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Old 07-05-2007, 03:02 PM
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Heads falling off
I recently bought a new set of irons (ADAMS tight lies) . During normal play, the heads on two of the irons came off (broke off at the hosel). What is causing this? this has never happened to me before? could it be a bad set of shafts?
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Old 07-05-2007, 04:44 PM
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Re: Heads falling off
If the shafts are metal, they are hollow and light in weight. If you are hitting down with the irons onto hard surfaces like dry ground, tight lies(no pun intended) or if you hit a few rocks below the surface, the head will snap off.
Have the fitter check the shafts for you.
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Re: Heads falling off
Sure, could be rust in the shaft and metal fatigue. Adams should take care of you.
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Re: Heads falling off
Thanks for the replies. Now a 3rd one did it, these are brand new irons. i have only hit them like 7 or 8 times, and 3 irons broke already.....


lets hope ADAMS refunds my $
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