Driver adapters

[vangator]

I have a Titleist 910 D2 driver.  It has the latest adjustability.  Can I pull the shafts from another driver and put an adapter on it so I can swap out shafts?

[Club Rat]

Yes and No. I haven't pulled adapter's from shafts yet. I know you can pick up adapters on Ebay.

I'm assuming you would like to remove the adapter to reuse on another shaft is your idea?

Most likely it may require using a heat gun. I only mentioned "no" because I haven't tried pulling one yet.

[vangator]

I have a couple of other drivers with some nice shafts, but they are glued in place.  I'd like to be able to pull those and glue an adapter onto those shafts to test them out.  I would think that could be done, but wanted to know from some of you guys that may have done that.

I typically use a propane torch to remove club heads, but that's with iron heads.  I have a heat gun, so that sounds like a better way to go with a club with a graphite shaft like a driver.

Have you had a problem with damaging the tip of the shaft when removing them with a heat gun?

Thanks for wisdom and expertise.

[airguard]

Not familiar with the Titleist adapter, but have pulled TM, Callaway, Adams and Cobra adapters no problem. Some TM adapters have plastic ferrules that melt but are easily replaced, all the others have been metal making pulling easier.

I use the screw that holds the head on (or a longer version if needed) and put it through a washer, I then use my shaft puller to pull the washer. Only use a heat gun for this and a good shaft puller.

Before you start make sure your adapter is the size of your new shaft, if not, just purchase the correct one, ebay always has adapters.