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So my driver has this small ding/dent in it, I think its from the last time I flew with them.

Will this affect the performance of the club? I haven't noticed a big difference but I still suck and probably cant tell anyway.

In my BX56:

Driver: 200 Steel 8.5
3 Wood: 200 Steel
Irons: SS Oversized 3-PWWedges: 588rtg 60* Putter: TPi-26Ball: <-----Pro V1x----->

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You shouldn't feel or notice any change.............

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SteveG.

Callaway RAZRX  4- PW Lefty
Callaway forged wedges 52 deg. 56 deg. and 60 deg. LH
Nike Covert 2.0. Driver Stiff LH set neutral 10.5 deg.
Titleist 3 Wood 15 deg.Stiff LH
Titleist 5  wood 18.5 deg. Stiff LH 
Odyssey  35", LH
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So my driver has this small ding/dent in it, I think its from the last time I flew with them.

New Guy,

There's only one way to know - keep playing her until she cracks. Drivers these days are built in so many different pieces with different weld lines and such thin crowns and faces, durability is not their strong suit. However, to keep pace manufacturers are incredibly good with warrantees so play it and if or when it cracks send it back for a new one.
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Thanks all,

I should have mentioned the ding is on the top near the toe, I'll be using it until it die's or I can afford a new one (most likely die's...lol).

In my BX56:

Driver: 200 Steel 8.5
3 Wood: 200 Steel
Irons: SS Oversized 3-PWWedges: 588rtg 60* Putter: TPi-26Ball: <-----Pro V1x----->

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