Lot of haters on this video, can’t you guys just appreciate how much of a master at his craft this guy is? As expert as they come. It’s honestly amazing watching him work.
Trot is a master of his craft, and it's a guarantee that ur clubs will be the absolute best quality a player can have!!! It's beautiful to watch how he builds and explains every dynamic of doing what he's doing.
Watching this reminds me of when I was a Junior and used to help out in the Pro Shop. It was all a lot simpler then. A vice, a pipe cutter, some araldite, A roll of double sided tape to spiral around the shaft and a container with petrol in, that was all you needed. This looks extremely Professional. I hope the Players appreciate the efforts gone into their Clubs.
I’m literally watching Rory hit this driver live whilst watching this. Fantastic insight. Well rehearsed sir you’ve done this before!! People have no idea the math in golf equipment. More of these videos, excellent.
Imagine the weekend warrior going into the clubhouse at his local course and saying, "It's windy today, make me another driver". It's rainy today, make me another driver". "It's very hot, make me another driver". It's good to be a pro.
it sure as shit is! especially at an "off the rack" pop of $700 CAD. Well before any custom shaft or grip potentially boosts it over a the cost of a decent set of perimeter weighted irons. Insane.
For me it'd be Monday : "I sliced this one, make me another driver.", Tuesday "I sliced this one, make me another driver.", Wednesday: "I sliced this one, make me another driver.", Thursday: my wife didn't let me play Thursday. Friday: "I sliced this one, make me another driver."....
I love how he goes with the flow, a few months ago he was building Stealth drivers for Rory, for some reason he changed back to SIM. And Chris is even wearing the SIM2 Hat!!!!
@@trottiegolf just gave your actual channel a sub! Such a natural presenter! So if they get new drivers each week, what happens to their old ones?? 👀🙋♂️
Man, that was fascinating. Trottie made it look so easy, which to him I'm sure it is. Thanks for sharing this TaylorMade and Trottie. Really cool stuff!
Have been incredibly lucky to see Chris in “fitter mode” live on the TM truck. These vids are great but its even more amazing to see him build up close and personal. The speed and precision is next level. Best golfing memory ever. Thanks again Chris 🔥👌
Absolutely well presented Trottie. Perfect pace, perfectly delivered and you trully and utterly know your stuff and well perfectly know what youre doing. YOURE A MACHINE MAN! Keep up the good work and i subbed your channel. So freaking informative.
This channel amazes me & entertains me at the same time, I've never been so involved with how drivers are assembled than these videos, keep them coming.
@@Tom-ok2rh don't assume he paid for that. It could have been given to him by a player. I wouldn't assume he makes a lot of money either. Most people who work in the golf industry (except the PGA professionals) do not make that much money. I know plenty of club pros that quit once they got married and needed to make more money. It's the same in other professional sports, in the NHL most equipment managers do not make a very high salary.
So fascinating..the technology is unreal that is involved...I love these videos and hope many more are done from the Taylor Made truck...I only want Taylor Made from now on...
Wow! Isn't it interesting to listen to a real pfro mastering his craft. Lots of knowledge and professionalism in this man. Could listen to you all day. Might have a slight headache by the end of the day, though(llots of information) ...
You Just got one! TaylorMade has put out tons of videos touring this exact truck... What I want is a fitting and a build from this truck with everything they have at their disposal for me to choose from
This is very engaging and compelling content, especially if Rory will play the actual driver this week. This makes it immediately relevant, great work! More of this please! :-)
Love this video and the DJ vid too. But my question is, and I build and fit clubs for a living, doesn’t the grip have to dry longer than it is before you’re walking it out to the range for the player to hit? I haven’t heard of hitting a regrip 5 minutes after installing.
@@apaulmcdonough2170 true. But he does say at the end, “ let’s finally clean of my fingerprints with this 3M spray and walk it out to the range.” I guess he could just tell Rory to wait to hit it until the grip drys. But as a player, that sucks. If you hand me my new club I’m going to want to hit it right then.
@@danwhitehurst9592 well either given to Harry the Caddie, or turned over to the TM Rep on the Range. I doubt this was a "last minute build". And those Equipment Trucks usually aren't parked directly behind the Range, so I imagine it takes "a minute" to get there.
Two years late to the party but somehow I'd imagine that's more of a video presentation choice than good practice. Seems more fluid to draw a final conclusion to the video by saying that rather then saying you wait for the grip to dry then having a last hard cut to a different clip of him saying he's taking it out to the range. If that all makes sense.
Great build Trottie. Something about seeing It done on the truck they just makes an equipment junkie like myself super envious of a club like that. Great video
I'm not good at Golfing in the slightest, still very much a beginner, but man oh man do I have a bad obsession with Drivers and the making of them. This would be such a treat to spend a few hours tinkering away and learning
I am def not a Taylor Made person, but this was good content and Chris did a great job in the video. To me it just magnifies the difference in armature and professional play. Customers who buy TM products go into box store and gets "Carl" and "Carl" sells them one off the rack. Interesting.
Interesting as I thought when guys find a driver they like, they stick with it week after week. But depending on conditions they are now changing? Or was it he didn’t hit the Max well in Dubai so he’s switching at Torrey Pines?
To my knowledge it's more of the player trying to keep the feel of the club while optimizing flight characteristics based on conditions of the course and where they're playing at. Altitude, the thickness of the air, how wet or dry the course is playing are all conditions players take into account. That's why it's so important for the clubmakers on the truck to be able to dial in swing weight, loft, and lie to exactly what the player is comfortable playing. The club will feel exactly the same to the player but their launch and flight characteristics will differ. This allows the pros to play the "same" club at Club de Golf Chapultepec (like they did in 2017) at 7800 ft above sea level as they would anywhere else. Your ball's apex will be lower at higher altitudes than at sea level and will carry further (4-12% for us average guys and 8-15% for TOUR players), but these guys aren't just going for distance, they want accuracy to be able to put the ball in the most advantageous positions so increasing loft to increase apex, change carry distance, and effect run out are all things the players and their teams have to take into account.
I think they switch a lot depending on conditions of the course and the weather i know for wedges they will alter bounce and other things depending how the course is playing, its crazy how much goes into it
I watched DJ's and after I wanted to watch more pros custom clubs being made. Sadly I didn't find another one like it. Wish I could have a custom set made by TaylorMade. Can you guys upload more of this kind of content. We would like to see other professional golfer custom clubs being made. Continue the great work and innovation your doing for the greatest game in the world. Golf.
Love this video 👌 precision great to watch beautiful craftsmanship!! And super in site to all the different facets of putting a golf club together to suit its partner...
I do just as well with white spirit and wedging my clubs Between my legs when I regrip, I do a lot of re gripping for friends and family too, would love to use the tour truck facility’s 👍🏻🏌🏻♂️⛳️
yea I should have gone deeper there. So 10.5>9, moves the face angle open, Rory wants / likes it open. Allows him to rotate harder & not fear the left miss.
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This was one of the most well made natural videos ever. That guy is a natural presenter. We'll done
Totally agree! Im not a golf fan but love seeing how things are made. This guy is great!
Noticed that he wore a $40,000 Rolex Kermit sub.
@@harbinguy1 Really??😮
I want that job and want him as my teacher.
@@harbinguy1 Low key flex.
The dude is so slow in his ways, speech, never rushes, he’s in absolute control of his trade. Great stuff.
Hey man how's it going ?
This guy hangs around in Team TM videos. Now I know why. He is a master club maker.
10 minutes to perfectly assemble a club for one of the best players on the planet, all while explaining every step. Loved it!
Lot of haters on this video, can’t you guys just appreciate how much of a master at his craft this guy is? As expert as they come. It’s honestly amazing watching him work.
Totally agree! A Master at work!
Yeah man, very much enjoyed that as well 😊👍
Yep. You can tell who has spent learning and building skills. They respect other people working on their crafts.
@@Garret_bruh_homey Hi they how's it going ?
Trot is a master of his craft, and it's a guarantee that ur clubs will be the absolute best quality a player can have!!! It's beautiful to watch how he builds and explains every dynamic of doing what he's doing.
That is excellent craftsmanship. Taylor made have throughout excellent team and hope to see you guys win some majors
I couldn't have said it any better myself
10 grand in this drawer, 50 grand in this one. It's like golf heaven.
thats one expensive truck aha!
It's 3hrs past my bedtime and I'm not much of a golfer, but I couldn't stop watching this.
This video was far better than I thought it would be. This is the exact kind of detail about their clubs we want. Awesome video TM!
Watching this reminds me of when I was a Junior and used to help out in the Pro Shop.
It was all a lot simpler then. A vice, a pipe cutter, some araldite, A roll of double sided tape to spiral around the shaft and a container with petrol in, that was all you needed.
This looks extremely Professional. I hope the Players appreciate the efforts gone into their Clubs.
Guy like this makes you want to keep listening and learn.
I’m literally watching Rory hit this driver live whilst watching this.
Fantastic insight.
Well rehearsed sir you’ve done this before!!
People have no idea the math in golf equipment. More of these videos, excellent.
I could watch this guy build golf clubs all day and I have no idea why
Imagine the weekend warrior going into the clubhouse at his local course and saying, "It's windy today, make me another driver". It's rainy today, make me another driver". "It's very hot, make me another driver". It's good to be a pro.
it sure as shit is! especially at an "off the rack" pop of $700 CAD. Well before any custom shaft or grip potentially boosts it over a the cost of a decent set of perimeter weighted irons. Insane.
"I just wanna try a new one, make me another driver"
For me it'd be Monday : "I sliced this one, make me another driver.", Tuesday "I sliced this one, make me another driver.", Wednesday: "I sliced this one, make me another driver.", Thursday: my wife didn't let me play Thursday. Friday: "I sliced this one, make me another driver."....
I love these build videos. Please add more with the tech that goes into each club 🙏
I was in awe from start to finish. What a life to call this a job! And what an amazing video!!
I love how he goes with the flow, a few months ago he was building Stealth drivers for Rory, for some reason he changed back to SIM. And Chris is even wearing the SIM2 Hat!!!!
I think ive watched this video 10 times. Way to show the process! Trott could teach the masses. So engaged.
Talked us through this like we will ever do it.
I do it all the time in my Sim2 tour fitting truck.
This is a gem. This guy has a talent. Thks for showing this.
Cleans finger prints off club...
Touches every part of the club... "ready to go"
there's enough acetone that has past over my fingers that I no longer leave a print ;0)
@@trottiegolf trottie could be the best criminal in the world
@Mortician 14 under the radar I guess 🤷🏻♂️🤣
@@trottiegolf just gave your actual channel a sub! Such a natural presenter!
So if they get new drivers each week, what happens to their old ones?? 👀🙋♂️
@@jackhart8353 thx man..... I take them to play at the weekend 🤣👍🏻
This guy is an amazing craftsman. I hope the players take care of him on the side.
Man, that was fascinating. Trottie made it look so easy, which to him I'm sure it is. Thanks for sharing this TaylorMade and Trottie. Really cool stuff!
I don’t even golf but watching this guy in his craft is amazing. Superb man keep it up.
It's amazing how many fine details change each week for these caliber of players.
Have been incredibly lucky to see Chris in “fitter mode” live on the TM truck. These vids are great but its even more amazing to see him build up close and personal. The speed and precision is next level. Best golfing memory ever. Thanks again Chris 🔥👌
That tour truck is insane. Great to get an insight in to how they're put together.
Absolutely well presented Trottie. Perfect pace, perfectly delivered and you trully and utterly know your stuff and well perfectly know what youre doing. YOURE A MACHINE MAN! Keep up the good work and i subbed your channel. So freaking informative.
This channel amazes me & entertains me at the same time, I've never been so involved with how drivers are assembled than these videos, keep them coming.
I'm now looking to play golf, open up my own golf shop and become a golf club maker just by watchin this. So satisfying
really like these BTS vids at the taylormade trucks!
I love this guy Chris, he deserves a raise
im sure hes getting paid alot already, look at his watch!
Pretty sure he’s doing ok. That’s about a $20,000 Rolex watch on his wrist
@@Tom-ok2rh don't assume he paid for that. It could have been given to him by a player. I wouldn't assume he makes a lot of money either. Most people who work in the golf industry (except the PGA professionals) do not make that much money. I know plenty of club pros that quit once they got married and needed to make more money. It's the same in other professional sports, in the NHL most equipment managers do not make a very high salary.
Chriss Trott is so interesting,keep the content coming man!
thx man... I intend to
Thanks, Trottie, it's great to see a Craftsman at work!
Thx pro
@@trottiegolf 👍
When is the video coming out where the players hit the club for the first time?
Ya Ik right
fr fr
That was 2 months ago
@@bryanhylok9961 lol no they didn’t
And the head flies off 😳
I just got a sim2 and was not sure how you guys made it but now i'm blown away how well made it was.
I love how he gives instructions like you can repeat the process in your TaylormadeSIM2 Tour Fitting Truck 👍
ha ha some folks have some sick set ups, so I thought best to make this one instructional
so.... you don't have a tour fitting truck?
Its out of stock they said, delivery of my own TaylormadeSIM2 Tour Fitting Truck will be around April/May bc of the high demand
@@DLorenz19 hopefully usps doesn't lose your tour fitting truck. They had to send a second one for me.
A friend of mine actually got his TaylormadeSIM2 Tour Fitting Truck delivered a few days ago. He said, that it barely fit into the UPS delivery truck
Beautiful work Trottie ... true craftsmanship.
Love seeing behind the scenes and the info being passed on , thank you much ~
I’d give anything to see this guy work
Well you just did.... cough it up
For a non golfer that was really interesting.
Great to see a skilled craftsman at work
So fascinating..the technology is unreal that is involved...I love these videos and hope many more are done from the Taylor Made truck...I only want Taylor Made from now on...
Absolutely amazing stuff. I think TaylorMade needs to turn this into a series!
I love that you’re showing videos of building the tour players clubs
Always fun watching this guy. Taylormade pay the man
Wow! Isn't it interesting to listen to a real pfro mastering his craft. Lots of knowledge and professionalism in this man. Could listen to you all day. Might have a slight headache by the end of the day, though(llots of information) ...
I would give anything for a look in that truck!!!
You Just got one! TaylorMade has put out tons of videos touring this exact truck...
What I want is a fitting and a build from this truck with everything they have at their disposal for me to choose from
@@BuffaloNickel9 I'd love one in real life though
@@BuffaloNickel9 And then you won´t play a shot better :-)
@@arminwagner4610 oh no, it will greatly improve your game to get fitted by a professional.. especially one that had access to this tour truck
Me: Goes to the thrift shop thinking “this one doesn’t look that old.”
This guy needs a raise. Good work.
dude is a maestro of making clubs. Good stuff.
This is very engaging and compelling content, especially if Rory will play the actual driver this week. This makes it immediately relevant, great work! More of this please! :-)
30 seconds in there, whatever you grab you can have . Heaven
Love this video and the DJ vid too. But my question is, and I build and fit clubs for a living, doesn’t the grip have to dry longer than it is before you’re walking it out to the range for the player to hit? I haven’t heard of hitting a regrip 5 minutes after installing.
While you raise a good point about Grip Drying Time, there's no indication given how long until Rory actually will swing it.
@@apaulmcdonough2170 true. But he does say at the end, “ let’s finally clean of my fingerprints with this 3M spray and walk it out to the range.” I guess he could just tell Rory to wait to hit it until the grip drys. But as a player, that sucks. If you hand me my new club I’m going to want to hit it right then.
@@danwhitehurst9592 well either given to Harry the Caddie, or turned over to the TM Rep on the Range.
I doubt this was a "last minute build".
And those Equipment Trucks usually aren't parked directly behind the Range, so I imagine it takes "a minute" to get there.
Two years late to the party but somehow I'd imagine that's more of a video presentation choice than good practice. Seems more fluid to draw a final conclusion to the video by saying that rather then saying you wait for the grip to dry then having a last hard cut to a different clip of him saying he's taking it out to the range. If that all makes sense.
He's coming back in after todays round.
i think he went back too the sim1 for today’s round. couldn’t really tell for sure though.
@@ryansmifh You may be right.
Great build Trottie. Something about seeing
It done on the truck they just makes an equipment junkie like myself super envious of a club like that. Great video
TaylorMade take note. This guy is an asset. Keep putting him on camera.
Really like these tour truck builds, keep them coming.
Fantastic video. Really insightful and well presented. If only we could all have that 10 minutes to set our drivers up 😁
Brilliant insight. Trottie is the man!
I'm not good at Golfing in the slightest, still very much a beginner, but man oh man do I have a bad obsession with Drivers and the making of them. This would be such a treat to spend a few hours tinkering away and learning
I am def not a Taylor Made person, but this was good content and Chris did a great job in the video. To me it just magnifies the difference in armature and professional play. Customers who buy TM products go into box store and gets "Carl" and "Carl" sells them one off the rack. Interesting.
Love watching these! Definitely one of the best in the business.
Man! So impressive. I wish I was a “somebody” to have clubs made for me like this
Oh you can, but it’ll cost ya.
I love this man. Just so good at his job. Wishing for a set of the MB’s or MC’s for Christmas this year. Keep it up Trottie!
Very nice job and that driver is beautiful.
Great video as ever trotty, he’ll win this week 🏌️🏌️🏌️👍👍👍
Well done. Nice video. Thanks Dustin Johnson for preparimg Rory's Driver :-)
Interesting as I thought when guys find a driver they like, they stick with it week after week. But depending on conditions they are now changing? Or was it he didn’t hit the Max well in Dubai so he’s switching at Torrey Pines?
To my knowledge it's more of the player trying to keep the feel of the club while optimizing flight characteristics based on conditions of the course and where they're playing at. Altitude, the thickness of the air, how wet or dry the course is playing are all conditions players take into account. That's why it's so important for the clubmakers on the truck to be able to dial in swing weight, loft, and lie to exactly what the player is comfortable playing. The club will feel exactly the same to the player but their launch and flight characteristics will differ. This allows the pros to play the "same" club at Club de Golf Chapultepec (like they did in 2017) at 7800 ft above sea level as they would anywhere else. Your ball's apex will be lower at higher altitudes than at sea level and will carry further (4-12% for us average guys and 8-15% for TOUR players), but these guys aren't just going for distance, they want accuracy to be able to put the ball in the most advantageous positions so increasing loft to increase apex, change carry distance, and effect run out are all things the players and their teams have to take into account.
I think they switch a lot depending on conditions of the course and the weather i know for wedges they will alter bounce and other things depending how the course is playing, its crazy how much goes into it
Some even carry 2 drivers for different holes..always changing settings for weather and course conditions..
@@ricedaddy88 ok
So 700 bucks a week tell rory to send me his old used ones.
I’d like to have his old drivers but a ventus velocore 6x tipped 1” would be way too stiff for me.
That was absolutely awesome well done ❤
Give this man his own show!
I watched DJ's and after I wanted to watch more pros custom clubs being made. Sadly I didn't find another one like it. Wish I could have a custom set made by TaylorMade. Can you guys upload more of this kind of content. We would like to see other professional golfer custom clubs being made. Continue the great work and innovation your doing for the greatest game in the world. Golf.
Great comment fella.... as interesting things happen on the road we hope to bring you more of this
Always great to watch a crafts person at work. 👍
Such a knowledgeable bloke! Great video!
This is just mesmerizing
Love this video 👌 precision great to watch beautiful craftsmanship!! And super in site to all the different facets of putting a golf club together to suit its partner...
Very cool video, always enjoy watching an expert work.
talking and presenting comes very natural for Trottie
years of watching QVC shopping channel ..... thx man
one word for Chris Trott: Perfectionist
Outstanding watch, much appreciated
Absolute perfection every time
ummmmm most of the time.... I killed a couple of spiders this week .... shhhhhh
I do just as well with white spirit and wedging my clubs Between my legs when I regrip, I do a lot of re gripping for friends and family too, would love to use the tour truck facility’s 👍🏻🏌🏻♂️⛳️
Great stuff as always.. really enjoy the club builds..
These tour pros live like kings .
Excellent video. Really interesting to hear all the details.
Excellent craftsmanship. Attention to detail on point. No spine alignment?
and he hooked everything with it.
Haha ouch
how would u know
@@justingolden7825 people who aren’t poor like you have things called televisions in which they show golf tournaments on
@@joeydanforth362 here I thought it started tomorrow
@@joeydanforth362 lol savage
Never knew professional golf was so intricate. Very much a team sport, a golfer can finish out of top contention with a faulty club...
And when I say faulty, I mean build not according to their exact spec.
The curing cell is my favorite part! Also, the shaft beads. I have guys look at me like I'm crazy for using beads.
Saw Sergio's grip in there, so glad he's gaming some Taylormade weapons again this week
Tigers were in there to
Need more of these build videos!!!!!
I love to tinker in my shed on my own clubs. That Taylor Made trailer is awesome and I want it in my backyard. LOL.
Why is DJ building Rory’s driver? 🤨
haha thats the one reason i started watching the video as i thought it was DJ
Sabotage
I'd watch a whole series of Chris going through the clubs that he builds for the pros.
Crazy detail, these guys are good.
Best team in the game! Great build and great video
thanks for the Video would love to know a bit more about how face angle starts and finishes with the change in loft!
yea I should have gone deeper there. So 10.5>9, moves the face angle open, Rory wants / likes it open. Allows him to rotate harder & not fear the left miss.
This guy is a legend
I love the sim2 it's simply the best driver ever!
Imagine this being your job
would kill for this job aha
@@stsgolf14 I don't know. I'd be watching Rory play and praying the whole time that it doesn't explode or something.