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  1. 03-01-2007 07:29 AM #1
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    cutting down a scotty?

    hey, i was wondering what the difference in feel is from a 35'' or 33'' and the difference in performance.

    when some one says its cut down to 33'', i presume that they did it themselves, so does the original performance change by doing this? how does this defer from just choking down on the putter?

    thanks anyone
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    The swing weight changes since you are cutting two inches off the shaft. SW should feel a little lighter.
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    Like Saint said the swing weight will change.. Scotties come in 3 lenghts and three corosponding head weights.. 33" - 350g, 34"-340g, 35"330g...

    Perhaps you could add 20 grams of weight?? I have never done this but thats my thought..
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    barely noticable... imo
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    Shortening a shaft makes the head feel lighter.
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    Chief is right... brain is numb today.
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