Play Better Golf.
This is my philosophy
I use all the tools and knowledge that I have accumulated in my 40 years in the golf business coupled with excitement and enthusiasm to create golf club designs that play better.
I push the envelope in playability and design on many of my models. If I develop a unique design, it must have provable playability characteristics that will improve a targeted segment of golfers’ games; and in many cases, all types of golfers’ games.
If I develop a club to fit into a currently existing area of design that warrants a competitive product, then it must play better. Our testing must show that a majority of golfers preferred our design in looks and playability to our competitor’s design.
When it is time to update or change an existing Maltby club model because its lifecycle is over; the new model must be more playable, confirmed not only by its new design parameters but also by actual testing with golfers.
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Mass and dimensional properties of the putter will cause even the most talented golfers to struggle.
Recent Comments
JRosado, the MMB irons are very good sellers and will remain in the line for 2008 and 2009 as it stands now.
Thanks Ralph. Do you have any plans on stopping production of these irons? I know sometimes new designs come out and the old ones become obsolete but I love these irons and hope you never stop production of them. They could be a Maltby signature line or something like that. It would be a shame for such a beautiful iron to be lost!
JRosado, the MMB stays the same for next year. Sorry, no smaller head sizes are available.
Hey Ralph, do you have anything in the works for the MMB iron? Some comments I have recieved from players is that the head is too big. Is there any plan on coming in with a tour version with a smaller head? If not, is there a way to special order a smaller head size and maybe a black ion finish?
Kazza476, I have not done any MPF measurements for Kasco irons. However, since you asked, I have put them on the list to acquire and measure.
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