Persimmon Golf - Frequently Asked Questions

The 3/8" diameter disk is a small lead plug. Since persimmon is a natural product not every tree or block of wood has the same density/weight. When the persimmon blocks are turned on the lathe to the same model size, they vary in weight by 10 to 15 grams. The finished weight of the head is targeted at 200 grams. The amount of lead added is so small it really has no effect on changing the centre of gravity but just to make sure, we put the weight to the back and heel area.

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Frequently Asked Questions

• How are your clubs unique?
• Why don't you see more golfers playing with persimmon clubs?
• What is the function of the grubscrew located at the back of the driver heads, and in the baseplate on the fairway woods?
• What is the purpose of the visible weight in the back of the driver head?
• Is there a difference in playability if my persimmon club has close or wide grain patterns?

• What type of golf ball would I use with your persimmon woods? Is there one type of ball that is better to use than another?
• How do I look after my persimmon golf club?
• Where can I try out your clubs?