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My wife recently acquired a new set of graphite clubs and is rather concerned about how to protect the shafts (in the bag) against scratches and knocks. The pro suggested NOT to use tubes, as they rub against the shafts. Any suggestions? Peter
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| 1472.1 | Catalogs! | FLYSQD::MONTVILLE | Fri Mar 06 1992 08:22 | 15 | |
I noticed in some of the magazines that there are bags that are
specially made for this purpose. They have the "tube" type
construction at the top of the bag and are lined all the way down
to protect the shafts. They also make special covers that go further
down the shaft to protect the lower portion (near the club head).
I have one such cover that I use on my JUMBO driver.
It's a good idea to protect these shafts as it can get expensive
to keep replacing them.
Good luck!
Bob Montville
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| 1472.2 | Do It Yourself! | GERBIL::DOWNING | Fri Mar 06 1992 16:08 | 7 | |
I had my wife pick up a scrap piece of "fur" material at a sewing shop
and sewed velcro onto it. I then lined the top of my bag with it. I
also have the long head covers but they did not provide the necessary
protection.
I have also seen in the mail order magazines fur lined inserts. These
will only work with the bags that have the removable dividers.
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