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Lagavulin62 Well Established Member

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I am trying to calculate swing weight of my current driver. It is an SMT Carnoustie. I know the head is like 300cc's but I can't find a gram weight. SMT site is no longer operational, I can't even find the company on google search. I know Victory golf still sells their heads but this head is no longer made and the few heads on ebay the seller doesn't know details. Can anyone help? I guess I could just guess based on other 300 cc drivers of the early 2000's. Not even sure the weight has changed much? Any help appreciated. Thanks. 


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can't you take it to one of the big box stores, or Golf Smith and put in their swing weight scale? Otherwise, just subtract the weights of the shaft and grip from the total static weight if you can look up the weights of them.

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Lagavulin62 Well Established Member

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I could but was trying to avoid that. I did find some comparables SMT and others, and estimating 194-195 cc's, which is comparableto driver I am having put together. So all is good.   Oh btw, was able to discover SMT went out of business 3-4 years ago. Too bad, they were a great component small company. 


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