A shafting concept in which all of the shafts in a given set weigh the same regardless of their length.

The rubber or paper material onto which a leather or two-piece synthetic grip is wrapped.

A bore configuration of wood head in which the shaft penetrates the bore to a point of 1/2″ from the sole of the club head.

A material that once heated and cured cannot be re-shaped or re-formed.

A softer form of steel typically used in iron forgings. It is more malleable than other stainless steels used in golf clubs making it easier to hand work during forging. 8620 is another common example [..]

A stronger lighter alloy of stainless as compared to 17-4 stainless. 15-5 is commonly used in thinner-walled fairway and hybrid clubs. It is composed of 75% iron, 5% nickel and 15% Chromium.

A type of stainless steel used in iron head and all metal wood head construction. In composition, 17-4 is no more than 0.07% carbon, between 15 and 17% chromium, 4% nickel, 2.75% copper, and 75% iron [..]

A type of stainless steel used in iron and putter head construction. In composition, it is not more than 20% carbon, 15-17% chromium, and 1.25-2.5% nickel, with the remainder being iron and a few trac [..]

A grade of titanium used in wood head manufacture. Its technical formula is 6Al-4V, indicating that its composition is 90% titanium, 6% aluminum and 4% vanadium. Its high strength to weight ratio allo [..]

Type of wrench used to remove or install screws in adjustable-weighted clubheads. It is also called a hex wrench.