No. If there was, every professional golfer would be using it. I sell KZG golf clubs exclusively because of their excellent quality and percise building process.

No. Manufacturers have to stay within the design guidelines established by the United States Golf Association. From a playing standpoint, golf clubs are as good as they’re going to get….sorry.

Marketing and distribution costs are expensive.It’s certainly not research and development costs.

No. While many professionals are required to play the newest designs (due to the terms of their endorsement contract), there are professionals on every major tour who continue to play and win with older designs.

No. When selecting golf clubs, you need to forget about brand names and focus on head design and club specifications. You'll find golf becomes easier when with golf clubs that compliment your size, strength, and basic swing motion.

Yes. Today, the quality of a golf club is determined by the quality of the fit.

Every golf club I sell has a lifetime warranty against breakage under normal use. The grips, of course, should be periodically replaced.

Tour players get well paid to play a particular brand of golf club; and only a few very large manufacturers can afford to pay the huge endorsement contracts that tour players demand. As a result, there’ll always be a very limited number of golf club brands being played on tour. It’s not about quality, it’s about money.

Regardless of the brand they’re currently playing, all tour players have their clubs built, and often modified to fit their eye and personal specifications. The brand name golf clubs you see being played on the PGA and LPGA Tours are certainly not the same over-priced, mass-produced, brand-name golf clubs being sold through the internet or at your local mega store.

You can generally receive your custom built KZG golf clubs within 10 days.