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1.04K viewsFebruary 17, 2018

westinbrodey February 17, 2018 0 Comments

Hello,

new to the forum and just started getting heavily into golf over the last few years. I am currently in the market to get my driver and 3W re-shafted and was curious on some of the items I have found on eBay to buy. Is this re-shafting process simple enough to just order a shaft online and then take my club into get it re-shafted or do I need to worry about the tip and what not? Clearly the length matters but the whole tip and everything like that is where I get loss. Sorry for the confusing post but I myself am a little confused.

Thanks !

I didn’t find the right solution from the internet.

References:

http://www.golfforum.com/club-making-repair/24634-re-shafting-questions.html

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Answer 1 · 2018-02-17T17:55:40+00:00

Welcome to the forum! Several thoughts to share:

1) I suggest before getting any new shafts (or clubs) that you make sure they’re genuine. There are a lot of counterfeits out there that look real. They’re often sold through dealers that aren’t authorized. Of course, you can trust any shafts or components you buy through www.golfworks.com.

2) if you’re looking to begin doing your own club work, I highly recommend attending one of the schools at GolfWorks. Here’s the link to more information: https://www.golfworks.com/2018-maltby-clubmaking-academy/a/494/

3) there are many helps that GolfWorks has on their web site. Here’s one on reshafting graphite. https://www.golfworks.com/images/art/2008ReshaftGraphite.pdf

4) if you buy shafts and then take your clubs and shafts to a professional club maker / repair guy, he’ll know what to do for the reshafting. (However, he may charge a bit more for not buying the shafts through him. For example, in my own business, I guarantee all components and work done through me.)

I wish you the best as you pursue excellence in this great game. Lots of folks on this forum are here to help.

Once again, welcome! Michael