Sheets Design Group was formed in late 2008 by golf industry veterans with experience in all aspects of golf equipment. From designing or customizing a golf club our staff has done it all. Our experience ranges from working with Hall of Fame PGA touring pros to helping out novice golfers improve their equipment. We can design for you a complete family of woods, irons and putters for production and distribution. Or we can help you develop that single dream putter that you pondered over for so long in your mind. From the largest design executions to your own pet project Sheets Design Group can make that idea come to life.

Mission Statement
Moving the Golf Industry into the next century through leading edge software and design technology. We are committed to maintaining a high standard of excellence in all that we do and to continue our relationship of mutual trust and service with each of our clients.

About Jeff Sheets
Following his graduation from the San Diego Golf Academy (now the Golf Academy of America) in August 1988, Jeff Sheets was recruited to be the resident shaft expert on the PGA Tour for Brunswick Golf (now known as Rifle/Royal Precision under the True Temper Company). Throughout his golfing career he has been focused 100% on equipment and has fit many of the world's top competitors. Jeff has designed clubs for major equipment manufacturers, led focus groups with amateurs, and educated countless up-and-coming club makers.

Sheets has designed, assembled, and fit clubs used by top competitors to win major championships, countless tour events and Ryder Cup matches. It is no surprise that some of his most memorable achievements include the work he has done with touring professionals. He has worked closely with Nick Faldo, and rebuilt Faldo’s clubs in the weeks prior to his back-to-back Masters victories. While Lee Janzen was playing on the mini tours, Jeff began working on his equipment, eventually building the set Lee used to win the U.S. Open years later. He has worked on club head designs with Payne Stewart and Lanny Wadkins, and shares multiple patents with Lee Trevino. Jeff designed the set of clubs used by Dave Stockton to win the U.S. Senior Open, and also designed the woods, irons, and putter used by Chris Johnson in her LPGA Championship victory. It is also notable that Jeff built the first metal driver that Arnold Palmer ever put into play in a PGA Tournament (Arnie opened with a 66 in Palm Springs against the 'flat bellies' that day in 1992).

Jeff first devoted his energies to golf club research & development in the early 1990’s - just as the technological boom was hitting the golf industry. While at Founders Club he created classic player’s models such as the Tour-CB cavity back forgings, as well as many game improvement irons and woods. During his time at Spalding, he oversaw the development of the Top-Flite Tour irons which quickly became the #1 iron on the Senior PGA Tour. Jeff also orchestrated the product line of the Hogan re-launch in 1999 via the development of the Apex and Apex Plus irons and the Special Wedges. His next calling was at Wilson, where he designed the first generation of award winning Deep Red woods and irons. Jeff's career came full circle from his early clubmaking days when he became Golfsmith's Chief Technical Officer in 2002. He has been responsible for hundreds of designs under the Snake Eyes, Lynx, Killer Bee, and Golfsmith brand names during his employment there. With 21 patents, and over 400 club head designs, Jeff Sheets is the most prolific golf club designer in the industry today.

Meet the Team

David Cersley David Cersley joined up with Sheets when he was recruited off the course and into the design studio where his mechanical engineering skills are best applied. David has been instrumental in guiding over 200 clubhead designs to market as the company's Director of Product Development. His skills as a design engineer are matched by his skill on the course. In addition to designing, David orchestrates the progress and logistics of each development program coordinating the worldwide efforts necessary to bring a new project to market.
Roy Tousley Roy Tousley’s professional training as an engineer served as a segue into understanding the physics of golf club performance and fitting. His passion for the game led him to Q School on the Senior Tour while his pursuits in equipment customization, research and development led him to working with Jeff Sheets. Roy maintains a successful club crafting business in his R&M Golfworks company where he has represented the golf industry well with clients from the PGA, LPGA and numerous Mini Tours to aspiring collegiate and junior golfers. Tousley has been acknowledged by the industry as a leader and a humanitarian. He has achieved Master Craftsman status and is recipient of Arizona and Western Regional Clubmaker of the Year in addition to being recognized with the Harvey Penick Award.