When it comes to golf clubs, there is no one perfect club that will work for everyone. The Maltby Irons are not the best irons in the world, but they are still a decent option if you are looking for an affordable golf club. They can be used for a wide range of games and have a lot of forgiveness.
Are Maltby clubs any good?
I have used a maltby club from driver to putter at some point over the last 10 or so years (including 12 of 14 in 2010 or something) Some good, some not so good, but nothing bad at all. More sharing options... What kind of shafts do you have on them?
Are the Maltby heads still sought after?
Saving to get the same lofts in the new finish for my other bag of clubs. Maltby did design for bigger companies as well. Back when everyone played tommy armour clubs he was designing the heads. The Maxfli heads he designed way back are still sought after to this day.
What is the Maltby playability factor?
All Maltby golf clubs have been designed by the GolfWorks team, following the ‘Maltby Playability Factor,’ which is essentially a way of guaranteeing the quality and precision of all clubs that leave their Ohio workshop.
How much would you pay for a set of Maltby's?
If maltby's look good, feel good, and work for me that's about all I could ever ask or want out of a club. More sharing options... There is a great listing on ebay for a set of DBMs with KBS tour black shafts, The listing has been on there awhile. Original price the seller wanted was approx. $500. Now they are at a BN price of $300.
Are Maltby shafts good?
Top quality shaft Maltby Pro Series shafts are top performers and an excellent value. Love the new paint - makes them even more enjoyable. I especially like how there is reduced torque in the stif flex, making each flex a better fit for more golfers.
Are Maltby wedges any good?
On firm conditions, these wedges are great. Even the 54/10 can be opened up and played on tight lies and you don't blade them. So, if you primarily play firmer conditions, or have a shallow attack angle, then these are an excellent choice. They feel great, spin like anything, and look outstanding.
Are refurbished golf clubs worth it?
Golf clubs of a recent vintage are always an excellent value provided they're in good condition and fit you reasonably well. If you do a little research and get guidance from a knowledgeable friend or good sales person, used clubs can definitely be the way to go.
Which golf iron brand is best?
Best Golf Irons - Best Golf Iron SetsMizuno JPX921 Forged Irons. Best Aesthetics. ... Callaway Apex Irons. Aimed at the club golfer seeking a blend of distance, feel and control. ... Wilson D9 Forged Iron. ... Honma TW757 Vx Iron. ... Ping G425 Irons. ... Cobra King LTDx Iron. ... PXG 0211 DC Irons. ... Titleist 2021 T300 Irons.More items...
Can a golf club go dead?
Golf irons will go dead and wear out over time as their grooves and clubface deteriorate from repeated use. Golf technology is always rapidly changing, meaning irons that are older than five years of age are likely outdated and won't perform as well as the latest models.
Should I buy brand new golf clubs?
Every new club billed as being far better than anything before it - it's all part of the dance. But people inside the industry will tell you if you have a two-year-old driver or irons and change them out for brand new ones, you'd not expect much difference in terms of additional quality or distance.
What are the most forgiving drivers?
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How long should golf clubs last?
Taking into account the different factors we've discussed, a quality set of golf irons can last anywhere from 8 to 10 years with proper care, and sometimes up to 12 years. Remember, if you take care of your golf clubs, they'll take care of you!
What irons should a 20 handicap play?
What are the best irons for a 20 handicapper?TaylorMade Sim Max (Best all-round performance)Mizuno HMB (Best for forgiveness and feel)Ping G410 (Best control and performance)Wilson D7 (Best value)Callaway Mavrik (Great for distance)Mizuno JPX 921 (Great for feel)
What irons are most forgiving?
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lehman027
Speaking of finish....I was looking at my TSW wedges the other day. I got these maybe middle of last year (I think)? No significant wear anywhere on the head. Nothing on the sole at all.
bellairemi
I have a set of Maltby te 701 forged I've been using. Just looking to see people's opinions on the Maltbys compared to big name clubs like TM, Callaway, Ping etc..
Colej
Maltby did design for bigger companies as well. Back when everyone played tommy armour clubs he was designing the heads. The Maxfli heads he designed way back are still sought after to this day.
kess13
Just venturing into maltby now. No readily apparent issues on quality. My playing partners noticed my new sticks and had no idea what maltby was and promptly went back to not giving a crap about what's in my bag... As I find with most people... If you care about a more marketed name then it's a problem.
propman
There is a great listing on ebay for a set of DBMs with KBS tour black shafts, The listing has been on there awhile. Original price the seller wanted was approx. $500. Now they are at a BN price of $300. All the clubs are new with the exception of the 9 iron. Great deal for a buyer - the seller is taking a bath.
Colej
I have the Maltby TEs and a Tricept wedge. Nice thing about Maltby is you can buy a single club and if you know your specs, have them assemble - all for a nominal cost. The quality of their irons are as good as any. As respects cost, can't beat them. Only downside is the resale value.
Kingcat990
My hesitation is, do I want to play a non oem brand? The performance says it shouldn't matter.
Grass Destruction
I have Maltby TS2's (5-PW) in my bad and really like them. The KE4 is good club too and you can easily adjust the weight on it. I enjoy building my own set and tinkering with the various shafts and swing weights so Maltby components are right up my alley. @Piz has it right when he recommended ordering one club and trying it out.
commishbob
I have Maltby TS2's (5-PW) in my bad and really like them. The KE4 is good club too and you can easily adjust the weight on it. I enjoy building my own set and tinkering with the various shafts and swing weights so Maltby components are right up my alley. @Piz has it right when he recommended ordering one club and trying it out.
tinker
All clubs are components consisting of heads, shafts and grips. If a 5 iron is made of steel and weighs around 256 grams it’s a 5 iron. Weather you like the design is subjective. The big OEM companies just assemble components in a mass production facility using commercial grade shafts designed for them.
commishbob
Anyone of you guys ever dealt with their customer service? Is it any good? It sounds like to me from the few of you who have responded, that Maltby makes quality golf equipment. Maybe down the line, I'll start building my own clubs again. (Don't have access to the equipment anymore to do it.)
tehuti
No experience with them yet. But I may pick up one of their new drivers - the ISO-T.
deadon500
I got them for the look at standing over the ball they just fit for me ..........
Lil Greener
I am also a big fan of Maltby. Have 3 of their iron sets: blades, game improvement and super game improvement. Like them all. Also have their KE4 driver and fairway woods, as well as 3 hybrids. All solid quality. Of course, I like Taylormade too, have had Ben Hogans, Haig Ultras, Ping Eye, Titleist and 1Irons.