There is a small crack on the underside of my driver (1), and i was wondering if it will affect my game?

Question

I bought them from a garage sale, and they are in very good condition, i didnt notice it thought, but i went out yesterday and noticed it. It's on the side that is touching the ground. I'm juts starting to learn to play i've only went out 4-5 times this summer, so i was wondering if i need a new one, or it won't matter until i get on a better level? thanks

Answer 1

Yeah it'll only be a matter of time until your club head goes flying.

Answer 2

The face of the club will finally give up go to golf course were they have used clubs for sale or pro shop ,where they might have some  trade in ,and this time they will be more than helpful as money little tight .if you don't like the way they treat you go somewhere else .

Answer 3

I wouldn't spend the money if you don't play much but if you think you need one that would probably be better.

Answer 4

I would say keep on using it until you get better, but just keep on eye of it, if the crack reach the clubface then its time to get a new driver.

Answer 5

Is it white? if it is it is a tee mark from your tee. if not this is just a scratch. it will not affect your play anyway.

Answer 6

I can throw of the balance of the club and you wont even notice so if you go out golfing next time. Hit different clubs if you are hitting fine with them switch to your driver and try it a couple times if they all slice to the right or hook to the left then you should consider getting a new one. but if you can hit it strait dont worry and get a new one when you can.

Answer 7

I do not think it will matter untill you get to a better level. Save the money and spend it to live. As long as you do not have a crack or a dent on the face then you are ok. If you have the extra money go and pick up one on sale for about $49.99-149.99

Answer 8

Have someone in a pro shop or sports shop examine the club and ask for their opinion.They may try to sell you a new club but as of the moment you are interested in its durability with the crack, a possibility of repair if necessary and the cost of repair. Then you make the decision.