Golf Manufacturers

First gained notice with the "Tight Lies" line; now makes full array of clubs.

Bob Bettinardi is one of the master craftsmen of putter design. His company offers a high-end array of putters.

Premium equipment including drivers, fairway woods and hybrids.

Bridgestone offers balls and clubs, plus accessories, and is also the parent company of Precept.

From the introduction of the Big Bertha line, Callaway has been a leader in golf club production and sales. They also own the Odyssey line of putters.

This company profile of Cleveland Golf includes a history, contact info, plus news about and reviews of the company's golf clubs.

Cobra is one of the brands under the umbrella of the Acushnet Company, known for its game-improvement woods, hybrids and irons but also making clubs aimed at low-handicappers.

Curv Golf makes a convex-faced putter.

It's called Diamond Touch Golf because they really do use diamonds in their clubfaces. The result is an ultrahard surface and less spin.

A company that now specializes in putters.

Feel is best known for its wedges.

Gauge Design makes putters that is says are the most-precise milled putters around. It combines modern technology with throwback designs.

Hammy Putters are built for a different kind of putting stance, once that relies on a split grip and open stance. The company spells its name "hammY."

Henry-Griffitts clubs are available only through custom-fitting with a company-certified teaching pro. The website runs down the company's products and locations of certified clubfitters.

Japanese company noted for its high-end irons and played by many players in Asia. This link is to the company's English-language site.

Infiniti is a maker of clubs and components known for its commitment to clubfitting.

This wholesale-direct manufacturer offers wedges, irons, hybrids and woods and is best-known for its irons.

Full-line manufacturer marketing mostly in Asian countries.

KZG makes a full line of golf clubs and accessories, including drivers that utilize maraging technology and forged irons.

Louisville Golf is one of the rare companies remaining that still produces persimmon drivers and fairway woods. Also offers forged irons and putters.

Long one of the major players in equipment, now a brand owned by Golfsmith but still producing a full line of equipment.

This is the English-language, international website of Maruman, a Japan-based golf manufacturer. Maruman makes lines of woods, irons, wedges and putters, many of them for the premium market.

Now a division of TaylorMade, Maxfli offers a series of golf balls.

Miura offers custom built forged irons and a range of other clubs.

Mizuno is maker of many popular iron sets. You'll also find putters, drivers, wedges, shoes, bags and accessories.

High-end studio foundry best-known for its metal woods.

Now a division of Cleveland Golf, Never Compromise is known for its putters.

Golf equipment from Jack Nicklaus along three different product brands, from high-end to value: Nicklaus Golf Equipment; Jack Nicklaus Golf; and Golden Bear.

Nike Golf, whose equipment is played by Tiger Woods, offers a full line of men's and women's clubs, balls and accessories.

Formerly a standalone company focusing on metalwoods, now a brand with a full range of equipment.

Makers of finished clubs including drivers, fairway woods, hybrids and irons, plus junior sets and components (shafts, grips) and accessories. At one time, Paragon operated under the name Mitsushiba Golf.

Makers of drivers and fairway metals that feature shorter shafts for greater control.

One of the innovators in the golf industry, Ping (and founder Karsten Solheim) introduced perimeter-weighting to the golf market. Offers a full line of products and services.

Pinnacle is almost synonymous with "distance ball."

Still best-known for its golf balls, but Precept also makes drivers, irons and other equipment.

Prince is best known for introducing oversized rackets to tennis, but it also has introduced sweet spot methods to golf that it says greatly increase the odds for recreational players.

Square Two is best known for its women's clubs, but also offers men's club.

Srixon was best known for balls when it first appeared on the scene, but now offers a full line of clubs and accessories.

STX Golf makes putters - and nothing but putters. STX was a pioneer in the insert-face technology developed in the 1980s.

Makers of drivers, hybrids and putters, among others, that boast bright, aggressive clubhead graphics.

TaylorMade came on the scene with an innovative line of drivers, and continues strong in that category. Offers a full line of products.

This direct-to-customer manufacturer offers a full line of clubs.

Arguably the most famous name in golf equipment, and long one of the leading ball companies. Makes a full range of equipment and accessories.

For decades a standalone company known particularly for its Silver Scot irons, now a brand offered through The Sports Authority stores.

Now a division of Callaway, Top-Flite makes popular value golf balls and lower-priced clubs and sets.

Tour Edge produces a full range of clubs, for men, women and juniors, from full sets to individual woods, irons, wedges and putters.

Wilson Staff is the brand the company uses for its high-end equipment aimed at better golfers; Wilson Golf is used on value equipment aimed at recreational golfers.

UK-based Williams is famous for its Williams F1 racing teams. But the company, through its Williams Sports branch, also makes a full line of golf clubs, mostly (but not all) geared to better players.

Makers of a full array of clubs and accessories.

Maybe you're in the market to buy your own golf cart. Or perhaps you already own one, but need to locate service or parts. The golf cart manufacturers below not only make golf cars, they have (in most cases) worldwide dealer networks and can service their models, as well.