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I cut my Scotty Cameron Newport 2.5 down an inch and am adding lead tape to make up for the difference in swing weight. Would it be possible to put it on the flat of the putter (that is, the piece behind and perpendicular to the face) or must it be on the back of the face?

I'd rather not cover up the nice little dots--but if I must, then I shall.

In my bag:

Driver: Taylor Made R5 Dual-N, Stock stiff, 9.5*
Woods: 3 & 5 wood, Taylor Made Supersteel
Irons: Nike ProCombo, stiff, 3 through pitchingWedges: Wilson Harmonized, 55* SW, 60* LWPutter: Scotty Cameron Newport Studio 2.5Ball: Whatever ends up in my bag


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Personally, I have found that putting lead tape (the role of lead tape, not those bulky strips sold in packs of eight) on the bottom of the putter helped me. I put two long strips on mine that completely covered the bottom so it did not sit awkward on the ground and it did not look different from the top while I was putting.

In my Moon Light bag:

Driver: 440 SZ 9.0* with a Grafalloy Blue stiff shaft
Hybrids: Halo 16* with a Aldila NV stiff shaft
Irons: forged blades with Dynamic Gold S300 shaftsWedges: Tom Watson 52*, 56*, 60*Putter: G5i Tess Ball: Z-URC


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I cut my Scotty Cameron Newport 2.5 down an inch and am adding lead tape to make up for the difference in swing weight. Would it be possible to put it on the flat of the putter (that is, the piece behind and perpendicular to the face) or must it be on the back of the face?

I have the same problem with my newport. I bought it knowing that it needed to be extended and have weight added. and i can't decide weather to add ugly lead tape or putting powder in the shaft

Driver: 10.5* SuperQuad TP 1st Edition All Black V2 Stiff
5 Wood - 585.h 19* DG S300
Irons: 3-PW S59 Stiff
Wedges: Rac TP 52*, 60* MP-T 56*
Putter(s): Anser 3 TP Black ballGET TO SINGLE DIGITS!Goal: Beat a certain admin that lives in my town


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We had some of those strips around the house so I added them in pieces... It feels better, but not wild about the way it looks, which is half the battle.

In my bag:

Driver: Taylor Made R5 Dual-N, Stock stiff, 9.5*
Woods: 3 & 5 wood, Taylor Made Supersteel
Irons: Nike ProCombo, stiff, 3 through pitchingWedges: Wilson Harmonized, 55* SW, 60* LWPutter: Scotty Cameron Newport Studio 2.5Ball: Whatever ends up in my bag


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I have the same problem with my newport. I bought it knowing that it needed to be extended and have weight added. and i can't decide weather to add ugly lead tape or putting powder in the shaft

if you put the lead down the shart what do you put over it to hold it in?

In My Bag: This week
Driver: Nike square Sumo 10.5
4-Wood: Nike square Sumo 14.5
7 wood Cleveland launcher,
5 utility 19* clevelandIrons: 4-7 Titleist 690mb 8-pw Mizuno MP 33Wedges: Gauge Design GAS II 52* and 58* Putter: Scotty Cameron TE 10 2.5TP Mills or Cameron's or Bettinardi's. let me...


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