How will this work on center shaft putter? Need Velcro on end of cover - not the middle.
147193
Won't fit a center shaft putter. Check with vendor to see if they have one for center shaft.
276212
The cover comes with a substantial section of Velcro attachments on both ends. Therefore you can tighten the cover or leave it as loose as you want. Also the cover is tailored to fit.
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Sue, I think you have the beginning stage of the same problem I had. The reason the pulley contacts the side cover is the insert I mentioned is unscrewing itself which makes the rotor shaft longer hence the rubbing you see. Remove both side covers and see if you can tighten the pulley, the pulley side obviously uses a socket or wrench and the opposite side takes an allen hex wrench. Tighten it as tight as you can then check the rotor for side play, there shouldn't be any. The belt should not come off if the pulleys are aligned even if the tensioner doesn't work, the belt would just slip. Hope this may help some. Sue, I think you have the beginning stage of the same problem I had. The reason the pulley contacts the side cover is the insert I mentioned is unscrewing itself which makes the rotor shaft longer hence the rubbing you see. Remove both side covers and see if you can tighten the pulley, the pulley side obviously uses a socket or wrench and the opposite side takes an allen hex wrench. Tighten it as tight as you can then check the rotor for side play, there shouldn't be any. The belt should not come off if the pulleys are aligned even if the tensioner doesn't work, the belt would just slip.... » Read More Sue, I think you have the beginning stage of the same problem I had. The reason the pulley contacts the side cover is the insert I mentioned is unscrewing itself which makes the rotor shaft longer hence the rubbing you see. Remove both side covers and see if you can tighten the pulley, the pulley side obviously uses a socket or wrench and the opposite side takes an allen hex wrench. Tighten it as tight as you can then check the rotor for side play, there shouldn't be any. The belt should not come off if the pulleys are aligned even if the tensioner doesn't work, the belt would just slip. Hope this may help some. « Show Less
1407307
It doesn't fit mine. The shaft is a little too wide. Unfortunately it's kind of in that situation when it's not worth sending it back - I'll see if I can make it work through some modification.
240228
if it's the same length as a golf cart, it should work. Has elastic around the bottom. We put a rope with a closing hook on the end to keep it from flying off. Tied a knot on one end of the rope and put the hook on the other and hooked it on a grommet on the cover.
656761
Fits any normal size golf cart. If your cart is extra long with some add on feature like reverse facing bench seat you will have a problem from what I see. BTW, it is a great product. We really like it and it is holding up well.
153273
Yes, it should fit... if the shaft on your ball is long enough it will work perfectly... you might not be able to use the locking screw at the top, but if you tighten it correctly it won't come loose. Mine works great and I love it... super product....
244660
I am not sure if the golf club end of the cover will extend out for enough. I can measure mine and let you check it? This would be from the back cushions of the standard seats. Would that measurement help? Let me know.
620470
Hey Eldon - it came with the regular grip - but, have been experimenting with another putter with the enlarged grip and then the cross-hand - when I used to putt - the hole looked like the ball wouldn't fit in it - now, feel like I could sink a basketball... Hope that helped!
1439862
I am not sure, but I have a Callaway Org 14s bag with a standard length driver, but my putter is 34". That being said my entire bag, a pair of shoes on the side all fit with room to spare.
719071
Probably too big. This thing is just the right size for a 2-ball ... too big for a standard rectangular putter.
2146864
I returned mine as it was too clunky and my Oregon was too small for it, but to answer yr question I should clip it to the clubs bad with the carabiner clip - unless you want to trace yr tracks into the rough! Good luck
977887
It's a weight that Taylormade installs to lower the center of gravity, there is no need to change it, the adjustments in the hozel is all that is needed to fit your swing, good luck.
1520824
The cover worked for us but with one modification. We placed a 24 exercise ball in middle of table to prevent snow and rain from collecting and providing drainage.
1418629
I think it will. I have a medium large putter grip and it works fine . The real large grips you might have to wiggle it out a bit though .
1720156
This is a bit tricky. It is not so much the center post but the arm that swings down to secure the chair/scooter as the hoist raises. As this arm will get quite tight against the seat of the chair/scooter, you need to be careful to leave some slack in the cover or you will tear it It takes a little trial and error, but after a couple of tries you can see how loose to leave the cover so the arm can tighten against the chair/scooter without harming the cover.
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There are a set of adjusters on each side of the cover that can be used to tighten the cover using a socket of wrench. As received it was plenty tight. When the cover is rolled out, the end is placed in a set of clips that pull the cover into tension. The manual says that over time the cover will stretch, so the adjusters would be tightened to pick up the slack. Hope that helps.