Club Building Instruction

[dohboy]

With all this talk about shaft frequencies, club building, etc, I've become really interested in learning more about this topic. Are there any recommended sites online where I can do a bunch of reading about this topic? Are there any places (like Golfsmith) which offer courses on the matter or books you would recommend?

Thanks!

[wayland]

Golfsmith in Mississauga offers the introductory clubmaking course on Sat mornings. Goto their website and check it out http://www.golfsmithcanada.com/ca/

[Carlton]

You can sign up at GolfSmith Mississauga for their on-hands intro to clubmaking. It's free and you learn the very basics. They will give/send you a clubmaking instruction book as well at the end of the session.

Damn you Wayland.... LOL, you beat me to it.

[wayland]

Damn you Wayland.... LOL, you beat me to it.

My kung fu stronger than yours. :D

[dohboy]

Wow, both of you two are pretty fast to respond :) I'll check out Golfsmith and see what they have.

Thanks!

[Carlton]

My kung fu stronger than yours. :D

I'll be back to avenge this!! :D

[el tigre]

There is also GolfWorks in Ottawa:

http://www.golfworks.com/Default.asp?bhcd2=1180538132

Probably a bit far for you to attend in person, but they have books and kits that can be ordered (and a Home Study program for their Clubmaking School).

[thewitt]

This one is my own resource, so please forgive the self promotion. I hope I'm not violating any forum rules - if so, mea culpa. One of your members asked me to come here and post this one:

http://blog.myostrichgolf.com

-t

[setter02]

I took the course that Golfsmith offers and it is just that, a basic how-to with an instructor on club building. You can ask any questions you want or may have and will more then likely get a very good answer. It isn't free, or at least I had to pay for the parts of the club. COmes out to like $19.89 I think after taxes. Well worth the 2 1/2 hrs it took I think for starting out.