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Mr3Putt Dedicated Member

Mr3Putt

If not, you should!

Here's a site that I've used a few times for high quality personalized shaft labels.

You get a sheet of (20 I think) labels for $2.50. They call it "free", but you pay for shipping. I've used these labels for years, it's nice to have your sticks (and rangefinder) unobtrusively ID'd. I got a club back once before my round was over, it was in my league and the guy knew me. Believe me they help.

These are really heavy duty weatherproof tags. They have a line of advertising on them, but it is positioned so you can cut it off prior to installation if you want.


On Mine I just have:

Name
Cell Number
REWARD IF FOUND
THANKS!

I don't know is an address is relevant.

That's all.

I have no affiliations with the site, It's just a really good deal.
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PiKapp23 Great Member

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I've been thinking of labeling them with the loft and lie specs (since they are custom it makes it easier to have them checked/adjusted as needed) and maybe even my yardages.
Driver: SQ DYMO STR8-Fit
4 Wood: SQ DYMO
2H (17*), 4H (23*) & 5H (26*): Fli-Hi CLK
Irons (5-6): MX-900; (7-PW): MP-60
Wedges (51/6*): MP-T Chrome; (56/13): MP-R ChromePutter: White Hot XG 2-Ball CSPreferred Ball: e5+/e7+/B330-RXGPS Unit: NEOPush Cart: 2.0
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Brooklyn Well Established Member

Brooklyn

I get pretty crazy about how my clubs are positioned in my bag so i would be hard pressed to lose one... But i like the idea of the loft and my yardages with them... at least while im getting used to these new irons...
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DES NUTTZ Well Established Member

DES NUTTZ

I registered my Callaway irons on their website and they send you free labels for doing it so they should be arriving soon.

What's In My Bag:
Driver: TaylorMade R11s 9* w/ Fujikura Motore F1
3 Wood: TaylorMade R11s w/ Mitsubishi Fubuki 
Irons: Taylormade R11
Wedges: Titleist SM4 Vokey 52.08, 56.11, 60.04 
Putter: Odyssey Metal-X #9
Ball: Taylormade Penta TP5

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Zeph Incredible Member

Zeph

I've been thinking of labeling them with the loft and lie specs (since they are custom it makes it easier to have them checked/adjusted as needed) and maybe even my yardages.

Why would you label the yardages? They may change in time and should be easy enough to remember in the head.

I don't label my clubs, but have thought about doing it. Thanks for the tip on the website Mr3Putt, looks good, they are even shipping internationally.

Ogio Grom | Callaway X Hot Pro | Callaway X-Utility 3i | Mizuno MX-700 23º | Titleist Vokey SM 52.08, 58.12 | Mizuno MX-700 15º | Titleist 910 D2 9,5º | Scotty Cameron Newport 2 | Titleist Pro V1x and Taylormade Penta | Leupold GX-1

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Thanks for the link.

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:callaway: X-12 4-PW Memphis 10

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Mr3Putt Dedicated Member

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If not, you should! Here's a site that I've used a few times for high quality personalized shaft labels. You get a sheet of (20 I think) labels for $2.50. They call it "free", but you pay for shipping. I've used these labels for years, it's nice to have your sticks (and rangefinder) unobtrusively ID'd. I got a club back once before my round was over, it was in my league and the guy knew me. Believe me they help. These are really heavy duty weatherproof tags. They have a line of advertising on them, but it is positioned so you can cut it off prior to installation if you want. On Mine I just have: Name Cell Number REWARD IF FOUND THANKS! I don't know is an address is relevant. That's all. I have no affiliations with the site, It's just a really good deal.

I got a few PM's saying there was no link in the original post. Actually the word "link" was the link.

Anyway, here's the link.... https://www.pinhighinc.com/pinhighin...els/design.asp
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FairwayFrank Member

FairwayFrank

That is a Great deal , thank you very much. I was kind of scared they wouldn't ship to Cananda but they do!

Driver : Sasquatch 5900 aka ''The square thing''
Hybrid : 3DX 18*
Irons : TA6
Wedges : tour action 588 Reg. 56*
Rac Satin 60*Putter : Eye2 black dotBalls : Pro V1x or E6+Bag : Carry bag

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deafheaven Well Established Member

deafheaven

I think labelling with your yardages may be illegal but I'm not sure. I did so when I first took up golf 4 years ago and was told so but I never bothered to look it up. Love the idea of labelling all the other info though.
Driver :Adams Speedline 9032LS 10.5*
Woods:Wilson Staff FYbrid 3W
Hybrids:Wilson Staff FYbrid (wood/hybrid gap)
Hybrids:Ben Hogan Edge CFT 3H & 4H
Irons:King Cobra S9 5I-PWSand Wedge:Cleveland CG12-58*Putter:Ping Redwood AnserBall:Nike Karma/Topflite GamerFavourite Gizmo:Club Caddy
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Danattherock Great Member

Danattherock

Mr3putt,

Thanks man. I need to do this and you reminded me of that. Well worth it and I have had a club returned years back that I left on a greenside. I was out of town and the guy called me. I had to drive over an hour, but I would never got that club back had it not been labeled. Cheap insurance.
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Scrape-o-TheClown

Thank OP for the link. I just bought an entire new setup of clubs Driver through putter and really needed to get them labeled. What a great website.

FT-5 Tour 9.5 Driver Fujikura E360 X-Stiff
14 Degree Fairway Wood Fujikura Platform
Fusion 21 Degree Hybrid Aldila NV Stiff
X-20 Irons (Uniflex Nippon Shafts)
X Tour Vintage Wedges 54 and 58 Degree Studio Design Stainless Newport 35" Diablo Golf Ball"I must learn there is a difference between...

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plugged Dedicated Member

plugged

I drew arrows on mine to remind me which end to swing with.

Driver: Burner 10.5 deg
5W: R7 18 deg
3H: Idea Tech
4-PW: MP-57
GW: Vokey 52 degSW: 56 degLW: 60 degPutter: Black Series 1 34"Ball: Pro V1

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retexan599 Well Established Member

retexan599

Yes, each of my clubs is labeled with name, address, phone. Made them from ordinary Avery peel and stick filing labels made with a MS Word template and printed on my inkjet printer. Then I wrap a layer of scotch tape around that to protect from weather. However, they do smear or get worn more readily than I want, so I am going to try the referenced shaft label site, and thanks to the OP for that. I have had clubs returned twice when I left one on the course, so it is worth doing. Besides, when a fellow player notices the label, he thinks you are smart

John Hanley
Sugar Land, TX
Driver: Pinemeadow ZR-1 460cc 10.5 degree; senior flex graphite shaft;
6-PW: ProStaff Oversize; graphite (about 13 years old);
Adams Tight Lies fairway woods.

Cleveland CG14 56° sand wedge

Zebra 395gm Mallet putter

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Beantown Beancounter

thanks for the link. Just ordered a set.

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Sasquatch Tour Stand Bag

taylor made R9 460 - 10.5 | taylor made Burner Wood - 15 | callaway BB Heavenwood 3 Hybrid - 20 | nickent 3dx RC 4 Hybrid - 23 |mizuno MX300 5-PW | titleist SM Vokey - 50/54/58 | scotty cameron Fastback - 33'' | titleist NXT Tourhttp://www...

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87vert Established Member

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I think labelling with your yardages may be illegal but I'm not sure. I did so when I first took up golf 4 years ago and was told so but I never bothered to look it up. Love the idea of labelling all the other info though.

Dave Pelz recommends it in his Short Game bible, he states that it is perfectly legal.

In my Staff bag:
Bazooka HP-5 Driver 460cc
Bazooka OS HP-5 3/5 Woods
Jmax QL Irons 5-PW (Graphite Stiff Shafts)
X-tour Gap Wedge 52* X-tour Sand Wedge 56* Lob Wedge 60* Rossa Daytona 1 Putter

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