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Length 35", Lie 82*. The shaft has the same characteristics as Hireko's AP460P, but it was oriented in a way that it contributed zero offset. I pulled the shaft. It's an over-the-hosel type head. The hosel stub comes out of the head at 82*.

I researched the putter model. Standard length is 35*. Standard lie is 72*. So the stock shaft must have been some proprietary bend to flatten the lie angle by 10*, or the hosel has been bent, although I see no evidence of bending and it doesn't look like it would tolerate a 10* bend. Perhaps it was originally a "long" putter, but I didn't see an option to order it that way.

So... should I flatten the current shaft 10*, or should I try an AP46CP (designed for a 90* bore) and bend it 18* more upright? Any other ideas?

Anybody have experience with this head?

Kind of a shame, if I change the orientation of this shaft I'm going to have to burn a very nice Odessey XP grip since it'll be misaligned--and I have neither the tools nor the patience to save it.

Thanks,

Ron]]> http://www.hirekogolf.com/jforum/posts/3151#8406.page http://www.hirekogolf.com/jforum/posts/3151#8406.page
It requires a proprietary shaft that we do not offer. The AP46CP will only work in a 90 socket or over a 90 degree post. I am not sure how much you would be able to bend the stem, if at all. Plus putter shafts are often tough to bend that much.

Jeff Summitt]]> http://www.hirekogolf.com/jforum/posts/3151#8407.page http://www.hirekogolf.com/jforum/posts/3151#8407.page