Newton Golf designs and makes premium golf equipment, with carbon fiber golf shafts as the core business. The company's primary product line is the Newton Motion shaft series — carbon fiber composite shafts for drivers, fairway woods, and hybrids — which it manufactures in-house at its own facility in St. Joseph, Missouri. Newton also sells premium putters under the Newton Gravity brand, which use a proprietary ultra-low balance point design, though the putter business is clearly secondary to shafts. Newton sells through a mix of direct-to-consumer via its website and wholesale through professional club fitters, golf pro shops, off-course retailers, and international distribution partners in Japan and South Korea. Club fitter relationships are central to the business model, as golfers in the premium shaft market typically rely on professional fitters to recommend specific shafts rather than selecting them independently. Newton's domestic manufacturing is a deliberate choice — most competitors outsource to Asia — which management argues provides quality control and engineering flexibility, at the cost of higher production costs. The St. Joseph facility has meaningful spare capacity, so revenue can scale without proportional capital investment. Newton is a small company with 38 full-time employees, went public in 2023, and has done multiple equity raises since, reflecting an early-stage growth profile. Near-term strategy centers on expanding the shaft product line across club types, broadening the club fitter and retail network, and growing international distribution.