Another lead tape topic

Posted January 30, 200520 yr

i know a lot of pros use lead tape above the hosel and below the grip to change the swing weight. I was wondering is okay to do this with my irons too.

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January 31, 200520 yr

i know a lot of pros use lead tape above the hosel and below the grip to change the swing weight. I was wondering is okay to do this with my irons too.

Sure :laugh:

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January 31, 200520 yr

i know a lot of pros use lead tape above the hosel and below the grip to change the swing weight. I was wondering is okay to do this with my irons too.

They are not doing it to change the swingweight, more the static weight or balance point. If you're trying to change the swingweight, add the tape directly behind the sweetspot for the best neutral results.

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