At The House of Golf, we believe that standard golf clubs online just isn’t good enough anymore and have worked tirelessly with your favourite brands to bring you the first website in Australia where golfers can customise your own gear from driver through to lob wedge.
Build it yourself and get it right.
Go to your favourite club that has the 'custom build' icon and select the specifications that are just right for you. Every order is built to your custom specifications and individually ordered every time.
Build times for custom orders depend greatly on the components of your order being in stock by the supplier and the lead time for the physical build. We will endeavour to provide the most up-to-date information for your order or contact you if circumstances change. A team member will contact you via your email or phone number as listed in your contact details. Please ensure your contact details are correct.
Once you place a custom order with us, there is a brief window before the order enters production with the manufacturer. If you need to make changes to your custom build, please contact us as soon as possible, and we’ll do our best to accommodate your request. If the club has already entered production, modifications may no longer be possible. Please also note that these lead times can vary depending on the time of year and the supplier involved.
We are unable to accept returns on custom orders, as the product has been built to your tailored specifications.
Absolutely! Our online team are here to help you with any questions you might have. We even offer virtual custom fittings, so book in today for a tailored video meeting.
Is the measurement of the angle between the sole of the club and the center line of the shaft. Lie angle impacts how the sole of the club is positioned to the ground at setup and impact.
Establishing the most effective lie angle is a very important part in building an iron, as it influences shot direction. Lie angles can be customized to fit players of varying sizes, swing tendencies and ball-flight preferences.
Is a measurement in inches, and denotes the total length of a club from the sole or ground plane to the end of the grip.
Club lengths can be customised to fit players of varying sizes, swing tendencies and ball-flight preferences. We provide an extensive range of club lengths from the manufacturers.
Any length adjustments are made to an uncut shaft, which is then installed into the clubhead. Shaft tipping can be requested, however not all manufacturers offer this service.
Denoted by a flex rating, it is the shafts' ability to bend or flex during a swing. Shaft flex will play a key role in the performance characteristic of the shaft. A player with a faster swing speed, or a more aggressive action will require a shaft with less flex, while a player with a slower swing will need a shaft with greater flex.
Matching a shaft to a players swing characteristics is a critical factor in building a club that not only performs optimally, but provides comfort to the player.
Figuring out the length and the lie angle of a club can be quite confusing and difficult. That is why PING has created a helpful tool to fit yourself for club length and lie when you don't have access to...
Knowing the specifications of clubs can be difficult at the best of times, and with club lofts and lengths changing each year and by brand, it can be hard to keep up with the changes. Each club on our website...
Ever been confused about shaft flexes? Many of the major shaft manufacturers have varying ratings for flex. While finding an equivalent shaft rating from one brand to another may be difficult, we have outlined the differences below. Flex Ladies Lite...
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