by Tom Wishon | May 23, 2012 | Clubfitting, Clubhead Design, Tips
Who doesn’t want to hit the ball longer? Shoot, one of the reasons Tiger Woods embarked on some of the major swing changes in his career was because he became concerned when he dropped out of the top 5 in driving distance on the PGA Tour. Every golfer would love to...
by Tom Wishon | May 4, 2012 | Clubhead Design, Golf Club Technology
All driver heads as well as some fairway wood and hybrid heads are manufactured from a number of separate pieces which are welded together to complete the final construction of the clubhead. Most common are driver heads which are manufactured from 4 separate pieces,...
by Tom Wishon | Apr 26, 2012 | Clubhead Design, Driver Fitting
There are a number of golfers who dislike drivers which look so large to them in size they perceive it as being like a “grapefruit on the end of a stick.” Online golf equipment forums will occasionally include threads in which golfers ask golf companies to develop...
by Tom Wishon | Sep 12, 2011 | Clubhead Design
If you’re into golf clubs or spend time reading the various golf equipment internet forums, there are occasional discussions from which you could get the impression that forged carbon steel iron heads made in Japan are superior to those made anywhere else in the...
by Tom Wishon | Sep 8, 2011 | Clubhead Design
I began what has been a long fascination with clubface design back in 1994 when my engineering mentor talked me into buying him a combination package of Pro Engineer CAD and Pro Mechanica FEA software. And wow, let me tell you back then these modeling software...
