When Should You Reshaft A Golf Club? | Michiana Club Repair

When Should You Reshaft a Golf Club?

Reshafting can feel like a major step, but in many cases it’s far more cost-effective than replacing clubs entirely. Shafts have a massive impact on ball striking, from launch angle, to spin rate, to overall carry and roll, getting the correct shaft for your game is key to playing your best.

Signs You May Need to Reshaft

• Inconsistent ball flight

• Loss of distance

• Shafts feel too heavy or too light

• Visible shaft damage

• Swing speed or mechanics have changed

Sometimes it isn't so obvious that you need to reshaft a golf club. You can always consult your local PGA pros (AKA us!) to examine your clubs and compare your swing and measurements to what you have.

Performance Reasons to Reshaft a Golf Club

Reshafting can:

• Improve launch and spin

• Increase consistency

• Match your current swing better

• Repair a broken or damaged shaft

This is especially a great option if you already like how your clubs feel off the club face. This can have a major impact on performance without forcing you to adjust to something totally new in look and feel.

Is Reshafting Worth It?

If the clubhead still performs well, reshafting is often the smarter investment — especially for irons, wedges, and premium drivers. A broken shaft does NOT equal a broken club that needs to be replaced.

Professional Reshafting Matters

Professional reshafting ensures:

• Proper shaft tipping

• Correct flex and weight

• Secure installation without damage

  
  

Final Thoughts

Your swing evolves — your shafts should too. Reshafting can bring new life into clubs you already trust.

📞 Let’s Talk Reshafting Options

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