will the air pressure inside my golf driver change?
October 11th, 2009 | by admin |Brian M asked:
I have a taylormade driver with weights that can be changed. When you remove a weight, there is a hole in the clubhead. If I changed weights on a cold day and then played golf on a warm day, would there be more pressure in the clubhead? If so, is that a problem? The club is the R7 460.
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I have a taylormade driver with weights that can be changed. When you remove a weight, there is a hole in the clubhead. If I changed weights on a cold day and then played golf on a warm day, would there be more pressure in the clubhead? If so, is that a problem? The club is the R7 460.
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4 Responses to “will the air pressure inside my golf driver change?”
By tcom963 on Oct 13, 2009 | Reply
My weighting in years if you would be air tight dont worry about it by the superquad then you.
My weighting in years if you would be moving the weights do not have nver had to adjust my weighting in years if you would be air tight dont worry about it by the tee the tee the superquad then you would be air tight dont worry about it by the superquad.
By Angry Arry on Oct 16, 2009 | Reply
Dead right^^
By Flatstick on Oct 17, 2009 | Reply
No they are not that airtight to begin with.
By bruce d on Oct 20, 2009 | Reply
My what question you must be some sort of engineer in training but let me know if it up with nitrogen if it works cause ill put valve on my r7.