So after waiting for all of the components to arrive, finally get the chance to out the club together and show you guys how you can do it as well from your home. Location: Burford Golf Club, UK Business or…
So I think we have a potential to design and build a great idea, but I’m going to need someone with a bit of knowledge around this subject. Location: Burford Golf Club, UK Business or Lesson Enquiries email me at:…
In this video I will show you how you can paint fill a golf club with items you hopefully have around the house. This method can be used to create a custom paint fill on irons, wedges, and putters. Your…
Materials Needed: 1. Grip Solvent: Golfworks 2. Grip Saver: Rubber 3. Vise Clamp: OR Regripping station: Blog Post: Music Credit:
Materials Needed: 1. Grip of your Choice (Can never go wrong with these!): 2. Double Sided Grip Tape: 3. Masking Tape (for adding layers): 4. Grip Solvent: 5. Hook Utility Knife: 6. Vise Clamp: OR Regripping station: Blog Post: Music…
Before you start, your putter must be: * Removed from shaft * All nicks and dings removed * Paint-fill removed (100% of it! – otherwise it will bleed through the polymer and make a sloppy finish) * Sandblasted with 180…
Materials Needed: 1. Paint Stripper: 2. Tamiya Acrylic Paint: 3. Applicator Bottles: 4. Precision QTips: 5. Acetone and Paper Towels Blog Post: Music Credit:
Materials Needed: 1. Bench Grinder (with 1/2 inch arbor holes): 2. 6 x 0.5 x 0.5 inch deburring wheel: 3. Eye Safety Wear Blog Post: Music Credit:
Quick video I made helping the golfers at home who want to learn “a lost art”. I used my 60 degree here, Hope this video helps and please feel free to send me any questions or advice! Thanks for watching.…