Ping irons.....advice please

[kilmidyke]

Ok so I am going to take advantage of the shaft & grip sale at GT.

I have an old set of Eye 2's that I want to re-shaft with dynamic golds.

Any issues I need to be aware of when pulling the old shafts?

According to Golfsmith, the new shafts only need to be butt trimmed, can I assume this is correct?

If this is a success I may also do my S59's, so the process should be the same for those shouldn't it?

Any and all advice or tips for getting the job done is appreciated.

Thanks, Liam.

[tacks451]

should not be a problem i reshafted several sets of eye2 irons over the years. they are usually tapered tho

[The Saint]

According the trim codes on GolfWorks website for TTDG taper tip shafts it's butt trim only.

Look at chart for IR1

[kilmidyke]

Thanks for the advice and help guys.
Picked up the shafts and grips from GT today so it's game on!
Also picked up new putter grips too. I love the SC baby t's and the new GP tradition is the same grip really so 4 of them for less than 1 baby t.....good stuff!
I'll no doubt be back on here soon enough telling you all how bad i screwed this up!!! lol

Liam.

[Seanemmetttimot]

Thanks for the advice and help guys.
Picked up the shafts and grips from GT today so it's game on!
Also picked up new putter grips too. I love the SC baby t's and the new GP tradition is the same grip really so 4 of them for less than 1 baby t.....good stuff!
I'll no doubt be back on here soon enough telling you all how bad i screwed this up!!! lol

Liam.

Hey Liam,

I played Eye2s for about 10 years and had Eye2 Becu for about 4 of those.

I found the best thing was to heat the hosel about as fast and hot as you can to get the best results. When I was heating the Becu hosel slowly.....a. it took forever and b. it slightly discolored the one I worked on. Fast strong bursts of heat broke the epoxy seal quickly.

Best wishes.

Sean

[goolmoon7]

I put the club on the bench so that the scorelines are parallel and then slide the ruler along the back. It's a little more consistent than doing it on the ground since you can see the lines.



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[downhillslider]

Be careful not to abrade the tip to much. There is no ferule required so you don't want any abrasion showing above the hosel because it will rust.