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Re-shafting a driver

  • 05-04-2006 3:39pm
    #1
    dave oc
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 826 ✭✭✭


    Ok recently i've been thinking of getting a new shaft for my R7. At the moment it has a regular flex shaft which isnt causing too many problems now but last year when i got the club i had a seious problem hooking the ball. Since then i have sorted out the hook but lack the type of consistancy i'd like off the tee. I think id benefit from changing to a stiff shaft but dont a great deal about the different types of shafts and what will help me the most. Basically im just looking for a general idea into what would be the best make of shaft and is there any decent places (test centres, etc) to try different shafts and get one fitted?


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  • #2
    stringy
    Registered Users Posts: 652 ✭✭✭stringy


    go to the Irish Golf Show in Punchestown over the Easter weekend, they'll have all that gear there inlcuding launch monitors etc

    http://www.irishgolfshow.ie/


  • #3
    Brend
    Registered Users Posts: 29 ✭Brend


    If you decide to change the shaft, it is going to cost about €100 as far a i know (someone feel free to correct me if im wrong). If i were you i would just go into your golf shop and swap it for the same club in with the shaft of your choice, i doubt you'll even have to hand over any cash.


  • #4
    dave oc
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 826 ✭✭✭dave oc


    The pro in my club mentioned that i could do that aswell, as he said it would cost 80 euro to re shaft my r7 so im considering my options. I see there is the new r7 460 out which has caught my eye, so i might call into mcguirks at some stage and see will they do some sort of deal for me. Unless someone on boards makes me a nice offer i cant refuse;)


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