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Custom Golf Clubs: Reviews For Players Who Take the Game Seriously

Custom golf clubs making is based on this premise. A lot of people enjoy, even obsess over golf, but everyone knows that it is a very difficult game. Rather than become an obstacle to your potential (as the future Tiger Woods), someone has got to make the golf club your best friend—that is, if it’s not your best friend yet!

And so there’s the golf club maker for the masses. They build their clubs assembly line style. Mind you, these clubs are not in any way inferior to the custom made ones--if you are the average golfer, they will fit you perfectly.

Take the time to read our various articles and reviews before making your online golf purchase. Our site offers insight for all skill levels. Check out the links to the right for specific info on a certain club make or merchant.

Golf Club Review: The Last Word on the Many Brands of Clubs

This is a short golf club review of the many different brands of clubs out there, a pretty useful article to indulge in before you go ahead and get your first set.

Reviewing the Many Different Brands of Golf Clubs

First on the list in our ongoing golf review is the clone golf club which uses similar materials and design, but at a lower cost. The principle is similar to the drugstore offering a generic version of the same drug, the only fault of which is lack of advertising.

As you advance in the game, however, you are bound to realize that you may need some minor or major calibrations to your equipment. This is when you start knocking on the custom club maker’s door!

With the Big Bertha Titanium Driver, Callaway Golf designers have made the driver head slightly longer from heel to toe than other Callaway Golf drive in order to provide a powerful club-to-ball transfer of energy.

Dunlop golf clubs, like the Surpass series, are considered a "starter set" of "game improvement" irons and metal woods—they are cheap, too!

The King Cobra. club is known for its oversized head which gives it a larger sweet spot than competitive models. Meanwhile, the other Cobras meant for the advanced golfer are among the most precise on the market.

Nike golf clubs styles are very diverse, as they are manufactured with the intention of fitting many different types of players. Compared to Callaway irons, Nike clubs are normally lighter and more flexible.

If you are going looking for a driver, and end up choosing one from TaylorMade, it’s a lot better to try out the full set. You can have a driver from TaylorMade, fairway woods from Callaway, irons from Mizuno, wedges from Cleveland and a Scotty Cameron putter—but do consider how this assortment might affect your game consistency.

Check out our preowned golf club merchants at our buyers guide. Have a great golf experience!