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I have Taylor Made RBZ with Crazy Noir LS 7.4 flex and its 46.5" long.

I am wanting to build a shorter driver with the same head and have same shaft but in 6.9 flex. I want to make it 44.5" for more consistency.

Should I try to make the shorter driver same swing weight as longer one?

Thanks in advance for advice.

Dont think its a prob ull ned tip weights to keep sw the same rho id think and maybe a heavuer grip

To make the shorter club feel heavier, you need a lighter grip ( i think )........basically if the shafts weight the same, you are losing about 9 SW points, its going to take a bit of weight to offset 9 SW points.....I would probably consider some hotmelt in the head or try the club at a lighter SW, you might end up liking it.....

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To make the shorter club feel heavier, you need a lighter grip ( i think )........basically if the shafts weight the same, you are losing about 9 SW points, its going to take a bit of weight to offset 9 SW points.....I would probably consider some hotmelt in the head or try the club at a lighter SW, you might end up liking it.....

I have been thinking about that.

Dont think its a prob ull ned tip weights to keep sw the same rho id think and maybe a heavuer grip

Still got to work out current driver swing weight, it will be interesting to see what it is....

Wouldn't it be cool if there was a list of all the pros and their swing weights - I think it would be a real eye opener

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