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875 viewsJanuary 21, 2025

groovingrover 16 January 20, 2025 0 Comments

I have the TC Max driver, and I just noticed a dent on the heel side of the bottom of the driver. I have no clue how this dent came to be, what cause it, when it happened ETC. It is just to the left of the “10*” text where the head screws into the adaptor. What kind of performance impact could a dent like this have? It is a relatively shallow dent, like I said I only hardly noticed it, so it could have been there for a while and generally my driving has been normal. At any rate, it doesn’t even need to be relative to my experience: it got me curious as to how important the structural integrity of the entire driver is to performance. Would love to hear any insight around this. Thanks!

Britt Lindsey Answered question January 21, 2025

3 Answers

Answer 1 · 2025-01-21T22:52:00+00:00

We see it from time to time and the only thing that I have ever seen that can cause that is impact with the ball, or something similar. I suppose other things could cause it, but hitting the ball anywhere on the face will not cause that kind of dent. Should not affect the integrity of the head unless there is a crack. Does not look like there is based on the photo. Either way it’s not a defect. If you would like for us to take a look you can arrange to return it, but again, based on our experience, I would not expect it to be something that would warrant a replacement.

Britt Lindsey

Oh, apologies the intent was never to complain, I understand that this was a byproduct of either the previous owner or my own actions. I was quite literally only curious as to the potential performance ramifications, which it seems there are none. Thanks so much, as always!

Answer 2 · 2025-01-21T04:26:51+00:00

May have been an iron head whacking it while in the bag/on the cart. I get super paranoid about irons moving into the covers over my woods. I like the covers with “socks” for that reason.

Answer 3 · 2025-01-20T23:29:07+00:00

It looks like the size of a golfball, perhaps a mishit or the damage occurred in storage or transportation. Performance or integrity is not affected.