Bore thru Callaway wood re-shaft...help?

[rockford35]

I'm thinking of re-shafting my Callaway Steelhead 7 wood which currently has the Uniflex steel shaft in it with a new/pull-out from a Great Big Bertha II driver. It's not quite stiff enough for my drivers liking, but my other Callaway fairway woods have the stock stiff pro series shafts in them and I love the feel.

I have a Callaway .350 ferrule that I bought when I re-shafted my GBBII as a spare in case things went wonky, but it seemed to work out fine. I had the shop do my GBBII, but I'm thinking of tackling this myself.

Any suggestions on how to go about this? I checked the Golfsmith site and they have a quite extensive explanation, but I was wondering if anyone here has taken this on in the past. Step by step instructions would be great.

Thanks in advance for the help and suggestions!


rockford35

[PowerFade]

The best thing to do is check out several explanations on how to do this so you get a fuller picture. Best of all, of course, is to watch someone do it. Check out these sites (and save them for future ref.!!):

http://www.swingweight.com/ (May by the best resource!)
http://clubmaker-online.com/resource.html (Interesting stuff here.)
http://www.dynacraftgolf.com/techtips/index.cfm (this is the tips section--also go to the forum)

Here's a direct link to the Dynacraft tip you're looking for: http://www.dynacraftgolf.com/techtip....cfm?tipid=183

Hope this helps!