What is true spec Golf?
True Spec Golf is the worldwide leader in custom club fitting and building. With over 20 studios around the world, True Spec services golfers of all abilities, from high handicap beginners to top professionals on every tour
Where are TRU-SPEC Products made?
In addition to TRU-SPEC's on-duty gear and apparel, the company also manufactures various types of off-duty clothing. ATLANCO 's offices are located in Marietta, Georgia.
What makes golf different from other golf brands?
One of the biggest differentiators that resonated with the panel was the use of proprietary fitting systems. For example, GOLF’s sister brand, True Spec (No. 1 on the list, below), uses Club Conex, a hosel-adapting system that allows any shaft to fit into any driver head.
What is the difference between ATLANCO and TRU SPEC?
"The Gunny", TRU-SPEC's official spokesperson. While ATLANCO has many civilian customers, its principal market consists of domestic and foreign military, police, fire, homeland security, and other public safety officials.
Why do we put golf shafts through SST pureing?
Because golf shafts aren’t perfectly straight or perfectly round, we put all clients’ orders through the process of SST PUREing, which analyzes the structure and identifies its most stable bending plane or neutral-axis. This helps prevent off-line bending and twisting in the shaft during the golf swing and leads to more consistent shots.
How are golf clubs put together?
All clubs are pieced together with a high strength epoxy adhesive. They are left to cure until the epoxy is dry. Next, they are cut down to the specified length and ferrules are shaved appropriately. In the final building stage, the clubs are loft, lied, and the grips are installed.
How many studios does True Spec have?
True Spec has over 20 studios worldwide. To see a complete list, head to our Locations page.
Do you have to purchase anything after fitting?
Nope. Customers are never obligated to purchase anything as a result of their fitting. We provide the recommended specifications to every customer once their fitting is complete and it is up to the customer to decide whether or not they wish to make any purchases.
What is the Tru-Spec brand?
The brand name TRU-SPEC was later created reflecting the fact that the uniforms the company manufactures met all of the U.S. Government 's "true specifications" by using the United States mil-spec fabrics. The TRU-SPEC brand later expanded from core military apparel to public safety and law enforcement, as well as outdoor apparel.
Who makes Tru-Spec uniforms?
TRU-SPEC (owned by ATLANCO, formerly Atlanta Army Navy Company) is a United States brand of clothing consisting of uniforms and tactical equipment for military, law enforcement and public safety personnel. In addition to TRU-SPEC's on-duty gear and apparel, the company also manufactures various types of off-duty clothing.
What is true spec?
True Spec is brand agnostic and offers options from nearly every club and shaft manufacturer. Additionally, True Spec is involved in thorough club research, including both player testing and robot testing; it’s one of only two companies on the list that conducts robot testing for further analysis and equipment comparisons — and one ...
What is club conex?
For example, GOLF’s sister brand, True Spec (No. 1 on the list, below), uses Club Conex, a hosel-adapting system that allows any shaft to fit into any driver head. This helps eliminate any variables in a fitting session and best identify the ideal setup for each player. Additionally, working with top-level golfers from the PGA and LPGA tours helped nominees garner trusted validation for their processes and builds.
Does True Spec use Club Conex?
True Spec also has a vast staff of trained clubfitters, and not only does it use Club Conex, it owns it, helping to control custom builds in-house without outsourcing (as does approximately 70 percent of the fitters on the list who rely on the technology).
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