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I have an odd question that I can't seem to find an answer on the web. I have a TaylorMade r7 SuperQuad and have been experimenting with the weights. Well, least to say after several times out on the range, I've found that my swing really benefited when I bulked up the weight a bit. If you're familiar with TaylorMade's movable weight technology, you can change the weights that screw into the head of the driver. What i've done is the following:

Inside weights: 12 grams each
Outside weights: 6 grams each
http://www.golfclubsmentor.com/image...0superquad.jpg

I've found I have a more stable swing when I put in a little bit more weight. My question is whether there is a max that I can screw in that are within USGA regulations? I'm good with the weight right now, but just wanted to make sure I was within regulations. Thanks in advance for the feedback!!!

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Althought I'm not entirely sure, I don't believe there is. If I remember correctly, the weights that the tour players used in their r7 were heavier than any of the weights available to the public.

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