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The clubs I am thinking about buying have weights that you can use to adjust the feel of the club head.  I was wondering if that is legal for competition?  What I mean is there are separate weights you can add or take away that make it either heavier or lighter, and I tried searching it on google but I didn't come up with anything hardly!  Thanks in advance.

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Legal as long as you don't change anything during a round.  You can change the weight before a round, but then once you begin, you must leave it that way.

Rick

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Originally Posted by ggolokin

is that the same with adjustable drivers and stuff?



Yes

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