Well, it didn’t take me long… I started with the modules a few weeks ago. I read every thread on the site… and couldn’t understand why anyone would want to play such old irons… lol!
Then I had a problem. My cast irons couldn’t be bent without cracking… I needed something forged. And hey, why pay a ton of money for new if the forgings back in the day were just as nice, if not better!
I’m drinking the kool-aid gallons at a time, lol!
Here they are… got 'em for $26.00
Here they are…
another view.
it has only just begun my friend…
this old club thing is the best (and maybe cheapest) hobby in the world!
bent
bob
nice score on the 67 Dynas…
can’t go wrong with the Dynas… real musclebacks…
Do you guys know anything about the shafts?
Here’s the quote from the auction… this is all I know: “This set has the original Staff Pro Aluminum shafts in them with shaft bands still attached.”
I don’t know if their stiff, regular or in between.
Also, does anyone know what size the hosel is? If I don’t like these shafts I have some DG S300’s I’ll put in.
Whoops, I hope the bore is .355. If it’s not you got problems I’m afraid. Plus you have to gram weight the heads and find out what the swingweights will be with steel. Then the COG… That’s why I stay away from exotic shafts…
Hopefully the shafts it comes with will be fine, fingers crossed.
How do these Staff Pro aluminum shafts perform? Would they compare to anything today?
The DG s300’s I have are .370 parallel I believe (I need to double check that)… so a .355 bore wouldn’t work anyhow.
These problems always happen and it’s damn hard to find a great set of clubs. I couldn’t reshaft that PT and lost the wood plug out of stupidity. But I was smart and bought one that was stock with an X100 rather than an S3 and it’s still a good club with a good shaft. That .320 X1 is still heavy enough and I can play it for years as is. When you buy clubs you have to be informed and know whether they’re compatible with what you really want them to end up being. Information saves money and tears.
I don’t know if I have a problem, yet… well, I have several problems but that’s for a different forum 
Does anyone know the hosel size and/or specs of these Dynas?
It may have been done somewhere in the forum, but perhaps we should post a warning somewhere. It seems like aluminum shafts are considered a “failed bit”. Whether it’s because they’re so light and weak that they just didn’t/don’t work well and simply reshafting with steel is problematic due to the fact that they had to use a larger diameter shaft to get the same strength characteristis as steel. I don’t recall what the specific issues were/are but it seemed like they were in production for a very short period of time and haven’t been seen since.
Pinzer… you may be able to salvage something, I don’t know for sure. I do know that vintage sets with aluminum shafts always seem to go cheap. I always steer clear.
robbo
Live n learn I guess… I’ve learned more expensive lessons before, that’s for sure.
I think it needs to be reiterated to buy smart when buying this vintage gear. I am the owner of 51/2 vintage sets but so far havent been able to comission any for serious play. Aslo bought three sets of laminated woods by mistake. The only club repair people I have are the big box stores and they are not interested in these kind of restorations.
better the hosel holes are too big than not big enough…
I blew out my elbow last year drilling out a set of necks with an electric hand drill…
If you put in new shafts and there is some play, you can add some sand to the epoxy and that should do the trick.
The fact they are bore through is also to your advantage.
I wouldn’t give up on them…
Lag and others… do you know what shafts you currently have in the dyna’s? Are they .370, .355, paralell, tapered, etc…?
I just reshafted a set and they were 370 parallel
I did however reshaft another set of Dynas a while back and I am pretty certain they took 355 tapers
Bet that doesn’t help much… may depend on the model and year?
Someone more club savvy may offer something better than my post which probably only confuses the issue more 
You wouldn’t happen to know what year the .370 parallel tips were? Did they look like the pics from the OP?
FYI – Not sure this applies to the button backs, but I received this from Jim Yachinich of Golfworks in regard to my 66 Dynas - and the hosels were definitely smaller than .355 taper – I went ahead with the step drill process…
Pinzer
Dont panick. By the end of it you will be mucch more educated on golf clubs as well as swing.