2018 golf club clubmaking tools of the trade vol1

[@tjaartvanderwalt1633]

You're the best! Looking forward to seeing you guys in a couple of months

[@dougdowdy3575]

Good video

[@paulrhodes482]

Really look forward to the two series of videos! You inspire me with every video means more to me then you know. Thank you for taking the time out of your busy schedule to do these videos really do appreciate all you do. Have a wonderful day. -Paul

[@leewest4532]

Im a old school fully qualified golf club MAKER from Carnoustie in Scotland, I enjoy watching your videos , thank you

[@McGolf]

Lee West thank you very much. Were you busy last week? We will be in Scotland the week of August 20th. If you have a shop we may be able to stop by

[@bepatient1000]

Hi, as a keen golfer I am looking forward to this series of videos as I find club making and fitting very interesting.

[@fit2yougolf926]

Great to hear your story, as well as your picks for essential resources. There are a couple I had not come across and will definitely check out. I agree with your assessment of the training available at GolfWorks, really top notch and worth the trip.

[@McGolf]

Thanks they are very good

[@bobpegram8042]

I have a full height drill press. A table top model would be better - easier to move, store, etc. Looking to see which one you use. Separate topic: here is a place for LOTS of detail on all aspects of golf: www.tutelman.com/golf/

[@krusher74]

Are you a wishon fitter, if so would be interesting to hear your opinion on the pros and cons of the one length iron sets.

[@McGolf]

One length irons have a real place in golf. However a traditional golf may not mentally be able to deal with it. That said I have made only about 8 sets and in at least 6 the golfers were low 80s high 70s golfers and in each case they shot lower scores.

[@allenwilson8913]

Sign me up for the paid series on how to make clubs.

[@tdelrio]

Its really not that easy to do.. im 53 living in So Cal.. i want to start by offering regripping and maybe simple shaft replacements... but damn. Its not easy to try and get the schooling to become “legit”

[@tdelrio]

I was hoping you'd give me some words of advice. lol

[@kevemaher]

Hi, I'm re-shafting Hogan Apex II irons from the late 70s. The heads are pinned. Can you point me toward the best method for removing the pins? Thanks!

[@McGolf]

Kevin, a center punch and hammer will do the trick

[@kevemaher]

Hey, thanks a bunch for your tip. Really like your channel.

[@McGolf]

Make sure you pick the smaller side to punch out the pin. That model was the first I had to repair during a certification of all things. good luck

[@Some_Random_Idiottt]

Good watch.

[@efrem6618]

Was vol 2 made to follow up this video?