That chicken scratch writing is probably ancient than the language you speak, learn to respect? other cultures and languages, world does not revolve around English. DICK HEAD ( Is that English enough for you? Prick)
that’s done after market in golf shops and such as? most club manufacturers and a lot of pro shops consider spining shafts is a load of rubbish and does nothing
Fascinating video, what a shame that many western nations have moved away from manufacturing…
We used to makes cars in Birmimgham UK; now we barely make a mess?
KZG and Vega are separate companies with different designs, processes, etc. However, they do come out of the same foundry (the foundry made this video). There are only so many foundries vs. a lot? of golf companies so almost all foundries produce for mulitiple companies (even for the big OEMs).
Great video! Didn’t know KZG sourced Vega for forgings. Serious quality! Are the designs co-designed or does Vega design? for KZG? How does that work? Awesome stuff!
must admit? pretty good comeback, but i do think its pronounced engrish
I’ve played blades all my life , for me? this is like watching a ” How God created the world in 7 manufactoring Process’s “
The place? looks like a health and safety nightmare
T? v?n, s?a ch?a, cung c?p các lo?i máy công c?, máy gia công c? khí lh: 0902229178?
making a joke? tariq, lighten up!
Poor craftsman always blames his tools. (have you heard that one before or is it over your head.)?
That chicken scratch writing is probably ancient than the language you speak, learn to respect? other cultures and languages, world does not revolve around English. DICK HEAD ( Is that English enough for you? Prick)
No Speaka? Engrish(?) What the hell does all that chicken scratch mean?
WTH?? All that fancy work and they still? can’t make a club that hits the ball straight?? I know the problem is not me…….
cooooooL!?
that’s done after market in golf shops and such as? most club manufacturers and a lot of pro shops consider spining shafts is a load of rubbish and does nothing
Deeee-cent?
miura? are better while these are mass produce forging method.
Just look at all of that “hand work”…it’s no? wonder that they’re not cheap.
Fascinating video, what a shame that many western nations have moved away from manufacturing…![:-(](http://golfvideohub.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/frownie.png)
We used to makes cars in Birmimgham UK; now we barely make a mess?
Ian Connelly to a young? Nick Faldo![:-)](http://golfvideohub.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/simple-smile.png)
” if you can’t control yourself, you can’t control you game”
does this forging process apply to honma clubs made in 1990’s??
did not even spine the shafts.. ?
I will not throw my clubs in to the lake in anger anymore after? watching this video![:)](http://golfvideohub.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/simple-smile.png)
I could see letters that “ROI-KORE D3 57” at5:44
This factory seems to make Royal Collection=Sonartec clubs? too.
Very cool?
Wow?
KZG and Vega are separate companies with different designs, processes, etc. However, they do come out of the same foundry (the foundry made this video). There are only so many foundries vs. a lot? of golf companies so almost all foundries produce for mulitiple companies (even for the big OEMs).
Great video! Didn’t know KZG sourced Vega for forgings. Serious quality! Are the designs co-designed or does Vega design? for KZG? How does that work? Awesome stuff!