Do some clubs dent more easily than others?

Question

i have a tommy armour graphite driver..is ther any other material that wont dent as easy

Answer 1

Can't imagine what you are hitting that will dent a graphite driver. I know the Steelheads by Calloway won't dent. I know the irons by Titleist will dent when you hit a buried rock in a sand bunker. So the answer should be " It all depends on what you hit with the club".

Answer 2

Forged clubs tend to be softer that clubs that are cast.  For example, I play Mizuno irons (and probably always will until another company uses a similar forging process) which are known for their soft feel.  However, with soft feel comes a soft club as well.  They get dinged a lot from ordinary "bag clatter".  I will most certainly have to buy a new set of irons before someone who purchased a set as the same time as me due to this.  Oh well,...there is no such thing as a free lunch.  What you gain in on aspect, you will often lose in another aspect.

Answer 3

Shafts and clubheads sometimes snap off the club, or in your case, dent.

Answer 4

Unless you hit them really hard on the ground or on a hard object. I have a dunlop driver and it has a huge dent at the bottom from when i hir the ground to hard. So yes the club does make a differnce