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brycetoseeyou Newbie

brycetoseeyou

Hey guys,

I'm thinking of removing 1" from my Scotty Cameron Fastback 1.5. It's a touch long at 35" stock for my stance and style.

The head will need heaver weights in the head (two 10g are on heel and toe).

Just wondering if Titlelist do these kinds of putter modifications?

Cheers

 

 

 


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Yes, for a decent price. Or you can do it locally. It's not like cutting 1" off is all that difficult. The weights can be ordered.

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Adam C Great Member

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Guessing the cost will be around $80-$100 for the length adjustment, weight change and new grip. Also probably will take 4 weeks (guessing).

I would for sure do it yourself or find a local shop to do it.


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If you get a decent tubing cutter, it’s easy to do and much cleaner than a hacksaw. I had Scotty Cameron reshaft my putter years ago and adjust the loft and lie to my specs. They did a nice job.

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gg194 Established Member

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Have an old SC that's apparently been cut off, shaft band says 34" but measures 33"and it feels pretty good. 

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Would it be easier to look around for a shorter shaft that can just be popped in? That way, you have the original shaft AND a replacement in case you might want to sell it on in the future. IF it costs $100 to go through all the cutting and re-gripping, weights, etc...  It may be worth just re-shafting in the correct length with another 'original' shaft. Just a thought.


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I have a Squareback #1 that I had locally cut from 35" to 33.5". I popped in some 20g weights and a Golf Pride grip and never looked back.  

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