Where are TaylorMade clubs made?

Where are TaylorMade clubs made?

Now, we’re back to our main question: where are TaylorMade golf clubs made? According to their website, they are based in Carlsbad, California, United States.

How does TaylorMade trade in work?

To participate in the Trade-In Program, while making a purchase of a new club(s) on www.taylormadegolf.com select the “Trade-In” option. Complete all requested information on the Trade-In Program form and submit the form. TaylorMade will provide you with an approximate value for your trade-in clubs.

How much is a used set of golf clubs worth?

Golf club prices: How much they’re worth

Golf Club	Golf Club Trade-In Stores (PGA Value Guide)	Online Marketplaces (eBay, after fees)
Titleist MB 714 Steel Iron Set (4-PW)	$99	$272
Ping i25 Driver	$50	$101
Ping S55 Iron Set (4-PW)	$65	$266
Nike VR-S Covert Tour Driver	$18	$79

How much is TaylorMade worth?

On May 10, 2017 it was announced that KPS Capital Partners acquired TaylorMade for US$425 million. The deal was completed in November of 2017.

Does a dent in a golf driver affect performance?

dents 5 mm to 1cm in diamater on the top of the driver head can affect driving distance by 6-10 yards. It won’t be a problem, I play with a guy who played on the Junior National Team and he would always volley the ball on top of his driver which lead to a lot of little dents, and in no way did it affect his drives.

Can you get a dent out of a golf driver?

Drill a small hole into the dented club and insert the tool. Don’t worry about the small hole in the club that can easily be fixed with either tape or paint. With the pliers, gently push the sides that are not dented to completely reform the club. This will allow the club to regain some of its original shape.

Will Taylormade replace a cracked driver?

If you have broken your club, please take it in to your nearest retailer for evaluation. The retailer will call in the damaged club, and have it sent in to us for repair/replacement. To exercise our two year warranty on our clubs, you do not need a receipt or proof of purchase unless it is specifically requested.

How long is TaylorMade warranty?

2 years

How do you tell if my driver is broken?

You can test to see if a driver face has started to collapse. Place the straight edge of a credit or business card against the face. The face should have a noticeable bulge and roll (i.e., be convex). If the face is flat and a little concave, then you do have a potential problem….

How do I contact TaylorMade?

Please call us at to speak with a customer service specialist, or complete the online contact form. Customer Service hours are 7:00am to 4:00pm, Pacific Standard Time.

Is my TaylorMade driver fake?

Normally, the counterfeit serial numbers are in a different font and specifically a larger font. On many of the newer Taylormade drivers and fairway woods, the real serial number will be very light colored gray writing. Taylormade putters and wedges do not have serial numbers….

How do I know if my TaylorMade is real?

Authentic TaylorMade golf clubs have a serial number on the hosel of each wood and on the 5-iron or the 7-iron (depending on the model) in each set of irons. If your club does not have that serial number, it may not be a genuine TaylorMade.

How do I know if my TaylorMade club is TOUR issue?

The only way to tell a “tour head” from a retail head is to look at the driver’s serial number (pictured above). They always start with the letter “T,” which denotes that they were made especially for tour players….

What is the difference between tour Issue clubs?

The difference between Tour Issue Clubs over Retail Clubs is all in the details. With a retail club if it is stamped 10.5 and is supposed to be 1.5 open, it may very well be 9.6, and 2.5 open. Tour Issue Clubs are unique with laser precision. Every specification on a tour issue club is measured, and marked.

How often do pro golfers get new clubs?

The results found that golfers typically change their clubs after hitting the four-year milestone – with some even having clubs 10 years after their purchase date! The results are: 7% replace their clubs every 12 months. 2% replace them every 2 years….

What is the difference between a tour driver and regular?

“Tour” clubs are what they sound like they are: Clubs designed with the better player in mind. They have less (or no) offset than regular clubs as well. The biggest advantage (IMHO) to “tour” clubs is their “workability” i.e. the ability to hit shots both left and right on demand.

Why are Pxg clubs so expensive?

The simple answer is because the owner, Bob Parsons, wants it that way. The materials and technologies used by PXG engineers are undeniably great and on par with other elite level club manufacturers, and the performance of the clubs is equally impressive….

Do expensive golf clubs make a difference?

Each person has different strengths and weaknesses that will make different clubs a better choice for their game, and expensive clubs are no substitute for time on the course. And in reality, the most expensive clubs will be harder to hit than the mid-range clubs, so won’t do you any favours.

Do pro golfers use different clubs?

The answer isn’t that simple or straightforward. However, there are a few elite brand manufacturers that the top professionals trust. Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy and Jordan Spieth are at the top of the game. Each uses specific golf clubs and balls that bring out the best in their game.

Do pro golfers get free clubs?

Professional golfers get so much free stuff at every tournament they go to….

Do pros use 2 irons?

In fact, more pros are using hybrids and fairway woods than driving irons. But some players who have a ton of swing speed prefer the 2, 3 or driving iron. Pros tend to use driving irons when they’re playing links golf or if it’s very windy conditions.

How far should you hit a 2 iron?

Average Distances for Men

Club	Short Hitter	Long Hitter
1 Iron	180 yds	235 yds
2 Iron	170 yds	210 yds
3 Iron	160 yds	200 yds
4 Iron	150 yds	170 yds

What is the easiest 5 wood to hit?

Top 5 Easiest to Hit Fairway Woods for High Handicappers

Fairway Wood Details	BGST Rating
TaylorMade M4 Fairway Wood Twist Face Technology Adjustable Hosel Adjustable Weighting 460CC Club Head 5-Layer Carbon Crown Low Center of Gravity (CG)Lofts: 3W (shown) – 15 degrees, 5W – 18 degrees	4.6/5.0