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Why Custom Clubs
Buying golf clubs should involve more than picking a set by brand name. Like a tailor-made suit, golf clubs must fit your individual needs: your sex, age, height, build, strength and swing. Yet most people buy mass-produced "standard" clubs, often because of a tricky sales gimmick or a catchy advertising campaign. No two golfers are alike, however. They differ in physical features as well as playing abilities, so each requires clubs that differ in critical respects. Many golfers learn that lesson the hard way, by purchasing ill-suited clubs that inhibit the development of their golfing skills and diminish their enjoyment of the game.
NYCG builds all of their custom golf clubs with this thought in mind. Like every qualified club-maker, they possess the scientific knowledge of an engineer, the technical skills of a craftsman, and the experience of a practitioner of an art. Instead of making clubs that conform to a statistical "person" - a "person" who never strikes a real drive or rolls a real putt - NYCG begin there work with technical information that defines your needs exactly. Moreover, we build each club by hand, using the highest quality materials, materials that you select yourself. Whether you order a single club, such as a driver or a putter, or a complete set, you know that each club represents you and your attributes as a golfer. Was made all at the same time and had the precision aspect of the assembly process done by a Professional Club maker IE: Swingweighting/Balancing, assembly, and cosmetic appearance. With mass produced clubs that are pre assembled, it is possible to get 8 clubs that were made at 8 different times and by 8 different people. While also being and having inaccurate measurements performed with regards to the tip trimming for flex, and the final cutting for playing length.
Shaft Flexibility: The flexibility of a club's shaft affects distance and accuracy. A golfer playing with shafts that do not accommodate the force of his swing encounters one of two difficulties, which is were 1 out of 15 golfers playing today are right now:
1.Too Stiff - he will experience a lower than normal flight trajectory, a loss of distance, and a repeated push or slice;
2.Too Flexible - he will experience a higher than normal flight trajectory, a loss of distance, and erratic directional control, including pull and hooks
Swing Weight and Static Weight: The term "swing weight" pertains to the relationship between the weight of a club and the length of its shaft, while "static weight"(balancing) refers to a club's dead weight. In order to produce a set of truly matched and balanced golf clubs, swing weight and static weight must be coordinated precisely in every club in a set. Properly matched and balanced clubs promote a consistency of "feel" that helps a golfer to swing every club alike. Moreover, matched and balanced clubs provide better flight trajectory and greater accuracy, as well as yardage distances between each different club. It also allows the golfer to be able to create a repeatable and consistent swing. Which will be used in every shot, adjusting yardages by club selection, which gives the golfer the means to play better golf through proper course management?
Hope you have found this informative and have a better understanding of why Custom Golf Clubs when assembled the proper way will help to improve your golf game with out having to spend a ton of money on clubs that can actually hurt your game, if they are not best suited for you.
CLUBMAKER OF NEW YORK CUSTOM GOLF
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