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Bill 175 June 30, 2025 0 Comments

I ran across something I’ve never seen before. I’m reshafting an older Taylor head. I noticed a short nut at the top of the adaptor. I unscrewed the nut. That loosens the head and the head simply screwed off. Craziest thing I’ve ever seen.
The player wants a shaft change so I’ll pop the adaptor off with some heat.
The Taylormade head will just spin on the end.
Anybody come across one of these?

– Bill

Rlafoone Answered question July 2, 2025

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Answer 1 · 2025-07-02T14:35:50+00:00

Rlafoone 1.69K Posted July 2, 2025 1 Comment

Agree with Britt – sounds like a club conex connector similar to this image: no longer available to the public. they have several different types that may require special shaft trimming, hosel cutting, etc. Make sure you go to their website and looking at the directions before doing the reshaft. https://www.clubconex.com/

Bill Edited comment July 2, 2025

Bill commented July 2, 2025

Yes. Looks a bit like that. When they sold the club they must have sold as is. There’s also some kind of grease on the longer part of the adaptor. Hopefully I can get the thing off.
Problem is if I don’t want to use this convex adaptor, a regular adaptor from Callaway won’t work. The ID of the hosel of the driver is too big. Very strange set up. It’s not a drill through, no wrench is needed. I’ll post some pics.