Shortening the driver shaft...

[Lihu]

  On 10/10/2017 at 2:16 PM, Hacker James said:

I read somewhere that Ben Hogan had a wire running under his grip as a reminder thing. Sounds like that would not be legal, but perhaps back then, it was of no concern, or maybe he used it only in practice.

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I think it is legal to put a "lump" of extra tape down though?

[Hacker James]

  On 10/10/2017 at 2:20 PM, Lihu said:

I think it is legal to put a "lump" of extra tape down though?

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not sure.....this was mentioned in another thread recently when a rule was quoted about applying something to the shaft, grip, or head with the exception being it was okay to add lead weight to the head.  I think it was in the thread about adding an alignment marker to putter, but maybe have been in another thread.

[Lihu]

  On 10/10/2017 at 2:28 PM, Hacker James said:

not sure.....this was mentioned in another thread recently when a rule was quoted about applying something to the shaft, grip, or head with the exception being it was okay to add lead weight to the head.  I think it was in the thread about adding an alignment marker to putter, but maybe have been in another thread.

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It was discussed here:

Not sure if it is currently legal or not?

[Hacker James]

@Lihu  aha....finally an answer to the original question on my pool noodle grip fiasco (btw, mods changed the subject line).

this is OT for this thread, but it would appear that the maximum diameter for a grip is 1 7/8 making my 2 inch  non conforming. 

[Lihu]

  On 10/10/2017 at 2:51 PM, Hacker James said:

@Lihu  aha....finally an answer to the original question on my pool noodle grip fiasco (btw, mods changed the subject line).

this is OT for this thread, but it would appear that the maximum diameter for a grip is 1 7/8 making my 2 inch  non conforming. 

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Possibly, but I'd look it up in USGA before concluding anything though. They changed some rules, so take a look first before discounting your invention.