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Broken Driver

Hurler85 · 2013-08-26 16:09:52

Had a bit of an unfortunate incident with my driver yesterday, somehow the head just fell off :eek: Am just wondering if it can be repaired, or is it a lost cause?? IMG_2913.JPG

26-08-2013 4:09pm

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Hurler85

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Had a bit of an unfortunate incident with my driver yesterday, somehow the head just fell off :eek: Am just wondering if it can be repaired, or is it a lost cause??

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#2 26-08-2013 9:22pm

whizbang

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Most definitely will cost more than its worth !

New shaft needed. If your handy you can do this yourself, but you need a shaft.
Of course the type of shaft is 90% of what makes a driver work for you, so good luck wth that.

Bring it to a pro shop or golf shop, they may just have something similar lying around, and could do it cheap.

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#3 27-08-2013 8:45am

leroythelegend

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Happened to me with a Ping driver good few years ago. Pro shop sent it to Ping who replaced it with a later model free of charge. Stuck with Ping ever since so I suppose they've made the money back by now.

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