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Yeah, the superstroke 21" belly grip that I cut down already weighed 145 grams. Now, I'm messing with different size/weight clevis pins to insert in the shaft (you can buy them a lowe’s for like a $1), to achieve the best feel.

Well, I did it and love it. Cut it down to 39" (I didnt' but golf galaxy did). Messing around with adding weight in the butt end before I officially glue the grip back together. Anyone who has a belly putter and doesn't use it anymore should give this a try. Feels so smooooth.

Please tell me if this is stupid or not. I want to cut down my belly putter to around 37-38 inches. I have a odyssey dart with a super stroke slim grip. I was thinking of using a razor knife to remove the top 1 inch of the butt end. Then using a fine hack saw to cut through the grip and shaft at the 37 inch mark then using the razor knife to remove another 1 inch of the existing grip and replace that with the butt end I removed earlier. I also want to add a clevis pin inside the shaft to add counter weight. I'm tired of my belly putter and I've heard of people doing this and want to give it a try. I know the conventional way would be to remove grip, trim, and replace with new grip, but would like to keep my current grip to save a few bucks. My main question is am I screwing up using a hacksaw to cut through the shaft? Thanks.