Factory to Fairway: What Nearly 40 Years of Manufacturing Expertise Means for Your Game
When you buy a set of golf clubs, you’re trusting that the company behind them genuinely understands what they’re building. At Precise Golf, that trust is backed by something most golf brands can’t offer: nearly four decades of hands-on manufacturing experience.
We don’t just put our name on equipment. We design it, engineer it, and build it — and we’ve been doing it longer than most of our competitors have existed.
Who Is Precise Golf?
Precise Golf — formerly known as Tartan Sports — has been serving golfers with high-quality, affordable equipment for nearly 40 years. What started as a mission to bring better clubs to more golfers has grown into one of the most trusted names in value-focused golf equipment in the United States.
Our brands include Precise, Aspire Golf, Tartan, and One Shot — each designed for specific golfer profiles, from first-time players to serious enthusiasts. You’ll find our products at golf course pro shops, specialty golf retailers, and major retailers across the country.
We are not a marketing company that outsources manufacturing. We are, at our core, a golf equipment company — and that distinction makes all the difference.
What Does a Manufacturing Background Actually Mean for Golfers?
Most golf brands operate the same way: design a concept, outsource production to a factory overseas, mark up the price, and invest heavily in tour sponsorships and advertising to justify it.
Precise Golf has always operated differently.
Direct Engineering Control
Because we design and build our own equipment, we control every specification — shaft flex, clubhead weight distribution, loft angles, grip sizing. When we say a club is engineered for beginners or optimized for senior swing speeds, it’s because our team designed it that way from the ground up, not because a marketing brief said so.
Quality Without the Markup
When you remove the layers of middlemen, licensing fees, and celebrity endorsement costs between a factory and a golfer, something important happens: the savings go to the golfer. Our complete sets deliver performance that competes with clubs costing two or three times the price — not because we cut corners, but because we don’t carry costs that have nothing to do with the club itself.
Institutional Knowledge
Nearly 40 years of building golf clubs teaches you things no amount of market research can replicate. We know which design choices hold up over thousands of rounds and which ones look good in a catalog but fail on the course. That accumulated knowledge is built into every set we produce.
A Complete Line Built for Every Golfer
One of the things we’re most proud of is our commitment to building for every type of golfer — not just the most profitable segment.
Men’s Complete Sets — from the entry-level M3 to the premium S7, with options at every price point and performance level. Available in regular and tall sizes.
Ladies’ Complete Sets — purpose-built with women’s swing speeds, shaft flex, and grip sizing in mind. Not scaled-down men’s clubs. Actual women’s clubs.
Senior Golfers — sets with graphite shafts, higher loft, and hybrid clubs that account for the real physics of a senior swing.
Junior Sets (Ages 5–16) — age-specific sizing across five product lines, because a 6-year-old and a 14-year-old have nothing in common when it comes to club fitting.
Teen Sets — the bridge between junior and adult equipment that most brands ignore entirely.
Golf Push Carts — the same engineering discipline applied to course accessories, from lightweight 2-wheel carts to quick-fold 3-wheel models.
No other brand in our price segment covers this range with the same depth of product-specific engineering.
Trusted by Pro Shops and Major Retailers
There’s a meaningful difference between being sold online only and being carried by golf course pro shops.
Pro shop buyers are golf professionals. They test equipment, they talk to golfers every day, and they only stock brands they’re comfortable recommending to their members. The fact that Precise Golf has earned placement in pro shops across the country — alongside brands that cost significantly more — is one of the most honest endorsements we can point to.
We’re also available at major retailers, making our equipment accessible to golfers wherever they shop. But the pro shop presence matters most to us, because it reflects what the people who know golf best think of what we build.
Why This Matters When You’re Choosing Golf Equipment
There are hundreds of golf brands competing for your attention. Here’s a simple question to ask about any of them:
Does this company actually know how to build a golf club?
Not design one on a computer. Not commission one from a third-party factory. Not badge one with a tour player’s name. Actually build one — understand the materials, the tolerances, the performance tradeoffs, the manufacturing process from start to finish.
After nearly 40 years, we know how to build a golf club. And we’ve spent those four decades making sure the golfer who buys it gets every bit of that knowledge in their hands.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How long has Precise Golf been in business? Precise Golf (formerly Tartan Sports) has been designing and building golf equipment for nearly 40 years. We are one of the longest-established value golf equipment companies in the United States.
Q: What brands does Precise Golf own? Our brand portfolio includes Precise, Aspire Golf, Tartan, and One Shot. Each brand serves a different segment of the market, all built on the same manufacturing platform and quality standards.
Q: Where is Precise Golf equipment sold? Our equipment is available at golf course pro shops, specialty golf retailers, and major retailers across the United States. You can also shop our full lineup directly at precisegolf.com.
Q: Does Precise Golf manufacture its own clubs? Yes. Unlike many golf brands that license designs to third-party manufacturers, Precise Golf designs and builds its own equipment. This manufacturing background is central to our ability to deliver quality at our price points.
Q: Why is Precise Golf less expensive than other brands? Our pricing reflects our manufacturing model, not lower quality. By designing and building our own equipment and keeping our cost structure lean — no tour sponsorships, no celebrity contracts, no layers of middlemen — we pass the savings to the golfer without sacrificing performance.
Q: Who is Precise Golf equipment best for? We build for beginners, intermediate golfers, women, seniors, juniors, and teens — essentially every recreational golfer who wants quality equipment that performs without an unjustifiable price tag. Our Learning Center exists to help every one of these golfers make the best equipment choice for their game.
Q: Are Precise Golf clubs used by professionals? Our mission is recreational golfers, not tour professionals. Tour-level equipment is engineered for swing speeds and skill levels that most recreational golfers will never reach — and priced accordingly. We believe a well-made set designed for your actual game is more valuable than a tour set designed for someone else’s.
Q: What makes Precise Golf different from other value golf brands? Manufacturing heritage. Most value brands are marketing operations that source commodity equipment. Precise Golf has nearly 40 years of direct manufacturing experience — real engineering knowledge about shaft dynamics, clubhead design, and materials science — applied specifically to making better clubs for recreational golfers.
Explore our full lineup of men’s, women’s, junior, and senior golf equipment at precisegolf.com. And visit the Precise Golf Learning Center for buying guides, equipment comparisons, and golf tips built on nearly four decades of expertise.