Frequently Asked Questions

Where can you ship to?

With only a few exceptions, we ship all over the world!  All in-stock merchandise is shipped as soon as possible, in many instances the same day.  Most orders are processed within 2 days, and no later than 7 working days from receipt of order. If you are in the United States, Priority Mail will reach you 2-3 days from the shipping date, although occasionally delays occur beyond our control due to heavy mail traffic. Other shipping methods besides the options in our shopping cart are available and will be quoted upon request.

International Shipping:

Less expensive shipping (than the amount our shopping cart calculates) to countries outside the United States may be possible, but due to the restrictions on the length of club boxes to some countries by shipping carriers, we have to handle these transactions by email or phone. We'll work with you and despite the higher cost of shipping to various spots on the globe rest assured that we are not inflating our shipping costs in these situations.  Your packages are mailed from Girard, PA   Postal Code: 16417

What can you tell me about the overseas club components you use?

Made in China
Quietly, club manufacturers reap the benefits of globalization

BY GENE YASUDA, GOLFWEEK BUSINESS EDITOR

...at least 70 percent of all high-end clubheads sold in the United States are now made in China. Foundries located here are producing clubheads for virtually every major U.S. and Japanese clubmaker: Among them: TaylorMade (90 percent),  Callaway, Cleveland (80 percent) , Cobra, Adams, TourEdge, Wilson, Maxfli, Never Compromise, Titleist, Mizuno, Daiwa, Maruman and Yonex. Also note that 30 percent of Aldila's top-quality shafts are made in Zhuhai, China.

Add Nike Golf to that list. Most of the company's inaugural clubs debuting at this week's PGA Merchandise Show are forged products - still primarily the handiwork of the Japanese. But one of its new drivers is made in China, and when Nike rolls out greater volumes of cast irons later this year, expect them to be produced exclusively in China.

"We have the capability to source products from anywhere in the world, and as we looked into the club business, we started with a clean slate. All markets and all companies were open for consideration," says Mike Kelly, Nike Golf's director of golf club business. "But we're focusing on China because that's where the technology, the expertise and the capacity all are."

"We're in a global economy today. All kinds of industries, the computer industry, the semiconductor industry, you name it. They're already in China because they have to be. We're no different," says Barney Adams, whose company, Adams Golf, is supplied exclusively by Asian foundries. "Every day the golf industry gets more competitive, and it's incumbent upon manufacturers to find ways to stay alive."

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