>From the picture it appears that the "bent adapter" is made from an old,old >wedge with a very long hosel. Evidence is the two rings at top (a swagging >method). Cut the hosed off the old clubhead, bend the cut off hosel, grind to >fit the hosel of the new head, bore the adapter to fit the new shaft. Old head >is most likely forged (easy bend) and is a tapered shaft so boring is needed. >The new shaft appears to be graphite (sanded to fit tapered hosel)
-----Original Message----- From: John Muir <j...@clubmaker-online.com> To: ShopTalk <ShopTalk@mail.msen.com> Sent: Mon, Feb 6, 2017 6:47 am Subject: ShopTalk: super flat wedge A visitor to my web site is looking for a super flat gap wedge. He had a sand wedge made and it has an insert that allows it to be bent very flat (he plays from a seated position). Any ideas? I play from a seated position and play discontinued RTS flatened hosel golf clubs. What would be the best venue to advertise for requests of interest in construction of a gap wedge Thanks, John Muir shoptalk clubmaker-online.com 810.923.7396 http://mkt.com/john-muir-golf-company
