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Can anyone help me out on this one? I've got a Nike VR 5W reg shaft (Aldila Voodoo) which is starting to crack. It's got one crack forming down the shaft from where the club head joins about 1 inch long. On the opposite side is another the same length but this one has taken a U turn and gone back up. Unfortunately the club has just passed it's warranty date. Is there anything I can do to strengthen the shaft without having to purchase a new one? Also, the cracking hasn't yet altered the performance of the club. Cheers! Martin

Cobra AMP 9.5* driver Nike VR Pro 15* 3W Nike VR 19* 5W Titleist AP1 irons 4-PW Nike VR Pro wedges 50.10 56.10 - Nike VR wedge 58.10 Scotty Cameron Newport 2 putter Pro V1x ball


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