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  1. Well, I'm going to have to go against the consensus here. Unless you know for virtual certainty that you ball crossed into the penalty area ask yourself this. Is there a possibility that your ball could be lost outside the penalty area? IF so then you would need to act accordingly. Back to the tee or if E 5 was in effect then out to the fairway and add 2 strokes.
  2. A forged body allows a club head to be adjusted easier for loft and lie.
  3. The head of an iron shaft goes into the large part at the end. The shaft is then slightly bent to fit into the the two at the center and the front. The club is then held in place by the stiffness of the shaft being bent slightly so it can be gripped. The whole idea is that the club head is aligned vertically and held in place for gripping.
  4. Check the link below. Not rubbish A "hungover" David Feherty once got one of the oddest penalties in PGA Tour history - Golf Digest On the eve of the Waste Management Phoenix Open, David Feherty told the story of how he once got penalized for using a hotel room key as a...
  5. USGA RULES OF GOLF Play in all PGA TOUR cosponsored, approved or coordinated tournaments shall be con- ducted in accordance with the USGA Rules of Golf, as modified by PGA TOUR. A copy of such modifications, including Local Rules and Conditions of Competition for PGA TOUR, and a Notice to Competitors (Players), which shall describe any special Local Rules and Conditions, will be made available to players prior to their starting times. Players Handbook and Tournament Regulations that you looked at doesn't include specific rules. You would need to have access to "Special Local Rules and Conditions of Competition". I made the statement which I know to be true. Believe me or not. If you don't, prove it to be false.
  6. NOT made up. Prove it to be false.
  7. That is a PGA tour rule. You can't use the toe of your putter during PGA tour events. But with USGA events you can.
  8. Not sure if these might help but Leaderboard golf has some .385 tip shafts available. 41" TRUE TEMPER MULTISTEP 0.385 TIP R/S 41″ – Memphis Golf LLC The Multi-Step is designed with a low kick point for players seeking higher launch angles from a steel shaft. Features a unique step patterns that creates tip flexibility for higher trajectory. Ext… Who knows. Might help?!?
  9. Take some 0000 steel wool and rub the sole. It should take care of the problem without affecting the lettering.
  10. Wow! Good luck with that. I don't envy you that job. But,,,,,have fun though.
  11. IF you are not playing by the rules of golf then you are just hitting balls on a golf course. Not playing golf.
  12. Wood - UJWC = 1" steps. .600 butt dia. .335 tip. 47". 131 grams. Irons - UJIC(.370) UJCIO (.395) = 1" steps. .600 butt dia. 41". 129 grams irons - JTIS/JTISR = 1" steps. .580 butt dia. .355 tip dia. 35"-39" 120 grams All I could find on trimming is pretty much the standard. 0" for 1 iron/1/2" for 2 iron/1" for 3 iron, etc. HTH
  13. Guys. This isn't re-forging or re-casting a club or using a sledge hammer to do the work. The steel used (forged or cast) is not a very hard steel to begin with. lightly tapping will do the trick. You can hold the head in one hand. Rest the shaft on the wall and tap and then turn over and hold the head from the crown and tap the sole. Easy peasy.
  14. Place the club head on a piece of wood like the above poster said. Then take a ball peen hammer and lightly tap on the deformed part of the face. It should go back somewhat flat. If needed you can also tap on the sole part. Do one then the other to get it as flat as you can. Forget about sanding/scraping/filing. Those will do more harm than good. I garnered a set of Ping I200s of eBay a while back and the 7 iron had a nick on the sole. No one would bid because of that. Got em for a steel. Hammered the nick flat on the sole and then hammered from the sole. Now you can't even notice where the nick was. HTH
  15. Uniflex is a proprietary shaft made by True Temper for Callaway. The closest aftermarket shaft match is the True Temper TT Lite XL.
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