1. Your golf clubs are not made in one place. Most golfers assume a club is built in one factory. That is almost never true. A modern driver or iron is a global product. Club heads are usually cast or forged in China, Taiwan, or Vietnam. Graphite and steel shafts often come from Japan for premium lines. Many shafts are also made in China to the same design specs. Grips are commonly produced in China or Thailand. Final assembly often happens in Mexico, China, or the United States. When you buy a