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[racingdc9]

I have the 910D3 and I want to pull the stock RIP shaft and try a different shaft in it, do I need to tip the new shaft or anything? or just install and but trim? Also, do I just install a normal ferrule just like I would do if I were reshafting a normal club?   I plan on installing a whiteboard 63x5ct.  


I tried searching  but couldn't find this info anywhere.


Tommy

[swanry30]

you could sell your current shaft with surefit and purchase a new surefit adapter and ferrule from willpeoples in the BST "PINNED TOPICS".

[racingdc9]

I plan on keeping the RIP to try in a different driver.  Thanks for the input though.

[brraaadddd]

I am also interested have 7c3 that i want to pull out for a whiteboard

[finalist]

Bump. I'm very curious about this too. How much trimming if at all equates to the same flex as the 909 insertion.

[racingdc9]

Wow, I guess this driver is too new.  Going to have to install shaft and take to get cpm to see if the numbers come out right.

[racingdc9]

Alright, just got off the phone with a Titleist rep from their golf club division and he said that Titleist, when installing aftermarket shafts in the 910's,  tip the shafts 1/2 an inch.  I told him that I was installing a Whiteboard and that's the answer he gave me.  I asked him again to make sure, "so no matter what after market shaft I install, it needs to be tipped 1/2 inch and he said "yes".  

I called the number below and asked to talk to someone in golf club customer service and repairs.

Corporate Headquarters:
Worldwide Distribution Center:
333 Bridge Street
Fairhaven, MA 02719
(800)225-8500

[tx33]

I'd try a straight install first. You can always trim the tip a bit if you need to go stiffer. Never trust anything but the result (ergo the ball flight YOU get).

[finalist]

Is the insertion depth the same as the 909s?

[station2station]

finalist, on 13 December 2010 - 01:08 AM, said:

Is the insertion depth the same as the 909s?

NO.  there is hardware in the middle.  The sleeve.

[StChuckGolf]

racingdc9, on 09 December 2010 - 11:13 AM, said:

Alright, just got off the phone with a Titleist rep from their golf club division and he said that Titleist, when installing aftermarket shafts in the 910's,  tip the shafts 1/2 an inch.  I told him that I was installing a Whiteboard and that's the answer he gave me.  I asked him again to make sure, "so no matter what after market shaft I install, it needs to be tipped 1/2 inch and he said "yes".  

I called the number below and asked to talk to someone in golf club customer service and repairs.

Corporate Headquarters:
Worldwide Distribution Center:
333 Bridge Street
Fairhaven, MA 02719
(800)225-8500

Good info, thanks for sharing.  Considering picking up a 910D3 and was wondering if Titleist is tipping the shaft with the surefit tips.

[OR_GolfNut]

Does anyone know if the SureFit adapter is the same in drivers, FW, and hybrids?  Example, would an adapter from a hybrid work in driver head?

[PaulFitz]

OR_GolfNut, on 17 August 2011 - 01:32 PM, said:

Does anyone know if the SureFit adapter is the same in drivers, FW, and hybrids?  Example, would an adapter from a hybrid work in driver head?

Driver and FW's are the same. Hybrids are different.

[OR_GolfNut]

PaulFitz, on 17 August 2011 - 01:55 PM, said:

OR_GolfNut, on 17 August 2011 - 01:32 PM, said:

Does anyone know if the SureFit adapter is the same in drivers, FW, and hybrids?  Example, would an adapter from a hybrid work in driver head?

Driver and FW's are the same. Hybrids are different.

Darn... thanks Paul

[BigLeftyinAZ]

What is the bbgm measurement?