BGT Stability Shaft assembly
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Published on Apr 23, 2024
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Tutorial: How to Install a Stability Shaft on a Putter
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Tip Preparation:
- If the stability shaft comes with tips, ensure you have the correct size tip for your putter shaft (355, 370, or 390).
- Clean the tip and the shaft thoroughly.
- Apply glue to the tip and rotate it onto the back of the putter shaft.
- Let it dry completely before moving on to the next step.
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Identifying the Correct Tip Size:
- Use calipers to measure the outside diameter of your putter shaft.
- Alternatively, use a tool like the one available at Breakthrough Golf to determine the correct size.
- Identify the correct outside diameter (e.g., 370) for your putter shaft.
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Cutting the Shaft:
- Use a flexible tube to mark a point 8.25 inches above the top of the club for a straight or double bend.
- Cut the shaft at the marked point using a cutting tool.
- Measure another point 2.5 inches towards the club head for the insertion area.
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Prepping the Shaft for Installation:
- Rough up and clean the insertion area on the shaft.
- Apply glue to both surfaces (inside the shaft and the tip).
- Rotate the graphics to the back of the club and let the glue dry completely.
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Installing the Stability Shaft:
- Insert the stability shaft into the prepared area, ensuring it goes in 2.5 inches deep.
- Apply glue to both surfaces and let it dry completely.
- Measure the shaft to the desired length, cut it, and regrip the putter.
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Final Steps:
- Mix the glue for the stability shaft as you would for a driver shaft.
- Clean the inside of the shaft if needed.
- Apply glue, rotate the graphics, let it dry, and cut to length.
- Your putter with the stability shaft is now ready for use.
By following these step-by-step instructions, you can successfully install a stability shaft on your putter, ensuring improved stability and performance on the greens.