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Hi Guys,

I am looking at costing changing to new shafts for my irons (Stiff) I have spoken to a club maker where I live and he has costed changing each shaft in my irons (4-PW) at £15 a club, this includes...

"removal of old shafts - trim new shafts to match my orig spec (+1/4") - fit new shafts and grips and re-swing weight back to original specifications"

I asked how he would re-swing weight as I did not want any ugly shite stuck to my club heads

He said

"all swing weighting is done with lead powder and cork down inside the shafts so its not visible to the eye."

Is this right for adjusting swing weight and how would this not come loose?

He also said that I need .355 Taper tipped for the Ping i15's, is that right?

Thinking I may just order a new set direct from Ping in my spec with stiff shafts and then sell mine, may work out cheaper?

:tmade: M2 10.5° - Fujikura Pro 60 - Stiff
:tmade: V-Steel 18° - M.A.S Ultralight- Stiff
:ping: G400 4-UW - AWT 2.0 - Stiff
:tmade: Tour Preferred 58° ATV - KBS Tour-V - Wedge
:scotty_cameron: Select SquareBack - 34" - SuperStroke MS 2.0


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Hi Guys,

You do know that the cost you quoted was probably without grips and shafts right? What did he quote you for shaft prices? You could always send your irons back to Ping to get reshafted too. Or sell yours and buy new ones.

.355T is correct for Ping Irons.

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You do know that the cost you quoted was probably without grips and shafts right? What did he quote you for shaft prices? You could always send your irons back to Ping to get reshafted too. Or sell yours and buy new ones.

Aye yes I know that the shafts and grips are extra, I am getting shafts Dynamic Gold £120 or KBS Tour £140 4-PW and GP TV .58 round for £2.93 each.

I am also going to price it up with Ping for re-fitting with stiff AWT shafts.

:tmade: M2 10.5° - Fujikura Pro 60 - Stiff
:tmade: V-Steel 18° - M.A.S Ultralight- Stiff
:ping: G400 4-UW - AWT 2.0 - Stiff
:tmade: Tour Preferred 58° ATV - KBS Tour-V - Wedge
:scotty_cameron: Select SquareBack - 34" - SuperStroke MS 2.0


Posted
How about the

"all swing weighting is done with lead powder and cork down inside the shafts so its not visible to the eye."

Is this right?

:tmade: M2 10.5° - Fujikura Pro 60 - Stiff
:tmade: V-Steel 18° - M.A.S Ultralight- Stiff
:ping: G400 4-UW - AWT 2.0 - Stiff
:tmade: Tour Preferred 58° ATV - KBS Tour-V - Wedge
:scotty_cameron: Select SquareBack - 34" - SuperStroke MS 2.0


Posted
How about the

Could be. If you send them back to ping, they can put different weights in to get your sw where you want it. No lead powder in the shaft.


Posted
How about the

One way to adjust swing weight is to add weight to the head. This is accomplished by adding small piece of iron with 2 grams increment. They are inserted into the hosel or glued (use epoxy) to the shaft tip. They won't come loose because they are glued using high strength epoxy.

I've reshafted my irons couple time and this is what the Clubmaker did. Do not worry that the weight will come loose because it won't.
Whats in my Golf Bag:
Driver: Nike Sumo 5000
5 Wood: Mizuno MP-001
Iron: Mizuno MX-950 5-PW
Wedge: Cobra FP 60 degrePutter: Odyssey 2-BallBall: Yellow balls

Posted
The only way to adjust swing weight is to add weight to the head.

This is completely false. Changing grip weights will change the swing weight of the club. Cutting the shaft down will change the swing weight of the club. Adding shaft extensions will change the swing weight of the club.


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This is completely false. Changing grip weights will change the swing weight of the club. Cutting the shaft down will change the swing weight of the club. Adding shaft extensions will change the swing weight of the club.

Owww yess... It should be "One way to adjust"......

You should be a Spelling machine crunching on my Desktop.....
Whats in my Golf Bag:
Driver: Nike Sumo 5000
5 Wood: Mizuno MP-001
Iron: Mizuno MX-950 5-PW
Wedge: Cobra FP 60 degrePutter: Odyssey 2-BallBall: Yellow balls

Posted
Owww yess... It should be "One way to adjust"......

I should be a spelling machine? I didn't correct any of your spelling. "One way to adjust" is a far cry from "the only way to adjust."


Posted
I should be a spelling machine? I didn't correct any of your spelling. "One way to adjust" is a far cry from "the only way to adjust."

I said you are like my spelling machine..... OK!?

PS I know all the methods to change a club swing weight. Adding weight is "one way" to do it.
Whats in my Golf Bag:
Driver: Nike Sumo 5000
5 Wood: Mizuno MP-001
Iron: Mizuno MX-950 5-PW
Wedge: Cobra FP 60 degrePutter: Odyssey 2-BallBall: Yellow balls

Posted
Could be. If you send them back to ping, they can put different weights in to get your sw where you want it. No lead powder in the shaft.

NO need to send them back to Ping. All clubmakers can do this easy task.

Lead powder is one way to add weight to the head. It's a standard method.
Whats in my Golf Bag:
Driver: Nike Sumo 5000
5 Wood: Mizuno MP-001
Iron: Mizuno MX-950 5-PW
Wedge: Cobra FP 60 degrePutter: Odyssey 2-BallBall: Yellow balls

Posted
NO need to send them back to Ping. All clubmakers can do this easy task.

I am saying if he sends them back to Ping for reshafting they can put a different weighted medallion on the back to get to the sw he wants.

I said you are like my spelling machine..... OK!?

No, you said:

You should be a Spelling machine crunching on my Desktop.....

Insinuating that I merely corrected your spelling and/or grammar. When in fact I correct a false statement made by you. Are you having problems remembering what you wrote this morning? Or are you not saying what you mean?


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