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Old 05-15-2006, 09:02 PM
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Re: Proper position of spined shaft?

Tipping is the term that is applied to cutting the end of the shaft that goes into the hosel (also known as the tip end - as opposed to the butt end; which is the part of the shaft where the grip goes).

As for can you tell by swinging - I'm not sure. It will largely depend on your swing. I myself know that my swing isn't consistent enough to be able to tell if a set of clubs is spined or not. However, by spining the clubs, I take that variable out of the equation. You'd have to have the clubs tested.
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