Golf Clubs Made in the USA

Bettinardi mills, tests, and perfects its putters at its manufacturing facility just outside of Chicago in Tinley Park, Illinois, where they’ve been for the past 25 years or more. Doing their own manufacturing and processing not only enables the company to control the quality, but also places them at the forefront of superior golf club production. Robert Bettinardi started his family-owned company when he showcased his one-piece putters from a solid block of 303 stainless steel. Pro golfer Matt Kuchar and a few others use Bettinardi.

L.A.B. Golf is a smaller but excellent brand that makes its golf putters in the USA, specifically in Oregon. Its initials stand for “Lie, Angle, Balance,” which refers to the balance point of a putter when it is resting on its sole at the proper lie angle. L.A.B. Golf’s putters are made using a process that involves CNC-milling the putter head from a single block of aircraft-grade aluminum or stainless steel. The company uses its patented technology on its putters that eliminates torque, giving golfers the consistent putting they need. Several of its putters are on Golf Digest’s “Hot List,” including the Link .1 stock putter, shown.

Louisville Golf honors the history of the game by making wooden clubs from premium persimmon wooden blocks or hickory squares that the company purchases from a family-owned sawmill. You can also choose from wooden or stainless steel shafts. Select your shaft flex, grip color, grip size, and club length for your custom clubs. Each club has been crafted as one-of-a-kind by master crafters using the finest materials and techniques in its Louisville, Kentucky workshop. If you’ve not golfed with wooden clubs, you’re in for a treat. Many users say they get a softer, more responsive feel from these clubs than from modern clubs. The company’s commitment to American craftsmanship and quality has helped it develop a loyal following among golfers who appreciate the unique look, feel, and performance of handcrafted clubs. Fun Fact: The Guinness Book of World Records reports the world record for the longest drive in a competition was delivered with a persimmon wood driver.

Meridian Putters makes classic stainless steel putters from 303 stainless steel blocks in its Brookfield, Wisconsin facility. Even though they are milled to order, they’re more affordable than some other putters. This combination allows you, the consumer, to purchase a higher-quality putter than the typical machine-cast putter off the rack; these putters are not mass-produced. Meridian Putters has three different models, each with different variations to fit your stroke. If you want something more custom, Meridian offers custom face milling, custom finish options, and custom engraving options. Because Meridian putters cannot be purchased in big box stores, the company offers a 30-day money-back guarantee except for its Lighthouse Collection and one-off custom orders.

Scotty Cameron custom putters are owned by Titleist but continue to be manufactured in California. They’re made from a block of 303 stainless steel. You’ll find a Scotty Cameron putter in Tiger Woods’ and Jordan Spieth’s golf bags. Note: The Scotty Cameron website reports a number of counterfeit putters on the market and notes all its Scotty Cameron putters by Titleist are made in the USA, not China. To ensure you’re getting an authentic product, shop an authorized Titleist retailer in your area.

Callaway Golf Company is an American golf company, but its clubs are only assembled in the USA; the components are made overseas, then shipped to its Carlsbad, California, assembly plant for assembly and distribution. Callaway sponsors world-ranked pro golfer Jon Rahm, who uses the Callaway X Forged UT driving iron and shown, the Paradym wood. Shop at an authorized Callaway retailer to ensure you’re buying authentic Callaway golf clubs, or shop on the Callaway website. Receive free shipping, a two-year warranty, and a 30-day performance guarantee.

Odyssey once made its golf putters in the USA, but now the Callaway-owned company assembles them in its California facility. Several PGA golfers choose Odyssey putters, including Sam Burns.

Noted professional golfers Phil Mickelson, Tiger Woods, Jordan Spieth, and Rory Mcilroy, among others, have been seen with a PING club or two in their golf bags. This company, like many of the others, makes some clubs in Asian countries, specifically Japan and Vietnam, and makes others in its Phoenix, Arizona facility. Namely, the steel shafts and pure golf grips are made domestically. This company allows you to “trade in and move up” your selections whenever you shop at a preferred retailer. PING offers free ground shipping on orders over $99 when you shop on its website. While you’ll find PING clubs at retailers such as Dick’s Sporting Goods, all these selections are imported.

Founded in 2014 by Bob Parsons, aka Go Daddy web hosting service inventor, Parsons Xtreme Golf (PXG Golf Clubs) designs, markets, and sells custom-fitted golf equipment, primarily golf clubs. Based in Scottsdale, Arizona, PXG manufactures its clubs primarily in Asia. Shown is one of PXG’s hybrids that’s "forgiving" and "accurate." It has updated movable weights, a flexible face, and a notable sound and feel. It’s made from lightweight AM355 steel.

TaylorMade Golf Company is a subsidiary of Germany's Adidas company. TaylorMade golf clubs are assembled in Carlsbad, but their shafts and heads are made in China, then sent to the Carlsbad facility for assembly. Scottie Scheffler, 2022 Masters winner, uses TaylorMade clubs. Professional golfer Rory Mcilroy is also sponsored by TaylorMade, so you’ll find this brand of clubs in his bag as well.

Like Callaway and TaylorMade, Titleist golf clubs also are assembled in its Carlsbad, California manufacturing plant, but the three companies are separate entities. Titleist’s headquarters are in New Haven, Massachusetts, but the world-renowned company gets its club components from Asia. The high-quality graphite shafts are manufactured in Japan and the company’s heads are made in China. All Titleist golf balls are 100% made in the USA, in the greater New Bedford, Massachusetts, area. Jordan Spieth uses Titleist clubs except for his Scotty Cameron putter.

Tour Edge Golf is an American-owned company in Batavia, Illinois. This company shares that it makes its Exotics and Hot Launch clubs in foundries both domestically and internationally. If they’re made offshore, they’re assembled and inspected in its Batavia headquarters. Exotics is the ultra-premium equipment line that includes some of the best-made golf clubs in the game. Hot Launch golf clubs are sold at more affordable prices but are still a great performance line of golf clubs. Both of these lines reflect the best technology built into the clubs and can be custom-fitted. David Glod founded the company in 1986, and today Glod is one of the preeminent club designers. Tour Edge offers a military discount and a lifetime warranty.