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By Shindig ·
Not sure about middle schoolers, but I found out at some point early in my golf playing that the high school I went to was notorious for cheating at golf. Supposedly the coach had players cut a hole in a pocket so they could drop a ball. I didn't play in high school, but I know who the golf coach was when I was there and it wouldn't surprise me if he did that. I didn't realize there was a reason to not clean one's clubs. After a shot, I'll almost always wet then dry the face of a club, and I'll check if a face is clean before I hit and will give it a quick wiping before hitting if I think it needs it. I thought that I did was far more common practice. -
By Darkfrog ·
No clue how to repair something like that, but I am wondering how a club gets a dent like that in it. That is a serious crater. -
By Dunit507 ·
I’m not an expert on this subject by any means but I would say no it can’t be fixed. Caught my attention because I have the g400 3h and it’s a great club. -
By WillieT ·
I know this is a rare bird and there may not be any help other than trashing the head after pulling the shaft. On a whim, I found a Ping G400 4h real cheap on the 'bay ($30 plus $15 so I am about $ 50 in). I knew there were some serious scratches on top, but did not really look at the photos to notice it has a major dent on the top near the toe side. It is on the way here, so I don't have any actual photos to share. Here is the photo from the auction. My real questions are - can the head be repaired (I have been researching this and there is not a lot out there as it relates to golf clubs)? If repaired, does it become a "non-conforming" club per USGA rules, I don't think it matters as I am not planning to enter any tourney's any time soon. This may be a grand adventure as I have read that applying heat with a heat gun, followed by Dust-It type spray (CO2) to super chill will get the metal to move. Will have to see.... -
By boogielicious ·
Day 284: Worked a bit on my priority pieces with a new drill to feel the left leg push back. Then worked on tempo.
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