I was surfing for driver heads, today and came across some that were labeled "Hot Melt Driver Heads." Apparently, this is a process that is used to make the head, heavier. Does anyone know how this process works? What the effects are on trajectory, swingweight, etc? Also, this seemed to be standard on tour equipment. Is this a costly process?
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