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| Re: Homemade swing aid I have made a similiar training aid but by using a different method. I also took and old 5 iron and put a hole in the end of the grip at the top. Then I filled the whole club shaft full of BB's. Then I taped the hole back up at the top and there you have a weighted club. THe nice thing about this method is that the weight is uniform, all through the club. Pack them real tight and you don't even hear a BB moving around in there. Chessbum... |
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| Re: Homemade swing aid I stole my girlfriends aerobic-training wrist weights (2lbs each) and wrapped them round the head and hosel of my 7-iron (attaches with velcro straps). Works fine. |
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Any other ideas would be much appreciated! I am thinking of weighting my 5 iron down and then having the club -regripped. James |
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| Re: Homemade swing aid just fill the shaft with sand instead of bbs and epoxy the hole in the end of the grip once it's installed. Also, check the link to my instructions on how to build a weighted club: http://members.shaw.ca/gord962/build/weighted_club.htm |
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| Re: Homemade swing aid I got a little overboard with the weighted club and had mine end up weighing around 10 pounds... here's my homemade inside approach...errr whatever it's called. All you need is a coat hanger and pipe insulation; bend hanger to shape attach insulation...stick er' in the ground and wack away. ![]() |
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| Re: Homemade swing aid That's gotta win cheapest training aid ever! |
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The guys I know would laugh me off the driving range. But if it works I say great idea.I’m gonna’ make a really expensive ‘Inside Approach’ using some PVC pipe, it should run me about $2.00 since I probably have all the stuff I need sitting around in the garage somewhere. |
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