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Currently I have a set of MP 57's with PX 5.5 shafts and I'm interested in 6.0 PX shafts but the tips are different? On the 5.5 are .355 and the 6.0 are .370? Can I still get the 6.0 to fit my MP 57's? Thanks.

In my bag:
MP 57's 4-PW KBS Stiff
Ping G 20 10.5* Stiff
Taylormade V Steel 3 and 5 wood

Bridgestone J33 R Hybrid 21* NV Shaft
Mizuno MP Quad Cut 52* and 56* Spinner Shafts

Scotty Cameron Newport Two TeI3


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so no clubmakers out here???

In my bag:
MP 57's 4-PW KBS Stiff
Ping G 20 10.5* Stiff
Taylormade V Steel 3 and 5 wood

Bridgestone J33 R Hybrid 21* NV Shaft
Mizuno MP Quad Cut 52* and 56* Spinner Shafts

Scotty Cameron Newport Two TeI3


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Currently I have a set of MP 57's with PX 5.5 shafts and I'm interested in 6.0 PX shafts but the tips are different? On the 5.5 are .355 and the 6.0 are .370? Can I still get the 6.0 to fit my MP 57's? Thanks.

http://www.royalprecision.com/royalp...n/projectx.asp You can get them in either diameter. I don't understand what you're asking - you should know (with the help of the site and what you've ordered) more than we can know. Either way, if you have 5.5's you can re-shaft with 6.0's. They're both made in the same diameter(s).

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