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unfortunately not just a loose ferrule, but loose head. Agree it might be steep attack angle and probably bottoming out much later as I do get a much lower ball flight than others. Time for a lesson perhaps.

Couple of videos of my ball striking. I do practice a lot on mats, so it could be that. FullSizeRender.mov IMG_0250.MOV

Don’t soak or leave in the trunk. Live in the U.K. so we don’t get those sorts of temperatures anyway.

Bought from a reputable golf course, doubt they are knock offs. Can’t see what it could be other than myself, but struggling to think what as I play off 10, don’t think I’m hacking them that much they break.

Taylormade m2's replaced with M4's which have now been replaced by Sim Max 2's - all with the same issue

true, though tour pros would just have it swapped out immediately with no issue, not saying I'm swinging as fast or hitting as hard as they do but I seem to be the only constant.

I had these given to me as a replacement of the old set that did the same thing. The OEM took them back and gave me the newer ones, and it's happened again. Makes me think it's me.....

these are new clubs, a couple of months old, played max 10 rounds with

these are new clubs, a couple of months old, played max 10 rounds with

I took my clubs to my local pro shop where they do repairs, he tried to twist the head and it turned. Checked a couple more clubs and they were also loose. As I mentioned before I don't store them in the car boot or anywhere exceptionally hot or wash with hot water. Why does this happen?

I have the same issue, looks like the head is fixed but the ferrule has come away. Having said that my previous set I had a 3 iron heads that actually came loose. Why does this happen? I don't store them in the car boot or anywhere exceptionally hot or wash with hot water. Is it me striking them incorrectly? I'm a fairly decent player (10hc) so don't think it could be me hitting the ball/ground too hard. Any ideas?