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The Mulligan Shack

Custom golf clubs, repairs & lessons · Grand Valley, OntarioYour clubs.Your game.Dialed in.

Custom club building, repairs and one-on-one coaching in Grand Valley, a short drive from Orangeville. From the workbench to the simulator, it is all done by golfers who sweat the small stuff.

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The Mulligan Shack logo: a cartoon duck in a cap holding a golf club in front of a wooden shack

Your build goes here

Heads
Yours or new
Shafts
Chosen for your swing
Grips
Sized to your hands
Ferrules
Pick your stripe
Paint fill
Your colours
Specs
Length · loft · lie · swing weight
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The shop
Grand Valley, Ontario
On the bench
Builds · Reshafts · Regrips · Loft & lie
In the sim
Foresight launch monitor
Hours
By appointment

Off the bench

Recent work.

Full builds and small jobs get the same attention. Most projects come with a ticket: what went into it, written down.

The process

How a build comes together.

No mystery and no upsell. Five steps from first chat to finished clubs.

  1. Talk it through

    What you play now, what you want it to do, and how you want it to look. No jargon needed. Bring the clubs if you have them.

  2. Spec it

    Length, loft, lie, swing weight, shaft and grip, written down before anything gets ordered or cut, so the set matches from the longest iron to the last wedge.

  3. Build it

    Shafts prepped and installed, ferrules dressed flush, grips on straight. One club at a time, checked against the spec as it goes together.

  4. Finish it

    Paint fill, ferrules, the small stuff. This is the part people notice when your bag is on the first tee.

  5. Dial it in

    Lofts and lies get a final check. Ask about hitting them on the simulator before they go in the bag.

  6. Start with step one

Lessons & simulator

The numbers don’t lie. Neither do we.

One-on-one lessons and swing analysis on a Foresight simulator. You see ball speed, launch, spin and carry on every swing, and we explain what it means in plain English.

Launch monitor7 iron · Sample
Ball speed
118.4mph
Launch angle
17.2deg
Backspin
6,350rpm
Carry
164yds
Club path
1.8deg in-to-out
Face to path
-0.9deg
Example numbers. Yours are the ones that matter.

Our partners

Good builds start with good parts.

We build with components from suppliers we trust.

About the shack

It started with building clubs for friends.

Then friends of friends. The bench got busier, the tools got better, and a hobby turned into a real shop.

It still runs the same way: by golfers, for golfers, with straight answers and work we would put in our own bags.

Read the story

Follow the bench

New builds as they leave the shop.

  • Copper TaylorMade P·UDI driving iron head on the bench with a Fujikura 10-X shaft, striped ferrule and red patterned grip
  • Two irons face-out against the shop wall with black, white and silver striped ferrules on black shafts
  • Titleist iron heads on a cloth bag with black and white striped ferrules ready to install
  • Titleist 710 MB irons lined up against the pine shop wall with gold paint fill and green, cream and copper ferrules
  • Titleist 710 MB heads with gold paint fill laid out with striped ferrules and Project X shafts before assembly
  • Paint-filled TaylorMade P·7TW iron heads on the bench with green and gold striped ferrules and a green RIPIT grip