Golf Components - Golf Club Components and Clubmaking Info

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If you've ever heard the term "component clubs" but not been sure exactly what it means, check out this FAQ.

Check out these frequently asked questions about golf shafts. Better yet, check out their answers!

Interested in learning how to regrip golf clubs on your own? A multiple winner of the European Clubfitter of the Year award demonstrates how to change your golf club grips.

A step-by-step primer on choosing a new or replacement shaft for your clubs.

Once you've chosen a new shaft, you can have a club repair shop install them or install the shafts yourself. This is a primer for the do-it-yourselfers.

What is swingweight, and does ever golfer need to be concerned with it?

Do you prefer steel shafts or graphite shafts in your golf clubs? Vote in this poll and see how others have voted.

Makers of high-tech composite-composition golf shafts.

Makers of graphite shafts.

Bang Golf is best known for its titanium driver components.

Buster Grips makes reverse-taper grips using a thermoplastic elastomeric material.

Tons of items and info for do-it-yourselfers on all sorts of golf club components - grips, shafts, clubheads and lots more.

Fujikura offers premium graphite shafts in several different varieties across several product lines.

Golf Pride has been making grips for more than 50 years, with such recognizable brands at Tour Velvet, Victory and Tour Wrap.

Graphite-shaft maker know for both ultralight shafts and high-end shafts.

Makers of premium golf shafts.

Makers of oversized and super-oversized grips for all clubs.

The Lamkin website includes a virtual grip wizard for custom fitting.

Miyazaki premium graphite shafts are produced by Japanese company SRI Sports, the parent company of Cleveland Golf and Srixon Golf.

Raven produces golf club components, specializing in titanium driver heads. Also offers iron heads, shafts and grips.

SMT is a popular driver head maker with world long drive competitors. But their golf club components are good for any level of golfer.

One of the best-known makers of golf club components, Tom Wishon's site offers an online store and lots of tech talk.

Tacki-Mac Golf Grips are do-it-yourself grips that are designed to never lose their tacky feel, wet or dry.

This shaft manufacturer is a result of combining two longstanding shaftmakers, one American (UST) and one Japanese (Mamiya).

Winn Grips' Web site touts its grips as more slip-resistant and with better shock absorption. Explore the product line, search for a dealer or read about grip care.