 Bobby Grace Putters has a unique background when it comes to the science of metallurgy. Grace was the first putter manufacturer to uBobby Grace Putters has a unique background when it comes to the science of metallurgy. Grace was the first putter manufacturer to use multi-density metals - mixing high and low density metals to achieve the highest moment of inertia in a mallet putter.
Mr. Dewalt brings a lifetime of experience in the metallurgy industry.
He attended Penn State University, School of Metallurgy and graduated in 1955 and did post graduate work at Butler University, Indianapolis and Wright State University, Dayton.
Beginning in 1955, Mr. Dewalt worked with Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corporation for twelve years as the Indianapolis Office District Manager in charge of sales and office functions. In 1967 he was promoted to
Regional Office Manager, which put him in charge of sales and office functions for the Dayton, Cincinnati and Indianapolis offices. In 1970 he received a national position with Allegheny, becaming the Manager of Administrative Services Budgets for 17 nationwide Field Sales offices reporting to the Vice President of Sales and served at the discretion of the CEO and the Board of Directors.
In 1976 Mr. Dewalt moved to Florida, taking the position of Marketing & Sales Manager for Fullerton Metals Company in Hialeah, Florida. Finally, Mr. Dewalt started his own metal distributing company, Kodiak Metal Services, Inc. in St. Petersburg.
Mr. Dewalt’s years of experience in the field of metallurgy will be combined with Bobby Grace’s innovative and creative approach to putter design. The synergy created between Mr. Dewalt and Mr. Grace gives Bobby Grace Putters a unique and dynamic skill set in their research and development division.
Bobby Grace Putters has a unique background when it comes to the science of metallurgy. Grace was the first putter manufacturer to use multi-density metals - mixing high and low density metals to achieve the highest moment of inertia in a mallet putter.
Mr. Dewalt brings a lifetime of experience in the metallurgy industry.
He attended Penn State University, School of Metallurgy and graduated in 1955 and did post graduate work at Butler University, Indianapolis and Wright State University, Dayton.
Beginning in 1955, Mr. Dewalt worked with Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corporation for twelve years as the Indianapolis Office District Manager in charge of sales and office functions. In 1967 he was promoted to
Regional Office Manager, which put him in charge of sales and office functions for the Dayton, Cincinnati and Indianapolis offices. In 1970 he received a national position with Allegheny, becaming the Manager of Administrative Services Budgets for 17 nationwide Field Sales offices reporting to the Vice President of Sales and served at the discretion of the CEO and the Board of Directors.
In 1976 Mr. Dewalt moved to Florida, taking the position of Marketing & Sales Manager for Fullerton Metals Company in Hialeah, Florida. Finally, Mr. Dewalt started his own metal distributing company, Kodiak Metal Services, Inc. in St. Petersburg.
Mr. Dewalt's years of experience in the field of metallurgy will be combined with Bobby Grace's innovative and creative approach to putter design. The synergy created between Mr. Dewalt and Mr. Grace gives Bobby Grace Putters a unique and dynamic skill set in their research and development division.
se multi-density metals - mixing high and low density metals to achieve the highest moment of inertia in a mallet putter.
Mr. Dewalt brings a lifetime of experience in the metallurgy industry.
He attended Penn State University, School of Metallurgy and graduated in 1955 and did post graduate work at Butler University, Indianapolis and Wright State University, Dayton.
Beginning in 1955, Mr. Dewalt worked with Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corporation for twelve years as the Indianapolis Office District Manager in charge of sales and office functions. In 1967 he was promoted to
Regional Office Manager, which put him in charge of sales and office functions for the Dayton, Cincinnati and Indianapolis offices. In 1970 he received a national position with Allegheny, becaming the Manager of Administrative Services Budgets for 17 nationwide Field Sales offices reporting to the Vice President of Sales and served at the discretion of the CEO and the Board of Directors.
In 1976 Mr. Dewalt moved to Florida, taking the position of Marketing & Sales Manager for Fullerton Metals Company in Hialeah, Florida. Finally, Mr. Dewalt started his own metal distributing company, Kodiak Metal Services, Inc. in St. Petersburg.
Mr. Dewalt’s years of experience in the field of metallurgy will be combined with Bobby Grace’s innovative and creative approach to putter design. The synergy created between Mr. Dewalt and Mr. Grace gives Bobby Grace Putters a unique and dynamic skill set in their research and development division.
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