Lead Tape Question

[GolfBallWhackerGuy]

I want to put lead tape on my putter head but how much is right amount? If I put too much and make it really heavy can this negatively affect my putting or the putters design? Thanks

[TourFit]

Nope...it's all about the feel. Add as much as you need to get it where you want it.


Then PM either Mike or Dotty about more permanent alterations :mrgreen:

[GolfBallWhackerGuy]

Cool. Thanks TF

[Dotty]

All your answers are in this thread (esp. if the question was WTF?) ....

http://www.ozgolf.net/showthread.php/17158-Look-what-I-did-to-my-putter.-Advice-needed.?highlight=weight

Using coins and masking tape is a convenient/cheap way for getting a feel for the different weight increases. (1c are 2.7g, which is 1 swingweight = one strip of adhesive lead-tape.)

I'm currently experimenting with lead-tape in the cavity of the Anser Notchback, to raise COG, deaden the sound and minimse the trampoline effect.

Enjoy.

Disclaimer. Neither Mike nor I are professors of Newtonian physics.

[TourFit]

All your answers are in this thread (esp. if the question was WTF?) ....

http://www.ozgolf.net/showthread.php/17158-Look-what-I-did-to-my-putter.-Advice-needed.?highlight=weight

Using coins and masking tape is a convenient/cheap way for getting a feel for the different weight increases. (1c are 2.7g, which is 1 swingweight = one strip of adhesive lead-tape.)

I'm currently experimenting with lead-tape in the cavity of the Anser Notchback, to raise COG, deaden the sound and minimse the trampoline effect.

Enjoy.

Disclaimer. Neither Mike nor I are professors of Newtonian physics.

You don't say...

...if you were, you'd be too geeky to play golf anyway.