Profile: McHenry Metals Golf Corp (GLFN.PK)

McHenry Metals Golf Corp., formed in April 1997, designs, develops and markets golf clubs. The clubs are being sold to both average and skilled golfers based on performance, ease of use and appearance. The Company has formulated several concepts that are being used in the design and manufacture of the clubs. Since 1998, McHenry has marketed and distributed a complete line of TourPure drivers and fairway woods, which combine titanium and tungsten. The Company was formed through a reverse acquisition between McHenry Metals, Inc. and Micro-ASI International, Inc.

The comprehensive TourPure line includes five drivers and six fairway woods. Left-handed versions of the driver were designed in two models and shorter shafts and smaller grips were made available for ladies clubs. In addition, six shafts were developed to match player swing speeds (70, 80, 90, 100, 110 and 120 miles per hour). The TourPure driver's Tungsten Power Ring replaces clubhead volume with 16 grams of high-density mass precisely positioned behind a huge titanium sweet spot. The Tungsten Power Ring produces optimal launch angles and reduces backspin, resulting in more roll and distance down the fairway. This use of metals and strategic weighting creates a driver that is designed to be forgiving, easy to hit and long.

The TourPure driver also incorporates an ultra-thin, beta-titanium face for improved feel and responsiveness and an LTLF (low torque, low frequency) ultralight graphite shaft for maximum control and greater distance. The LTLF shaft is a design supplied by Grafalloy, the maker of an ultra-light shaft.

Like the multi-metal TourPure drivers, TourPure fairway woods combine titanium with tungsten. For these clubs, the Company's design team integrated a lightweight cast titanium shell, a super-strong and ultra-thin beta-titanium face and the 72-gram, high-density Tungsten Power Rails. The fairway woods also use the LTLF shaft made by Grafalloy for improved control and playability.