CUSTOM FIT GOLF CLUBS ONLINE

Custom Fit your golf clubs online – Any Specs & We’ll get back to you – As one of Australia’s leading online golf stores, Golf Sales Australia is dedicated to getting you the right clubs to help improve your game. In that respect, we offer all our customers the ability to order customised golf clubs and deliver them directly to your door. So, what are custom golf clubs and how would they benefit you? Plus, how do custom club orders work and what choices do you have? Below are the steps required and explanations to assist in the choice of products.

Whether a new Custom Driver, Woods, Irons, Wedges or Putters – We custom build just for you.

More Brands, more lofts, more grips, more shafts!

DO YOU NEED ASSISTANCE?

One of our friendly and experienced team members is on hand Monday-Friday from 9.00 am to 4.30 pm to assist with all enquiries. Please feel free to email [email protected] with all of the details and we will get back to you ASAP.

Alternatively, click on the “Customise This Club” button in the bottom right-hand corner of the product you’re searching for and add the details you require. We will then contact you to confirm and place the order directly through the manufacturer. It’s that easy to get custom golf clubs ordered and delivered directly to your door.

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• Online Custom Fitting.

DRIVERS / FAIRWAY WOODS / HYBRIDS

1. Provide your dexterity.
2. Select your head design and model.
3. Select the loft you require.
4. Select the shaft. Include the length and flex
5. Select your grip. Design, size and papers.

IRONS

1. Provide your dexterity.
2. Select your head design and model.
3. Select the lofts you require (std / strong or weak lofts)
4. Select your lie angle (std / upright or flat)
5. Select the shaft. Include the length and flex
6. Select your grip. Design, size and papers

WEDGES

1. Provide your dexterity.
2. Select your head design and model.
3. Select the lofts you require (std / strong or weak lofts)
4. Select your lie angle (std / upright or flat)
5. Select your bounce and grind.
6. Select the shaft. Include the length and flex
7. Choose the finish (various colours are available in some brands)
8. Select your grip. Design, size and papers.

PUTTERS

1. Provide your dexterity.
2. Select your head design and model.
3. Select the lofts you require (std / strong or weak lofts)
4. Select your lie angle (std / upright or flat)
5. Select the shaft. Include the length and flex
6. Select the hosel insert.
7. Choose the finish (various colours are available in some brands)
8. Choose the finish (various colours are available in some brands)

LIE ANGLE

Lie angle is described as the angle between the sole of the club and the shaft’s centreline. The lie angle of the club determines how the sole of the club is positioned to the ground at setup and impact.

Building an iron involves determining the most effective lie angle for each golfer, as it plays an influencing role in the starting direction of your golf shot. Lie angles can be customised to flatter or more upright angle to suit your individual tendencies and impact positions.
Lie angle blog

CLUB LENGTH

Club length is also unique to each golfer. Clubs are measured in inches and can be altered prior to installation by cutting the shaft to length at the factory. Each club can be built standard as per the manufacturer’s specifications, lengthened or shortened.
To understand more about club length and how height, arm length and setup play an influencing role, check out our blog below.
Club length blog

SHAFT FLEX AND WEIGHT

A shaft’s flex rating represents its ability to bend and flex during a swing. A shaft’s flex and weight will have a significant bearing on its performance characteristics. In general players with a faster swing speed or a faster tempo require a heavier and stiffer shaft, while a player with a slower, smoother swing will require a lighter more flexible shaft.

Shafts come in different flexes described generally by the following terms and we’ve also included a general swing speed for the driver to categorise which flex should be most suitable for your swing.

• A Flex – Senior Flex
• Driver – Under 85mph

• W or L Flex – Ladies Flex
• Driver – Under 75 mph

• R Flex – Regular Flex
• Driver – 85 to 95 mph

• S Flex – Stiff Flex
• Driver – 95mph to 110mph

• XS Flex – Extra Stiff Flex
• Driver – 110mph+

LOFT

Loft is the angle of the clubface relative to the ground and can be an influencing factor in launch angle and peak height of your golf shots.

In general, if you’re a golfer that hits a higher ball flight and wants to reduce it, you can opt for lower lofted clubs such as a 9-degree driver and if you’re a golfer that hits the ball too low and wants to increase height, then choosing a driver with more loft such as a 12°, would provide some assistance in achieving optimal launch angles.

Drivers, Fairway Woods, and Hybrids are chosen based on the loft required and most come with an adjustable adaptor for which you can change the overall loft of the club at home. We would suggest selecting the loft closest to assist with your desired ball flight and then adjusting after using it at the range or on course.

When it comes to lofts for irons, wedges, putters, and bonded woods, these are adjusted by the manufacturers to the specifications you request.

BOUNCE, GRIND AND FINISH

Each manufacturer has its own predetermined set of wedges with unique bounce, grind and finish options. Bounce and grinds are selected by determining the turf conditions of your local golf courses, how you like to setup with short game shots plus how you deliver the club into impact. All of these aspects play a role in selecting the correct wedge to improve your short game.