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My 3-wood's shaft (Adams stock shaft) seems to be VERY tip flexible. This creates a nice 15 yard hook when i catch this club clean (makes me very afraid from the rough lol). So i was wondering if putting a strip of lead tape about going 2 inches up the shaft at the tip above the hozel would help to make the tip stiffer. Might be a stupid question, but just wondering

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Callaway X460 10 w/ Fujikara 65 Stiff
Adams Ovation 2 15 degrees
Cobra Baffler 23 degree Powerbilt Grand Slam II Irons Callaway Forged+ 54 wedge Rossa AGSI+ Daytona 1 NXT or NXT Tour


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It would not alter the characteristics of the shaft. what's more it would make the heel end of your club head heavier and hook more. Someone correct me if I am wrong, but tip flex affects height more than direction. tip stiff gives you a lower ball flight and viceversa. You may have better luck sticking it behind the toe of the club. my 2 Cs.

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905R 9.5* Fujikura Speeder S
X 15* Fujikura R
X 19* Fujikura S
4-P MP-14 TT DGS300 53* 588 Gunmetal MP series 56-14 TT wedge MP-R 60-09 Rifle SpinnerDFX Two ball Pro V1


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