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    re-shafting my utility clubs

    Hello all, season is almost upon us... let the last minute tweeking begin...

    Thinking of going from steel in my 19* and 22* utility clubs to graphite. Will this mess up swing weight? lie angles? shaft is longer, and lighter... will I need to add led tape as someone else recommended?

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    If you like the actual length and swingweight and just want to switch to Graphite weight will have to be added to the clubhead. Additionnal weight can be concealed when reshafting. There are many ways to add weight to a clubhead without having to use lead tape.
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    "Richard"
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    what other ways are there?

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    Quote Originally Posted by thotho
    what other ways are there?
    TRADE THEM
    BUY NEW ONES WITH THE SHAFTS YOU WANT.
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