SummerHouse 2 Grams Per Inch High Density Golf Lead Tape 1/2” x 60” Available 0.025 Inch Thickness for Golf Pickleball Paddles Tennis Racket Fishing

2 Grams Per inch High Density Lead Tape (20mil): This allows for maximum weight adjustments in the limited space of a golf club head or a pickleball paddle. Players do not want to use multiple layers of lead tape to achieve the desired effect
3M Double Coated Tissue Tape: 3M adhesive provides excellent adhesive performance, allowing it to stay on the surface of clubs head/racket for years without worrying about it falling off. Moreover, if you wish to adjust its position all the way through installation, you’ll be able to easily peel it off and reuse it.
By strategically placing lead tape on different parts of the golf head/Pickleball paddles, you’ll be able to customize the club’s performance to your preferences.
Back of the club head: Adding lead tape to the back of the club head can increase its overall weight, which can have multiple effects. It can shift the CG closer to the heel of the club, promoting a draw bias and helping to reduce slices for golfers who struggle with a fade or slice. Additionally, increasing the overall weight can reinforce the club’s feel and stability, bearing in mind better keep an eye on and potentially more distance.
Sole: Applying lead tape to the sole of the club head can have an effect on the club’s interaction with the turf and its overall playability. By adjusting the weight distribution on the sole, golfers can fine-tune the club’s performance for different turf conditions, such as increasing the bounce or reducing it.
Hosel: Placing lead tape on the hosel (the a part of the club head that connects to the shaft) can lower the club’s center of gravity (CG) and promote a higher launch angle. This adjustment can help golfers who tend to hit low shots or need to increase the trajectory of their shots.
Toe: Placing lead tape on the toe or heel of the club head can influence the club’s moment of inertia (MOI). By adding weight to one side, you’ll be able to increase the MOI in that direction, making the club more forgiving on mishits toward that side. This adjustment can help golfers who consistently miss shots on one side of the club face.