It says small metal thread. Are they soft so they can still be used on all golf courses?
1544464
The small metal thread is describing the part that screws into the shoe, the spikes them selves are soft.
1544465
Hi, the small metal refers to the screws to the shoes but the spikes are still soft and you can use it on all golf course.
1544466
The metal thread is the screw that goes into the shoe. All the exposed is soft, YES they are approved for all golf courses.
178030
The ones I received were 3/8-16 threads per inch! I used them on a big stainless steel Bar-B-Que with 3/8-16 nuts and locking washers.
821831
They are 1100 yds on each spool. I have another machine and I have to put the metallic thread on the top peg instead of the back one (it would tangle on the back one) and I just had to mess with the tension but it didn't take long to get it right. I really like the looks of the finished designs with this thread and I would buy again. Hope this helped a little.
629403
They're a little softer, but still not as soft as addi needles. Also, because the joins are now straight, the rigidity is not a problem.
2253574
I'm not really sure if they are truly 1500 thread count, but they are extremely soft! So wahtever threadcount they are, I like it!
1911564
absolutely... aluminum is soft metal. Suggest drilling a pilot hole first though.
1053128
Drill a hole slightly smaller than the thread diameter, and you should be able to screw them into the drilled hole. If the frame is aluminum it will be easier and the hole can be a little smaller so the threads will get a good grip on the soft aluminum.
1200145
Precise. They Are cheap clubs and I have had 2 heads come off on my irons. Drivers are ok still.
1145585
I found using these on mild steel they would break when applying any pressure at all!! I would think they would be better for the softer metals!! Remember to clear your chips when drilling copper!! Also use some lube!! I learned this 50 years ago drilling copper!!! Poor quality!!
652073
usually steel shafts have a swing weight of d16 meaning less flex when swung. These graphite shaft are much lighter and you really dont need to swing hard to make a good drive or fairway shot. I love them since I am older I have slowed my swing down and dont have to gorilla my shot. These are great clubs for seniors.
962396
I don't know, they come with a nut, that's all I used, I did just check, the hole size is 3/8 diameter, thread is pretty course, not metric
290925
I was wondering the same thing, my idea was to just resewing it with my leather-working awl and the same thickness of thread they use. An idea only, take it or leave it.
239730
Not at all. These are probably the most comfortable things I've worn. I like to golf. Even with all the twisting they won't stretch out to be uncomfortable or too tight that they ride up on me.
1200146
Precise.They Are cheap clubs and I have had 2 heads come off on my irons.Drivers are ok still.
2002837
Yes they are made by Callaway. Just like Chevrolet makes different models of cars, they are all Chevrolet. The good news is they work really well for accuracy and distance without the high cost of having "Callaway" on them. I have started taking lessons to learn hitting hybrids. It is a great feeling going out on the course and trusting your clubs. Have fun in the wonderful outdoors!
1877837
Some are the same size, but you can also buy medium size, small size, and even super small which are about 1/2the size of a golf ball. The large ones are same size as tennis balls but much softer.
112425
Yes, I have been using real golf balls with no problems. I have only been using it for a few months, so I can't see any wear on the netting.