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Building your own clubs - Proswing or other suppliers
Posted on 1/21/21 at 12:27 pm
Posted on 1/21/21 at 12:27 pm
I built my own clubs with my uncle about ~20 years ago when I went off to college and I still use my clubs today. After not playing for a while, I've started playing again and my son needs new clubs.
My uncle introduced me to the whole club building process and, because it was 1998, we ordered via catalog from a company called Proswing. I believe Proswing was in Ohio but I can't recall for sure.
My son is 6+ now and is too tall for his first set of 4 clubs he got when he was 4. We want to build a new set together but I cannot find Proswing anywhere on the internet, only a mention of a trademark/patent dispute with a Candian company 10+ years ago. Most of Proswing's stuff were clones of other major brands, so infringement wouldn't be a surprise. I still have my Trident clubs (and look just like Callaway at the time.)
We'll probably build 4-5 clubs (a ~3 wood and a 2-3 irons, probably 5, 7 and 9 or a wedge) plus a putter and expect to do this several times as he grows. If anyone knows what happened to Proswing or other outlets to buy club components, I appreciate your help!
My uncle introduced me to the whole club building process and, because it was 1998, we ordered via catalog from a company called Proswing. I believe Proswing was in Ohio but I can't recall for sure.
My son is 6+ now and is too tall for his first set of 4 clubs he got when he was 4. We want to build a new set together but I cannot find Proswing anywhere on the internet, only a mention of a trademark/patent dispute with a Candian company 10+ years ago. Most of Proswing's stuff were clones of other major brands, so infringement wouldn't be a surprise. I still have my Trident clubs (and look just like Callaway at the time.)
We'll probably build 4-5 clubs (a ~3 wood and a 2-3 irons, probably 5, 7 and 9 or a wedge) plus a putter and expect to do this several times as he grows. If anyone knows what happened to Proswing or other outlets to buy club components, I appreciate your help!
This post was edited on 1/21/21 at 1:09 pm
Posted on 1/21/21 at 2:24 pm to GoIrish02
golfworks will be your new source for that stuff. They have all the club heads, shafts and grips that you will need and any tools there as well.
Unless you are just set on building him a set, a lot of the big box companies are making junior sets that have a few woods, a few irons, putter and a bag all in a box. All the companies have them and US Kids has one as well as TGW has a few.
Unless you are just set on building him a set, a lot of the big box companies are making junior sets that have a few woods, a few irons, putter and a bag all in a box. All the companies have them and US Kids has one as well as TGW has a few.
Posted on 1/21/21 at 8:01 pm to GoIrish02
The Maltby line at golfworks is the way to go. Before the pandemic they use to do club building demos/school on the weekends. A lot of people always coming in from out of town to take part in that. A few really nice tracks in the area as well
Posted on 1/22/21 at 9:23 pm to GoIrish02
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Trident clubs (and look just like Callaway at the time.)
My first set were King Snakes lol
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