Thanks everybody who replied to my question of
about aligning putter shafts. :) I appreciate it.
Tom
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Subject: Re: ShopTalk: putter
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Tom,Here
Tom,
Here are some threads from the Wishon forum that may be of some help.
The first deals with the definition of what the shaft "offset" is:
http://www.wishongolf.com/twforum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=1688
The second describes a simple jig to precisely align the shaft:
(look at the ninth message in
Tom,
Single bend shafts are meant to set flush with the face of the putter.
Using the table method described earlier works well.
The purpose of the double bend is to allow for an offset that puts the
centerline of the shaft in front of the putter face with mallet heads. If
you use the "lay it fl
Tom Janson a écrit :
Whats the best way to align single and double bend putter shafts? Is
there a better way than just eyeballing it?
TIA
Tom
Lay the putter face on a flat surface and align by pressign down the
shaft on the same surface. You should get a straigtht alighment of the
shaft
comSubject: ShopTalk:
putter shafts
Whats the best way to align single and double
bend putter shafts? Is there a better way than just eyeballing
it?
TIA
Tom
Title: Re: ShopTalk: putter shafts
If you have a putter bending machine, align it in the machine and
let the epoxy cure. According to Ralph Maltby, the double bend
shaft is the most "mis-installed" putter shaft.
Bruce
Whats the
best way to align single and double bend putter shafts?
Whats the best way to align single and double bend
putter shafts? Is there a better way than just eyeballing it?
TIA
Tom
Tom,
You can use any shaft you like that fits the
putter hosel(normally a standard iron shaft).
I use Harrison 2nds for putters. Works for me;-).
Carl
--- Tom Janson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there any reason to buy a "putter shaft" or
> is it just as good (or better) to use a
> quality iro
In a message dated 11/12/02 10:31:15 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Is there any reason to buy a "putter shaft" or is it just as good (or better) to use a quality iron shaft, like a dynamic gold, and cut it down?
Other than a special application such as single,double,t
a heavier
swingweight.
Dr.
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Is there any reason to buy a
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Is there any reason to buy a "putter
shaft" or is it just as good (or better) to use a
quality iron shaft, like a dynamic gold, and cut it down?
Tom
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Subject: ShopTalk: putter shafts??
Is there any reason to
buy a "putter shaft" or is it just as good (or better) to
use a quality iron shaft, like a dynamic gold, and cut it
down?
Tom
Is there any reason to buy a "putter
shaft" or is it just as good (or better) to use a
quality iron shaft, like a dynamic gold, and cut it down?
Tom
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