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My favorite driver. A older tourwood swb99, 310, 9*. Last hole of the day today and a giant slice with weird sound. I never slice and the group all heard the sound. Took a look at her and this is what I saw. Bummed. [IMG]http://i961.photobucket.com/albums/ae91/Pugidogs/utf-8BSU1BRzA1ODIuanBn.jpg[/IMG]

It could not have picked a worst time. Funds are low for awile do to other commitments. Guess ill dust of the old grip it and rip it 460. Never did like that driver but at least its a driver.

  onesome said:
Originally Posted by onesome

A little JB weld ought to have her good as new in no time.

Would the JB weld add much weight?

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Nice.  I seriously would put a Quarter on the sweetspot, wrap some duct tape around it and let er rip. Probably crush the ball.


  Pugidogs said:
Originally Posted by Pugidogs

Quote:

Originally Posted by Doodaddy

Would the JB weld add much weight?

Doodaddy, I'm sure this was ment as a joke. I would never repair a head with a crack. You would be asking for problems or injury.

Quite possibly joking, but it's still a fun thought as a "bandaid" type fix for a sentimental driver. Get it "fixed" well enough to hit it a couple of times every so often at a range for ole times sake. Shrugs

Nike VR-S Covert Driver Project X 6.0 Tour 52

Nike VR-S Fairway Wood 3W Fubuki K Graphite Regular Flex

Nike VR-S Iron Set 3-PW, AW, & SW True Temper Dynalite 90 R-Flex

Nike V-REV 60°/10 Wedge

Odyssey White Ice #1


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