How To ReShaft A Golf Club At Home

A look at how easy it can be to replace the shaft on a golf club at home with just a few simple supplies.

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[barrymc]

Very well done. I really appreciate all the pro tips you included, like checking the epoxy in the morning and clearing the hole on the grip. Those are definitely trial and error mistakes that I won’t heave to experience now! 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[chadz]

I spent all this time researching what kind of epoxy to use and the Aussie is just like “I use boating glue mate”

[JDSFLA]

4:21 I suggest using a wire brush to clean out the shaft (also the hosel of a club head), and not a drill as that risks removing some of the steel of the shaft.

[johnstewart]

Thank You for taking the time to show how easy this is to do at home. Have an awesome golfing year.

[Sid-iomi]

thank for the tutorial it help me to change graphite to steel ping iron golf club

[stratovani]

I like the trick of using hot water to move the ferrule. I'm going to be replacing the shaft on a Hogan Equalizer wedge soon, and I want to save the ferrule and reuse it. However, the existing shaft is a .355 taper tip, so I'm not going to want to move the ferrule too far up the shaft. I'll have to figure something out.

[teamrino]

Great presentation! Thanks for showing the little things!!

[sirciderchops]

Although interesting to most of us golfing blokes, fair play to your Mrs for not falling asleep whilst filming..

[zacklau]

Golf epoxy has a lower glass transition temperature that makes the head easier to separate from the shaft using heat. A high temperature epoxy makes it harder to remove the head. Graphite shafts can be easily damaged.

[davidgent]

Excellent video, thank you very much…. I’m going to try this with my gap wedge on the weekend… Fingers crossed I don’t mess it up! Thanks again for showing us how to do this…. 👍

[jaffy]

Great video... Can you use the hot water trick on a graphite shaft, as well? Thx..

[p.macdermott]

Great video. Very well explained and demonstrated. Thanks to camera girl also

[dj-flights]

Thank you Justin Rose for showing us this

[deldridg]

Great advice mate and thanks. I'll be sorting out my son's new blades with appropriate shafts shortly and you've saved us a mozza. He's a low marker 13yo and so will be needing a lot of shaft upgrades as he grows. He can learn to do this himself too! Cheers from Sydney - Dave

[slayerde]

Went to a place today that wanted to charge me 400 to replace my shafts. Now I'm here.

[decidingslide]

Excellent film, thanks for posting. I just last week learned how to re-grip and this is next. I'm slightly unsure about the epoxy only because there are so many different types!! I'll probably go for the Araldite Ultra Strong and test it good and long in my garden before letting anyone within 50ft of me !! Great stuff to know especially in lockdown when I can't get to the pro shop. Thanks again.

[jtuds]

Can this also be done with boiling water? Like letting the club sit in boiling water until you can just pull it apart ?

[alanduffy]

Very helpful video, great tips, thanks.
Had a laugh at your comment about frustration and mishaps..

[kevindaly]

Hi Adam, any suggestions on where to buy the replacement shafts in Australia?

[ItsVideos]

This is great information. Is the procedure the same for graphite shafts?