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3D-printed golf ferrules
The small collar where the shaft meets the clubhead, sculpted and printed layer by layer. Choose your design and fit. We ship them to you.
- Designs
- 07
- Finishes
- 03
- Fits
- 07
- Delivery
- Shipped
Fig. 01 — Voronoi
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The part between shaft and clubhead.
A ferrule is the small collar that sits where the shaft enters the hosel. It covers the joint and finishes the transition. Most clubs come with a plain black one. Ours are sculpted, 3D-printed, and made to stand out.
- Shaft tip sizes
- .335 · .350 · .355 in
- Iron/wedge base
- Flat Base · Collared / Lip
- Wood/hybrid length
- .250 · .500 · .550 in
- Wood/hybrid outside diameter
- .485 · .525 in
- 01Shaft
Steel or graphite. Its tip size sets the ferrule's bore.
- 02Ferrule
Slides onto the shaft and seats at the hosel.
- 03Hosel
The clubhead's socket. Its shape decides flat base or collared.
From file
to ferrule.
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01
Model
Each design starts as a 3D model: a pattern wrapped around a ferrule body.
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02
Slice
The model is cut into thin layers, one for every pass of the printer.
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03
Print
Layer by layer. Open patterns like Voronoi come out in one piece.
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04
Ship
Packed and shipped to you, ready to install or take to a golf club shop.
Pick a specimen.
Choose a design, then its finish, fit, and pack size. The price updates as you choose.
Fig. 01 — Voronoi
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On the club.
Two steps.
Your finishing touch.
- 01
Pick your ferrules
Choose your design and fit. We ship your finished ferrules to you.
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Install them
Install them yourself or take them to a golf club shop. Your choice.
A small part.
A clear difference.
A ferrule is the small collar where the shaft meets the clubhead. Ours make that detail personal.
Am I buying a physical ferrule?
Yes. Your order is a finished ferrule shipped to you.
How do I choose the right fit?
Match the shaft tip size, base style, and outside diameter shown on the product page to your club. Shaft diameter alone does not confirm clubhead compatibility. Ask your club builder if you are unsure.
Can I install it myself?
Yes. Install your ferrules yourself or take them to a golf club shop. Ferrules are fitted during club assembly or a rebuild. Read the installation guide before starting.
Read the installation guide