The overall balancing of a golf club is important to achieve the optimal results by producing more solid contact, consistency, and greater distance. A club that is overall too head heavy is going to be difficult to return the club to a square position. In addition, this may encourage a player to release the club too early in the downswing and rob the golfer of valuable distance.
Counter-balancing weights can help solve these situations by shifting the balance point of the club closer to the golfers hands. You can think of it the same way as a figure skater pulls their arms in to their body making them spin faster. The counter-balancing weights essentially have the same benefit for over-length clubs. These weights are simply inserted into the butt end of the shaft before installing the grip.
Now you are able to fine-tune your clubs with these counter-balancing weights, available for both steel and graphite shafts.
The weights for steel shafts will fit steel shafts with a .600 butt or larger.
Technical Specifications
8 to 40 gram back weights
Product Questions
Customer Questions
Epoxy required?
No. Some like to make sure it fits snug in the butt of the shaft, and add a layer of masking tape around the circumference of the part that goes in the shaft if its loose at all, but if the grip is fully on the shaft, no epoxy is necessary.
