CALLAWAY SHAFT FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions
1. Place the protective gloves on both your hands and do not remove them until the process is complete. 2. Use your heating gun to dispense heat evenly around the small metal joint...
1. Put on protective gloves and leave them on for this entire procedure. 2. Heat the club head cavity, housing the tip of the shaft, with a heating gun. Dispense heat evenly throug...
1. Use the craft knife to remove the ferrule, or the small black object located where the shaft meets the club head. Scrape downwards on the ferrule toward the club head. 2. Secure...
1. Find a clean, well-lit and well-ventilated work area that includes a work table. 2. Lay out all the tools for project, including the new shaft. 3. Remove the grip from the old s...
1. Place the protective gloves on both your hands and leave them on throughout this entire process. 2. Heat the hosel (joint linking the head to the shaft) using your heat gun. Be ...
They say its some where in between a regular flex and stiff flex.
Callaway clubs differ from other clubs because they have bore through shafts. These can be difficult to put in, so you should really get your local pro or clubfitter to replace the...
The Callaway Steelhead metal woods were introduced in 1998. Updated models were introduced in 2000 (Steelhead Plus) and 2002 (Steelhead III). The original Steelhead metal woods req...
It is a Rifle shaft or Rifle Project X, a very very popular shaft, 5.0 plays very close to regular flex.
Uniflex is a firmish-R flex shaft (usually made by True Temper). Not as stiff as a stiff-flex steel shaft from True Temper. But stiffer than an R flex True Temper shaft.
So why don't you cut your loses and go back to your old club??? A new shaft can cost as much as you want to pay. Some of the more exotic shafts cost $500. Something cheap would be ...
A wise man's guess would be Stiff Regular flex, between Stiff flex and Regular flex.
It's probably a Rifle 5.0. I would recommend calling Callaway Golf and asking them, the support staff is super, and I would bet money, they'll replace the shaft for free, if nothin...
Depends on the shaft - stock factory shaft is probably .350, while an aftermarket shaft would be .335.
the numbers after the CW refer to swing speed. So CW 75 is rated for someone with a swing speed of 75. Those two shafts look to me like either senior or womens shafts. Constant wei...
Hi Fran, Yes. Nearly every material has a melting point (and an even cooler damage point where the material begins to break down). There must be sufficient difference between the...
The Callaway X-20 irons were introduced in 2007 and received positive reviews. The annual "Golf Digest" Hot List named the X-20 as one of the best irons in the game-improvement cat...
The NVS is a really good shaft- I have one in my hybrid. From what I've experienced, Aldila is on the stiffer side compared to other brands of the same flex. There is no way anyone...
i've been told that it's their version of steel shaft that between regular and stiff flex.
Uniflex is a firmish-R flex shaft (usually made by True Temper). Not as stiff as a stiff-flex steel shaft from True Temper. But stiffer than an R flex True Temper shaft. more
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Callaway golf drivers feature special "I-Mix" technology, originally designed by the company for use in custom-fitting golf club shafts. Golf club assembly typically can be tedious...
The golf club shaft has traditionally been made with five different flexes to suit players' swing speeds. Recently, Nike and Callaway have introduced clubs with the so-called "unif...
Callaway driver shafts are made of graphite or titanium, two lightweight materials that make hitting a driver easier than ever before. Drivers are used at the tee to launch the gol...
1. Use the craft knife to remove the ferrule, or the small black object located where the shaft meets the club head. Scrape downwards on the ferrule toward the club head. 2. Secure...
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