Golf mallets

Hi.
I saw last weekend in London a lot of mallets made out of golf clubs.
I want to try them and wanted to ask u how did you attached the mallet head onto the golf club.
Any fotos?

Thanks.

Drill a hole through the golf club shaft.
Drill a hole in top of pipe for golf club shaft.
Insert golf club shaft into pipe.
Drill a corresponding hole into pipe which matches hole drilled into golf club shaft.
Insert coach bolt/washers and fasten with nut.
Fucking Voilà.

Use steel shafted clubs. They're really hard to drill, so use a hammer and nail to pierce the hole, then start with a small drill bit (3mm) and work up to 4mm or 5mm depending on your cross-bolt.

i'll post some pics later for you.

here are some pics. The first is fairly obvious, just drill the hole in the golf club then drill the holes through the mallet head, and thread one through the other. (if you measure the head's radius beforehand, you can then drill the hole at the right spot on the golf club).

Put a cross bolt through and then put a nut on the other side. That's it. The ones picrured don't have a nut on the other side, because the holes in the new heads from Lucky are threaded.

http://static.londonfgss.com/memberpics1746-albums407-picture4314.jpg

http://static.londonfgss.com/memberpics1746-albums407-picture4312.jpg

http://static.londonfgss.com/memberpics1746-albums407-picture4313.jpg

Here's a slight variation, which i think works better (doesn't come loose).

The bolt does not go all the way through the head, instead, it goes from the golf club into a clamp nut which has been hammered into the side of the mallet head:

http://static.londonfgss.com/memberpics1746-albums407-picture4310.jpg

http://static.londonfgss.com/memberpics1746-albums407-picture4309.jpg

http://static.londonfgss.com/memberpics1746-albums407-picture4311.jpg

Thank you very much.

You're welcome.

instead of using a hammer and nail to help you drill the hole, it's easier if you just file down the area you are going to drill with a rat tail file. It remove the hard chrome coating and provides a nice flat surface to drill into.