above are the ebay auction pics, and show what I bought. I chose these, because they are a pair, and still had the factory installed #1 Pro-pel shafts. Starting on the 1wood, and following the @lagpressure pdf on the procedure…
Im interested to hear back about the launch and shot shape and if you have to do anything extra with the hands wrist and forearms to get a consistent shot shape at that weight and lie angle. Seems like most of the guys are hitting extremely low bullets that leak to the right so I’m definitely following this post to hear about your on course results.
16.8 ounces is enormously heavy, let us know how that goes!
One thing I’ve not seen discussed too much here is the importance of the bore angle in the other dimension. If you angle the bore closer to the face than the original, it will effectively deloft or open the face depending how you grip it. If you angle the bore more to the back of the head it has the opposite effect.
1000% agree.Your point came into focus after I redrilled the shaft bore. I’m excited because it appears I got it just right redrilling the 2w. Will post more pics when I get the neck fully dressed.
Yeah, 16.8oz My 16.0oz 1iron now feels light…
Also, if I find the shaft angle isn’t right, too much/little loft, too heavy for me, I’ll disassemble the club and rebuild it. If that’s not right, I’ll do it again… and again.
The black ink dot i placed on the sole was my “mark” when redrilling. When I reset the shaft, and checked the lie angle, it was nearly a perfect 51*. Drilling by hand, it was helpful to keep my left index finger on that dot as a reference.
