How It’s Made (Canada), On The Discovery Channel, Features Daito Golf This Tuesday, March 28th at 8:30 PM. Check local listings for repeated broadcast.

Montreal, Canada— Have you ever wanted to know what makes a Daito Golf product so special? Now you can by tuning into “How It’s Made”, airing on the Discovery Channel, this Tuesday at 8:30 PM (March 28, 2006). Go behind the scenes at Daito Golf and learn more about Canada’s premier putter manufacturer. It is an all access pass right onto the machine shop floor where you will witness the complex CNC Milling process and strict quality control standards in order to produce a precision crafted putter head. Next, see the care that goes into the final stages of assembly, which thus results into a premium product that goes directly into the hands of golfers all over the world. Each Daito Golf putter head is 100% CNC-milled from solid blocks of either aeronautical aluminum, stainless steel, cold finished steel as well as various other precious metals.  Relying on over 100 combined years of experience in metallurgy and machining and the latest in design technology, Daito Golf’s manufacturing process allows them to take full advantage of solid metals in order to produce a putter with unrivaled heel-to-toe and face balancing.  In addition, Daito Golf’s putters are available in a wide range of finishes and the quality of each individual putter is constantly maintained through every process of production.  The result is a premium product that provides both professional and weekend golfers with the superior accuracy they are looking for and the genuine feel and consistency they have only dreamed about.

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