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Kaputter Double-Bend-Putter – So beheben Sie das Problem
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Good work sir, nice machete. Lol
Would like to see a hard vs soft step iron shaft vid. Good channel, not many are explaining the specs of the game. Keep up the good work.
@king shark I will give you my take on CPM measurements. I use my Freq Meter in my videos to demonstrate some specific results from certain club building choices. I also use it to measure radial consistency of shafts. However, I don’t use it for fitting purposes. I just don’t think it has much value for most people, especially compared to other fitting variables like weight, balance, length, bend profile, etc. CPMs move around so much because of changes in these other aspects, that it’s hard to put too much value in those numbers.
To answer your questions, the meter is a Club Scout 3 (I think, maybe 4). I am not sure you can still get them new. When I bought mine, the owner told me he was not doing too many more. Pretty much all Freq meters are the same though, pretty basic machine, even though they may have some different bells/whistles.
I am in Atlanta, and do some club work for friends and some college golfers.
@king shark Understand why they say that, early release can’t load the stiffer bending shafts because the speed and angles are lower earlier in the down swing. However, an early release usually means the shaft has already flexed and released before you get to the ball so any difference in bend profile will be minimal at best.
So put these things together and what I come away with is just finding the shaft profile that feels good in your hands and allows you to make your most repeatable swing. I always go back to weight in the end though. Weight is the most important shaft spec.
@MOBILE CLUBMAKER GOLF … thanks. Weight I’m learning that is important, because dg s300 , r300, at 125gms I just could never hit.
Best iron I’ve hit so far is 90g shaft from some taylormade burner 1.0’s.
With that being said, is it safe to say, lighter the shaft the lil longer it can be.
Reason is.…
Had a fitting, I was recommended at 44″ driver and 36.25 7irn. In a dg r105.
I bought a r105, but it was 37 raw, 38.5 attached, when I cut 2″ off the butt to get to 36.5 , it was stiff and nothing like what I had tested at the fitting.
Yet, my 7irn, was 38 attached in a 90g shaft and is the 288 frequency one, and I hit it with no issues.
Long long story short,… and from what I’ve learned from your vids, that 2inches obviously was around 16cycles and must have obviously changed the flex from a r to probably a x 😲🙈
@king shark Did you reweight the head after you cut it down? Since you are now under “standard” length, the shaft can feel stiffer if you don’t add weight back to the head to compensate.
Also I will be putting out a new video today or tomorrow that might help explain some of this so watch out for that.
@MOBILE CLUBMAKER GOLF .… nooooope.
Hmmmm, so, when I cut it down, must have made it playable for a heavier head.
Ahhhh, ok, so that’s another process to comprehend, length and head weight playability.
Dang, golf is so dual mechanical, something here. Effects something there. Lol. F,n golf arrrrrgggghhhh.
Good and informative video. Can you make the lie angle of a double bend shaft more upright?
Yes, two different methods. The first being just bending the shaft. This is old school club making, but you can just stand on the head and gently work the shaft in the direction you want. Need to be a little gentle so you don’t kink the shaft. Other method is dependent on the shaft attaching to the head with a stem instead of insertion into the head. If you have a stem on the putter head, you can use a bending bar and bend the stem under the shaft.
thats the thing of buying used clubs EBAY is the worse to getting broken clubs
This one actually came from Callaway Pre Owned and they were more than willing to replace it. I just chose to repair it myself. They did send me a new grip also.
you think i could put this shaft into my ER6 evnroll ? i always thought a double bend shaft was made to be center shaft in a putter but made this shaft so you could see the alignments on putters.I always used a double been oddesey but i research for best modern putter an the ER6 has the best tech but dont offer a double bend shaft
if i have to heat the head may mess up paint job but it will be ok i got all the paints an sprayer i can custom paint it i was anyway with the callaway 3 line ball marker i use bridgestone balls…saying i think the shaft goes right down in the head it dont have that ring on it…i got golfworks lie angle to hold it in the right spot i just never did putter shaft
Would mainly depend how the hosel or stem (not sure how the ER6 attaches) is oriented. A stem of course could always be bent to get the shaft angle correct, a plain hole would require possibly bending the shaft if not set at the same angle. Only other issue would be making sure the shaft diameter is the same as the hosel bore in the ER6. I think all the Odysseys are .370??
Double bend shafts are not the best way …its a fallacy…don’t forward press…try using a straight in shaft if possible..
@MOBILE CLUBMAKER GOLF – The .370 refers to the outside diameter, correct? However, shafts that fit over the stem, as in the case with the Putter in this video, are they sold by the outside diameter or the inside diameter? Taylormade itsy bitsy Spider putter stem measures at .323, the shaft itself has a outside diameter of .370, so, are those Putter shafts that fit over a stem sold by the outside diameter or the inside diameter?
@Concerned Citizen They should all be 370 as best I know. Would not use a taper shaft as the taper would cause the stem to wiggle inside the hosel. Only other option would be a flared tip shaft but that would be obvious upon first glance if it was that kind of shaft (like a Bullseye or similar).
gpod information, thanks
Thanks for watching!
A friend got excited with his chip shot and jumped around and accidentally snapped my PXG Drone putter at the head (shaft intact but snapped it off of the putter stem head) when he landed on it. 3/4 of the stem is in the shaft and maybe just a millimeter is sticking out of the head. Ughhhhh can you help?
Email me a picture of it so I can see what we are dealing with. aj@smartstake.com
What about the grip now that you rotated the shaft?
Original grip had to go since it was basically straight when the shaft was misaligned. These grips are very difficult to save, but Callaway kindly sent me a new grip to install.
Why didn’t you simply bend the putter shaft in a putter bending machine?
First reason is I don’t keep a putter bending machine in the shop. But even if I did, for this type of adjustment, I would still just pull the shaft and reset. Bending the stem on these kinds of putters can be risky when trying to get more than 1 degree and bending the shaft can lead to kinks or ripples in the metal.
I’m thinking of converting my 2 ball double bend to plumbers neck. Have you ever heard of that or tried it?
Are you wanting to weld a plumbers neck stem onto the existing head? Having a hard time picturing how it will work. Would need more info as to what exact putter you are using and your plan for it.
They did make plumbers neck versions of some of the 2 ball lines also. Might be easier to get what you want that way.
I wished you would of show us a before and after picture to compare (side-by-side) the difference. Why didn’t you use your putter loft/lie angle checker as a jig vs just eyeing it and letting it cure free standing?
That would be a good idea. Never even thought about using the loft/lie in that way.
Figuring most people probably don’t have that piece of equipment though, it’s not hard to align the shaft based off the face. If you can install a putter grip straight, you can align a double bend shaft. The fit was plenty snug so it didn’t require any additional bracing.
Great info. I’m thinking of changing my Odyssey XG Sabretooth from a double bend to a single bend shaft, this should help. Cheers 👍🏻🙂
Sounds like a good experiment!
AJ, have you ever replaced the plastic insert with a milled one?
I haven’t ever tried that. Above my pay grade!
I got a custom Spider tour with the double bend shaft and when I got it I felt like the shaft felt too far behind the putter instead of straight up and down. How can I check at home to see if my shaft it bent incorrectly?
I would just set the shaft as close as you can to perpendicular (ie no forward or backward shaft lean) and see what the face looks like. Does it appear to have a few degrees of loft or does in look completely flat or even negative lofted. That would be the indication the shaft is leaning back.
But honestly it doesn’t matter if it is or isn’t, if you perceive it to be, then I would adjust it.
What type of epoxy do you use for woods and irons?
I buy Golfworks Tour Strength Epoxy for most projects unless I need a faster time.
Useful information, this might come in handy.
Hope that putter has plenty of birdies left in it for you. Cheers.
Nope it didn’t. Occasionally convince myself that I like mallet style putters, 18 holes later I realize yet again that I don’t!
Great video! 2 questions: 1: Does heating leave discoloration to the shaft? I have a black painted metal shaft and don’t want to damage the paint. 2: did you check the head toe-hang before letting the epoxy set? The club in your vid I think is meant to be zero toe hang…rotating that shaft may induce toe or heel hang. Thanks!
If you use lower heat and keep it moving, you should not have any damage to the paint.
As far as toe hang, I didn’t measure it because I know how that putter is supposed to sit at address. The correct neutral shaft position will result in a face balanced putter.
We have a friend that likes to slam his clubs on the ground after a bad shot.
My quip to him is always “adjusting the lie angle?”
Am I the only one that noticed a machete ?
First rule of Mobile Clubmaker. Don’t talk about the machete.
Great vlog AJ, now do a episode on replacing a screen on the Works Odyssey Fang two ball. It keeps coming off. Any recomendations?
does TC at the beginning of the serial number indicate it is a tour issue?
Yes for Callaway.
I have an odyssey putter with a white insert. The insert is very worn and peeling. Is there a way to repair or replace the insert? It’s an odyssey white hot xg #1. Thanks for any advice!!! Tim
I’ve never tried to replace one. Have you called Callaway about it? That would be my first move.
@MOBILE CLUBMAKER GOLF I did call Callaway, they told me they did not have replacement inserts. If you have any ideas on how I could even things out, I’d appreciate it. Thanks!
Do you know the tip size odyssey uses on these style of putters?
These are .370 because they need the parallel section to sit flush when installed over the head stem. As a general rule, putters with a stem will always be .370, putters with a hosel could go either way.