The manual explains how to maintain the equipment, clarifies the fitting system, and distinguishes how it stands out from other manufacturers' clubs based on a player's ability, strength, grip, and length. It also features a letter from Nancy Lopez thanking the customer for her purchase. Lange put her 35 years of being a pro golfer to good use, selling clubs strictly through her vast network of golf teachers and pros who employ her 30-minute clubfitting process. She guarantees women will find the proper head design, shaft, lie, length, and grip for their games and swings. The company offers eight graphite and two steel shafts in many flexes, three head styles of woods, three head styles of irons, a wedge system, and putters at competitive prices.
Women can buy clubs one at a time or in sets.
Club specifications are kept on file so all clubs can be matched. And the company ships clubs within two days of receiving the order. Most noticeable on all of these club lines is the absence of pinks and bright greens that male club designers used to think would appeal to women. They're real clubs with serious aesthetics that have been designed specifically for female swings. Likewise, several ball manufacturers are also catering to women with balls that fly and roll optimally for most women's swing speeds.