Titleist PT Woods - Shaft Spec/Tip Size

[Skipperation]

Does anyone know the shaft tip size for the Titleist PT bore-thru fairway woods? The 'Tiger' model not the 906F... or any of the newer PT lines.

 

I've got a 15 degree with an S300 that I would like to pull and change to an S400 or soft stepped X100 but I've read a number of differing things regarding the tip size ranging from .295 to .355?!

 

Are they parrallel shaft tips or Taper tips?

 

Thanks in advance.

[Hammer_Hands]

I am not sure, but my guess would be that is a .335 hosel...maybe .350

[JRS]

are you talking about the 2 line/3 line model? i have 1, 4 and 5 woods sitting here but they aren't bore thru. that might have been a tiger special request. not sure if i have any measuring calipers here. i do all my club modding at work. i'll have a look.

 

won't be a taper tip.

[Cwebb]

I have one of the bore throughs and it's less than .335. The only head I've ever had that is this narrow of a bore.

 

I'd guess the .295 number is close. They can be easily be reamed out to fit .335 shafts

[Skipperation]

Thanks all.

 

JRS the bore-thru was a re-release when Tiger had his success with his bore-thru. Came out around the turn of the century I think.

[Stuart_G]

Only PT I see here was a 2006 model: http://www.golfworks.com/images/art/Titleist.pdf

 

 

FWIW, I don't think I've ever heard of Titliest using .350 in a driver or fairway so pretty good bet it's a .335. (which is parallel - only iron/hybrid shaft tips might be tapered).

 

Keep in mind that unless you want it to play stiffer than intended, bore through heads generally need shafts designed for bore through installations. For fairways it might not be as bad as it would be for a driver if you alter the tip trim recommendations accordingly.

[Mitchell]

Unless has been reshafted and rebored to accept a .335 shaft, the reissue PT borethrough came with a .295 taper tip dynamic gold shaft. A competent clubmaker with appropriate equipment can very easily change bore to accept a .335 shaft.

[5hort5tuff]

You can also install a .335 or 3.5 shaft in the head as a standard install. You dont need to install the shaft all the way to the bottom of the bore...just tip it appropriately and plug the bore through hole.