If you manage to get the heads off while leaving the ferrules intact, that's quite a feat in itself. However, if you COULD get them off OK, you could reuse them. For steel shafted clubs they're merely a cosmetic addition.

However, they're also cheap and sold by the dozen, so if you can't save 'em (which, IMO, is more work than it's worth) then at least you're not out a fortune to buy more. Plus its fun to set them on fire.

If you google divotmaster golf, you can find some really funky ferrules. I just picked up some with some wide chrome bands. They'll look sweet on my new irons.

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I say it too often: If it's golf club shaped, you can play with it.

For the record, I'm a club doctor, not a swing doctor.