A golf ferrule is a small trim ring installed between the club head and shaft at the top of the hosel. It is primarily cosmetic and creates a clean visual transition after assembly while covering any turning or finishing marks from installation.

Custom golf ferrules are cosmetic and do not affect club performance when properly installed. Their purpose is visual — improving the finished look of the club and allowing for color and design customization.

Yes. We offer a wide range of colored and custom design golf ferrules across multiple design series, including ring patterns, multi-color combinations, and specialty finishes. Builders can choose ferrules by color family or design style to create a consistent visual theme across a set.

Yes. Many builders mix ferrule colors and design series within a set to create a custom look. Our ferrules are available in multiple colorways and are sold in builder-friendly pack sizes to support mix-and-match builds.

Ferrule inside diameter should match your shaft tip size. Most taper tip iron shafts use .355 ferrules, while most parallel tip shafts use .370 ferrules. If you are unsure, check the shaft specifications or measure the tip with calipers before ordering.

Our ferrules fit most modern iron and wedge heads when matched to the correct shaft tip size (.355 or .370). Builders commonly turn ferrules down slightly during finishing to perfectly match the hosel outside diameter.

Our custom ferrules have a .550" base outside diameter. This allows builders to turn them down during finishing to match a wide range of hosel sizes for a flush, professional look.

Yes. Turning ferrules down is a standard club-building practice. After installation, builders typically sand and polish the ferrule so it sits perfectly flush with the hosel for a seamless finish.

Ferrule installation typically requires removing the club head, installing the ferrule on the shaft, re-epoxying the head, and then turning and polishing the ferrule after curing. We recommend installation by an experienced club builder for best results.

No, our custom ferrules do not have a collar. However they can be installed on most brands without issues. If you need any clarification about your brand, please reach out to our support team.

Our custom golf ferrules are sold in minimum 3-packs or 10-packs, depending on the product listing. This ensures consistent color matching and quality control across builds while still giving builders flexibility to mix and match designs across a set.