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i'm trying to put a new longer shaft in a cool old hogan putter so i can use it with my second set. it's a hogan radial jr . putter i bought in like ~1995 with one of my first sets. it uses a thin shaft that i can't seem to find any info on. does anyone know if i can get a new shaft to fit this thing?

905T 9.5* Driver, Aldilla NV &
Great Big Bertha S2H2 10* Driver (1996), DG X100
906F2 18* Metal, DG X200
DCI 990 1-iron, DG S300
690MB 2-PW, Rifle 6.5 Apex Redline 3-E (1992), Apex 448-06, 54-14, 58-8, 60-4 Oil Can, Rifle Flighted 6.5Studio Design 1.5 PutterRadial Blade Putter (1992)


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bump - has anyone reshafted a junior putter? was it a junior specific shaft? is there a standard junior shaft tip diameter? i know it probably sounds stupid, but i really want to putt with this thing again!

905T 9.5* Driver, Aldilla NV &
Great Big Bertha S2H2 10* Driver (1996), DG X100
906F2 18* Metal, DG X200
DCI 990 1-iron, DG S300
690MB 2-PW, Rifle 6.5 Apex Redline 3-E (1992), Apex 448-06, 54-14, 58-8, 60-4 Oil Can, Rifle Flighted 6.5Studio Design 1.5 PutterRadial Blade Putter (1992)


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