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Alex1975
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Hi All,
If you cut a putter down it changes the swing weight. From a little light reading it looks like for every inch you take off you need to add 10 grams to the head. Is this because you have a shorter leaver and so need the extra weight to make the putter feel the same?
With the putter I may cut down there are changeable weights in the head(sole). Is it as simple as changing the two 15g weights for two 20g weights?
It is also interesting the amount of people who comment on the fact that they have been gripping down on there putter and when they cut it down the grip feels to thick as they are not at the bottom of the grip now... is this really an issue? might it be an idea to get a thiner grip or will it be better to do this whole thing a bit at a time? i e I may not even need to add weight as it may feel good in its new form?
Any info on swing weight would be interesting please.
Thanks alot
Al
If you cut a putter down it changes the swing weight. From a little light reading it looks like for every inch you take off you need to add 10 grams to the head. Is this because you have a shorter leaver and so need the extra weight to make the putter feel the same?
With the putter I may cut down there are changeable weights in the head(sole). Is it as simple as changing the two 15g weights for two 20g weights?
It is also interesting the amount of people who comment on the fact that they have been gripping down on there putter and when they cut it down the grip feels to thick as they are not at the bottom of the grip now... is this really an issue? might it be an idea to get a thiner grip or will it be better to do this whole thing a bit at a time? i e I may not even need to add weight as it may feel good in its new form?
Any info on swing weight would be interesting please.
Thanks alot
Al