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| I made it so far, now I'll go for more  |
Anyone here know of someone that still does whipping on a perssimon wood? Bob I am no expert, but think I am sometimes. | ||
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| I have not yet begun to procrastinate |
Unless the club has some historic significance like a famous previous owner, the juice may not be worth the squeeze to have it done. You can do it yourself. Search engine turned up this page: Dave Wood Click on the "Wood Brothers restoration guide" and it brings up a pdf that shows how to do it. page 13(?) -------- After the game, the King and the pawn go into the same box. | |||
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quarter MOA visionary |
I've rebuilt and repaired clubs for many years, not that hard albeit I haven't had to do it for over 25 years. I might even have some of it if you need it, doubtful I'll ever need it again. | |||
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Security Sage |
Your best option might be contact a Hickory Golf member who repairs clubs. http://hickorygolf.com RB Cancer fighter (Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma) since 2009, now fighting Diffuse Large B-Cell Lymphoma. | |||
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| I made it so far, now I'll go for more |
Thanks guys. This should be enough info to het me going. Bob I am no expert, but think I am sometimes. | |||
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| If you're gonna be a bear, be a Grizzly!  |
Steve's Golf Shop can do that. Depending on your location, he may be the closest. https://www.golflink.com/golf-...shop.aspx?store=1687 Here's to the sunny slopes of long ago. | |||
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