What is the tip size for the Callaway Forged wedges? I am looking to reshaft with Rifle spinner wedges and the choices I have are are one with 0.37″, or one with 0.355 tapered. Which one will work?
Alfredo, Calgary, Canada
Alfredo,
They are .355″ tapered.
Regards,
Jeff
June 28th, 2009. Read more articles on Reshaft and Specifications.
I have a 3 and 5 Adams GT3 Tight Lies fairway woods, and I want to replace the stock shaft. Can you please tell me the tip size, butt diameter, shaft torque, and shaft weight on the stock shaft? Thank you.
Mario, Huntington Park, California, USA
Mario,
The tip diameter will be .350″, but you can use a .335″ and a bushing which will give you more shaft options. Check out Adams website for their shaft information. It is www.adamsgolf.com.
Regards,
Jeff
June 28th, 2009. Read more articles on Reshaft.
I have an old TaylorMade R7 425 with the Fujikura 65 Reax stiff shaft with a mid tip. I have a new Callaway FT-5 that I would like to put a new shaft in that matches the 65 Reax. I believe its the mid tip that I like so much. Can you give me a couple options? Thanks.
Tom, Jacksonville, Florida, USA
Tom,
A couple of possibilities are the Aldila NVS, Graphite Design Aura Gold, or the Fujikura E150.
Regards,
Jeff
June 28th, 2009. Read more articles on Reshaft.
Have you had any experience with Apollo golf shafts. Do they perform as well as True Temper? I am thinking about trying out the standard stepless in stiff flex. Thanks.
Daniel, Tyronza, Arizona, USA
Daniel,
Apollo shafts are quality shafts. Do keep in mind their stepless shaft does not offer the vibration dampening or frequency matching that True Temper’s Rifle does.
Regards,
Jeff
June 27th, 2009. Read more articles on Shafts and Products.
I currently have a set of Ben Hogan irons with Apex #4 graphite shafts. They are wonderful shafts and fit my tempo and swing speed to a tee. I have an extra set of Hogan Blades and want to install Apex graphite shafts. I have access to a Pro Shop that has a new set of Apex #3 graphite shafts that I can purchase. Question is, could I just “tip trim” the shafts possibly .5″ and bring them closer to firm or stiff? I could also have them put on a flex board for checking.
Jimmie, Rancho Cucamonga, California, USA
Jimmie,
The shafts are taper tip. If you tip them, there are two problems…the tip diameters will be too big to fit into the hosels without reboring and the length of the shafts may be too short.
Regards,
Jeff
June 26th, 2009. Read more articles on Shafts and Procedures.
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