tom Wishon, Roy Nix, Dana Upshaw, Keith Chatham, Bob Uebelhor, Jerry Hoefling and others. All about Drivers, irons, hybrids, putters, shafts and more. About shaft fitting head designs, shaft designs, grip fitting and more. This
Golf clubs consist of 3 components, the club head, the shaft, and the grip. All of which can be manipulated by changing them but for this course we are only concerned with the basic components as they exist from the manufacturer. In this course you will learn about all of the components and what their function is.
By Roy Nix This was transcribed by AI from one of Tony’s Podcasts… In one of Tony Wright’s Podcasts Tony asked me how I looked at the golf swing to help me determine a game plan for fitting my golfers.
MOI – from Tom Wishon with permission: This can be found on the Wishon Golf Website MATCHING GOLF CLUBS BY MOI Matching Golf Clubs by Moment of Inertia – a Replacement for Swingweight Over the years TWGT has made it
The concept of making each iron in a set the same length is not new. Eric Cook’s Iso-Vibe Golf Company in Canada began offering single length sets of irons to the North American golf market in 1986. Perhaps the best known introduction of a single length set of golf clubs was the former Tommy Armour Golf Company’s release of their EQL single length woods and irons in 1989. Since that time, a handful of lesser known, under-marketed companies have offered single length sets of irons, mainly through an on line direct-to-golfer offering.
When it comes to customizing golf clubs for individual players, two popular methods are swing weight matching and MOI (Moment of Inertia) matching. Both techniques aim to optimize a golfer’s performance by ensuring that clubs feel consistent and balanced throughout
Excerpts from: The Search for the Perfect Golf Club: by Tom Wishon – with permission Other Books by Tom Wishon: The Golf Club Identificationand Price Guide (1984) TheModernGuidetoGolfClubmaking (1st Ed. 1986 & 2nd Ed. 1989) TheGraphiteShaftAddendum(1987) TheModernGuidetoShaftFitting(1991) ThePracticalClubfittingProgram(1997) TheSearchforthePerfectGolfClub(2006) 12MythsThatCouldWreckYourGolfGame(1st
Industry statistics say that over 90% of all hybrids are sold with a graphite shaft, while only 30% of all irons are sold with graphite shafts. These trends most definitely say graphite is the shaft of choice in hybrids while steel is the predominant shaft material for iron shafts.