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GOLF DRIVER

DU.LLAHAN · 2009-06-09 20:48:07

:( I took out my driver today and noticed a little chip on the club face, its not on the middle of the club face just on the top left ot it. Will this affect my driving much

09-06-2009 8:48pm

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DU.LLAHAN

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I took out my driver today and noticed a little chip on the club face, its not on the middle of the club face just on the top left ot it. Will this affect my driving much

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#2 10-06-2009 8:19am

BUACHAILL

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I wouldnt have thought it will effect it at all, depends how high up on the club face it is...show us a pic

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#3 10-06-2009 9:32pm

PeterJamesDoyle

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If its one of these tinny efforts, it may become a problem. Closer to the middle will be an issue long term. If its closer to the edge of the face, it should be reinforced by the construction of the head.
The sure sign for potential faces collapsing due to damage is you will suddenly notice an increase in distance with your usual golf ball, plus the head will start to sound a canon going off.:)

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