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- All our custom-built clubs and components also include a powerful one-year warranty.

"If you encounter any problems with material, workmanship or breakage under normal use, then you may ship it back to us postage-paid and we will replace or repair it and ship it back to you free of charge."

- Thomas Golf products are consistently praised by thousands of new customers around the world.  We're so sure you will love them too; we offer a risk-reducing 30-Day quality and performance guarantee:

"If you are not completely satisfied, for any reason, you may return any un-hit/un-marked/un-modified order within 30 days for a complete refund of the purchase price, or any order with marked/modified items minus a 30% used-goods fee"

If you’re new to Thomas Golf, a good way to begin your experience is by taking advantage of our free custom club fitting service.  Once a club builder has responded, you can use his recommendation to buy a #7 club.  This will give you a chance to experience the quality and performance of Thomas Golf, then you can come back to order the remaining clubs of your set.  Because we offer all our clubs individually at the same price as if you buy them as a set, you have perfect flexibility as to what and when you buy.

Our custom fitting ensures you get the proper custom club into your hands.  If the club specs aren’t playing right for you, we’ll make changes such as length, grip, swing-weight, etc, free of charge.  The return policy was designed with care to provide flexibility for the customer, while keeping product prices low.

Please, all returns must be shipped postage-paid, with a Return Authorization number, obtainable by sending an email to thomasgolf@thomasgolf.com
(include your order number and reason for the return)
(Return policy does not apply to clearance items or special orders)

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The fact is, the difference between forged and cast clubs is imperceptible to even the best players in the game.  Test done with tour pros using the same head designs, some cast and some forged, showed that even they could not differentiate one club from the other.  The difference between the two types of clubs is in their manufacture.  Forgings are made from a soft type of steel known as 1030 or 8620 carbon steel.  Forged clubs are stamped by incredibly large dies into their basic shapes and then are hand ground to exact size, shape and weight by skilled craftsmen.  They are then chrome plated as a final step.

Cast clubs are made by pouring molten metal (typically either 17-4 or 431 stainless steel) into a mold.  When the metal cools, the club is an exact copy of the mold.  There is little hand work done on castings.  A series of polishing belts or tumbling machine puts the finish on the cast club.  If there is an advantage to casting, it is in the cost of the finished product.  As there is not so much hand work, castings are less expensive than forgings.  They may also be a bit more consistent from club to club as each head comes from the same mold. 

Can a golfer feel the difference?  Even though cast clubs are made from a harder type of metal, a human cannot feel the difference.  Is there any pliability difference?  Not at all.  So, when shopping for clubs, do not be overly concerned with whether the club is cast or forged, but more with how it performs in your hands.