Harrison Shotmaker Insert

[Blocker]

Saw an advert for an insert that goes inside your driver shaft to stiffen the tip and improve accuracy by 40%. At £100 its not cheap but if it works may be worth an investment. Has anyone used one and what were the results ?

 

[6inchcup]

sounds dubious to me if the claim of 40% accuracy is correct surely the club makers would be doing this as standard?

 

[Lump]

There could be some truth about this. Just read a lot of info on the web and there seems to be nothing but praise. Not jumping on the band wagon just yet though. Would love to see a GM feature on it.

 

[DaveM]

They seem to work. But you also need a special tool to fit it. That costs another £100. So not that cheep in total. Harrison who make it also make shafts. You can get a shaft with it already fitted. But with out looking not sure of the price, but it is well over £100 maybe nearer £200.

 

[BTatHome]

They seem to work. But you also need a special tool to fit it. That costs another £100. So not that cheep in total. Harrison who make it also make shafts. You can get a shaft with it already fitted. But with out looking not sure of the price, but it is well over £100 maybe nearer £200.

http://www.gamolagolf.co.uk/acatalog/Harrison_Shotmaker_83.html?gclid=CMypxJqIwrECFUFTfAod9AMARg

 

[Foxholer]

Heard both good and bad reports about these.

Fiddly to install/keep installed apparently.

'Up To' 40% means Sweet FA. And if dispersion is 20yds, it's only going to reduce that to 12yds.

4 lessons could well be a better investment - and really destroy your game!