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I was playing fitted muscleback blades. On a whim ordered Maltby STi2 with the Score shafts. Haven't looked back. Hit the 7i about 168 with my Wilson Zip ball (nice).

Dave, why don't you do a video showing your shop set up of your equipment?

great video . im scheduled for hip replacement in Jan upcoming . can I ask what your handicap is ? and have you lost distance or is it too early to tell . im hoping to play in the WORLD POLICE / FIREFIGHTER GAMES in Alabama in the summer and I am hoping my game will recover by then ?? I participated in the CAN/AM ( P/F )games in Butler PA. this summer and fortunate to win low gross and low net for my division . I am 63 and a 5.3 handicap and I am VERY APPREHENSIVE my swing will change or I will not regain my form . what is your personal experience you look like a capable individual. with your golf skill set THANKS from Canada

Good video. Do your rehab. My knees and hips are wore out. Praying for you!

With the lightest weights added, do you think these wedges could be built to around a d4/d5 swing weight at plus 1.25 inch length in a stiff steel shaft? As you know, adding length adds a lot of swing weight, and it can be challenging to combat without making the total weight of the club extra heavy (adding weight at the grip end). Thanks in advance.

I taught this Four Magic Moves for 30 years and it is the best swing for amature players. Keep working on the swing you understand it so just keep working on it and the swing will work for you. On your woods don't get in a hurry make your shift to the left and swing 80%. Make many practice swings in slow motion and hit foam balls around the yard.

Just ordered the ts1-IM pak kit !!

Hi, did you pulished the bottom portion of the Driver?

I’ve used the shaft on all my wood for almost 2 years. Very satisfied, you’re right about adapter quality. The driver adapter separated and it took some epoxy to stabilize it. I’m in the process of shortening the shaft on driver and 3 wood to get more consistent.

Seems the early wrist set wasn't typically taught then but is more common now (Malaska, Milo Lines do). Been working on this a while now and the results have been some solid rounds. Setting the flat lead/extended trail wrists then just turning is a great simplification of the swing, the simpler the better. If the weight shift is done correctly the arms can maintain structure and will naturally drop to the delivery position without any "pulling down". Keep the hands moving and ahead for ball first contact. Also doing some long low extension past impact drills helps (brush the ground a foot in front of the ball). The last piece of the puzzle for me is supination of the lead wrist from the delivery position to square the face, you can see it in slow-mo's of Rory, Tiger, Morikawa etc, I'm still working on that.

I am a THR golfer who plays 4 to 5 days a week and am huge into this incredible sport. I’m not discounting anything you’re saying here. And everyone is different. You have to realize, and mine was anterior, the muscle tissue around the implant/socket and its healing principle is what makes this a success. Also over a period of months there is bone rejuvenation around the prosthetic that takes up to nine months. Trust me not playing golf during the healing process is brutal, but I was in to much pain and suffering for too long playing on a bad hip to screw this up. My doctor stated that even the simple chipping motion before 6 to 8 weeks is still putting torque on the joint. My friend with THR, posterior, tried to play a full round at 6 weeks and he’s been laying down for a week now and can’t hardly walk. Just like you mentioned at the 6 week mark in your video about “over doing it”. The pain you were experiencing is your body telling you to stop. This surgery is serious business, there is a ton of trauma to the muscles, nerves and of course the bones all encompassing the pelvic area. As hard as it is to be patient, IMO, you’re crazy to rush back into golf after this, it’s 100% counter productive. It’s not worth neglecting a full recovery and being smart about it.

I am a THR golfer who plays 4 to 5 days a week and am huge into this incredible sport. I’m not discounting anything you’re saying here. And everyone is different. You have to realize, and mine was anterior, the muscle tissue around the implant/socket and its healing principle is what makes this a success. Also over a period of months there is bone rejuvenation around the prosthetic that takes up to nine months. Trust me not playing golf during the healing process is brutal, but I was in to much pain and suffering for too long playing on a bad hip to screw this up. My doctor stated that even the simple chipping motion before 6 to 8 weeks is still putting torque on the joint. My friend with THR, posterior, tried to play a full round at 6 weeks and he’s been laying down for a week now and can’t hardly walk. As hard as it is to be patient, IMO, you’re crazy to rush back into golf after this. It’s not worth neglecting a full recovery.

Have you ever tested the KE4 Tour+ irons? If so, I’d like to know how they compare in terms of feel and performance to the TS2. I know the technology is quite different but the specs and appearance are similar, and there’s a significant difference in price. Thanks for your time and helpful reviews . Cheers

Which model has a SWIFFEL WHEEL?

How are you doing Dave? We miss your reviews, hope you are doing well.

Thank you!

Your videos are great, I hope you dona review of some KE4 MAX soon. You are the #1 Maltby fan on RUclips

Don’t sleep on the K15 either

I fully agree! I built a pair of these wedges (52* narrower sole, bent to 53* loft, and 58* with the wider sole). I play these wedges along with my Maltby TS1IM irons as well as a TS3 48* gap wedge and they have performed well for me in all conditions over the past 9+ months. I still slightly prefer my Edison 2.0 wedges, but the differences in performance are generally very slight, and the Maltby wedges do everything well to very well, and are very versatile.

I was a former decent golfer in my teens and 20's. Went on a 15 year hiatus and want to get back into golf with my kids. My swing isnt nearly what it used to be, in both form and swing speed. Looking for a very forgiving easy to hit set of clubs at a good value. Watched a lot of your reviews and others as well. Narrowed down to my 3 top picks, thoughts? KE4 Max (steel shaft $313) STI2 (steel shaft $234) TA 845 Max (on sale for $250 with graphite)

I purchased an stf2 5 wood and wow! Hitting it the same distance or more than my 3 wood (another brand). Now I'm thinking Driver and 7 wood

Bought these a last week and they finally came in. I lost the ability to hit a 9iron even close to 130 yards and I was landing shots 145 with good roll out. Huge improvement from my ping iblades and I can create some solid bite with the gap wedge from 50 yards and in

Currently play the Apex CF16 with/XP95 stuff shafts. Looking at getting into TS3 and going graphite. Any shaft recommendations ?

Are there any maltby reviews that r not sponsored by maltby?

It was very tough to choose from the new Maltby line, but I ended up choosing the TS4. I have not tried the TS3, but if you were on the fence about whether you can play a blade, I urge you to try the TS4. I have the old TS1, and it’s a decent iron, but the TS4 is so forgiving for a blade and has superior feel than the old TS1. I had initially intended to get the new TS1 IM, but when I looked at the MPF, the TS4 was higher, so I chose the TS4. I’ll never buy mainstream manufactured irons again.

I've had this book for about four or five years and have read it half a dozen times. It changed my golf game back when coming from a baseball background. The one thing that seems to escape me in this book is when he talks about not being able to see the face of the club while maintaining the wrist break. Can someone explain to me how that is possible? What am I missing? I'm sure I'm just interpreting wrong or something, and I can't find much more info about this out there. I'm flexible enough to break my wrist to complete parallel on set, but I can still see the face of any club very easily.

The look of this reminds me of the ping g425-g430 series. I think I’m going to give the pak a shot

Use the little bungee that holds the phone and swing it over the clip for the score card. That holds that little cubby closed when it's all folded up.

I really want to buy these clubs but I feel uneasy about not being able to hit them first. I would be curious to know how they compare to Taylormade Stealth irons.

Just pick one up at callaway for $40.00 . I have the 3 in my bag and love it. Pumped to give it a go this summer. Thanks for the in depth review.

Thanks for video. I just got mine, and also noticed that the lock only engages the back right wheel. Since there is no pin that pops out to stop the back left wheel, wouldn't that lead to the cart sliding on steep hills? Just wanted to make sure the design is intentional. Thanks in advance!

So weird! I picked up this book at yard sale and have been devouring it ever since. I truly believe within the pages of this book is the true secret of the golf swing. First time out this spring I picked up yardage with hybrids/fairways, but still adapting it to driver and irons. Please keep us posted!!

How would you compare the TS3s against Srixon Zx5 mk2?

Has anyone compared the spin rate with the STi2....½ club difference in loft but it wouldn't be hard to interpret the difference. I built a prototype #6 to compare with my Sti gamer. The stronger lofts fit just right with my hybrids and wedges. First test - the Max is more forgiving and reduces fade tendency, but the flight looked flatter than expected, so I wonder about the spin rate.

Do you feel the Score LT is heavy for a mid swing speed? I swing 7 iron around 80mph and currently play DG 105 but I'm very tempted to try the Maltby TS3 irons.

Thank you! Just bought this cart...and wanted to make sure I know the features.

Thanks for the review of a (previously to me) unknown brand name. I also appreciate your style of review - where I was able to get your feel of the club both the positive and not. More quantitative data would have been helpful, especially when you compared it to the KE4, but also with competitive clubs which are for the same audience - such as Ping. Good luck on your channel.

Does the elastic strap gets looser over time? Thinking of buying this cart but that’s concerning me

Seems identical to what Mike Austin/Mike Dunaway were teaching.

I already liked the looks of this cart. Now I’m sold. Great video! Thank you

Just ordered my set in Rapport 70g regular standard

Outstanding review. It answered the questions that Amazon and Golf Monthly didn't provide. I like that there was a lot of detail explained simply. IT helped me made the choice to order this bad today. The Einstein comment was awesome because I'm left handed and do those type of things all the the time. I hope your surgery went well. Most hip surgeries are pretty straight forward. Do the rehab and you'll be fine.

Starting to get back into golf and I always appreciated your reviews in the past. Keep them coming. I think these TS3’s will be my next purchase.

I had total left hip replacement 6 weeks ago was chipping and putting 3 1/2 weeks out went to the range today and hit a small bucket felt pretty good still a muscle fatigue I'm going to do an outing this weekend with my buddies probably not going to use many of my drives lol going to start my golf leagues next week no joint pain at all very happy with how I'm feeling thanks for the video it was very encouraging

Have you had a chance to try out the KE4 Tour+ yet? Id love to see a comparison between them and the KE4S. I cant make uo my mind between them.

Hi, what implant did you have and was it cemented?

I have used these shafts since 2022 when they were raw carbon and super wild looking. I love them and continue to use them. I wish they had kept the Raw carbon look to the shafts but they say too many people complained so they made the smooth second version. People say these shafts feel soft and whippy which they do- BUT so does Auto Flex AND because they are $700 a shaft no one questions this like they do with the $100 Steadfast equivalent.

I have used these shafts since 2022 when they were raw carbon and super wild looking. I love them and continue to use them. I wish they had kept the Raw carbon look to the shafts but they say too many people complained so they made the smooth second version. I also have used many other shafts during this time and these are among the best I have tried.

I have read the book and put the theory into practice. I have found that it works great if you incorporate the early wrist break as you swing away from the ball and not as a separate move before you swing. Also, if you remain on the back foot on the forward swing you will hook the ball. If you get your weight over a slight draw is the usual shape. For me it just seems to give a feel of control of the club face.

I am 73 years old and have had both knees replaced in the last 2 1/2 years 5 months apart. Now my right hip is hurting and after x-rays have hip arthritis. Just got my first cortisone shot, but just like my knees i know i am facing a hip replacement this fall. Just trying to get through September. One tip the doctor told me is to flare my right foot outward at setup. Will do that when i start playing next week. I know the left foot flare is common, but not the right, which will put less stress on my right hip. If i can handle two knee replacements and come back to play good golf after three months, hopefully the same is true with the hip. Advice is to not get impatient, and work hard at rehab. It will pay off.