Golf Club Repairs


I offer a wide range of golf club repairs and upgrades. The most popular are as follows: 

RE-GRIPPING
Re-gripping your clubs can make your set feel like new. I stock a nice selection of grips at great prices. If you’re not certain of what size or type of grip you need, I’ll be happy to measure your hands, check your grip, and offer a suggestion. If needed, I’ll custom size your new grips at no additional charge. Most golfers play with grips that are worn and too small.

Periodically re-gripping your putter is also a good idea. Many golfers putt better with a slightly larger putter grip.


RESHAFTING 
If you have a broken shaft, I can often replace it with an identical match. If the shaft is no longer available, I’ll determine the closest match.

I stock a wide range of very affordable steel and graphite shafts.

Most golfers play with shafts that are too long and too stiff.


ADJUSTING LOFT & LIE 
The only way to determine the appropriate lie angle of your irons is through a dynamic fitting outside, on the driving range. It’s very important be able to see the ball flight. 

Iron loft and lie specifications can change over time. Especially on forged iron heads. It’s a good idea to periodically have your specifications checked and (if needed) returned to your desired specifications.

The lie angle of each of your wedges and your putter is very important, but overlooked by most golfers.


SHAFT EXTENSIONS AND REDUCTIONS
Sometimes a small adjustment to the shaft length can produce amazing results. And that holds true from the putter through the driver. 

Most golfers putt better with a shorter shaft because it’s easier for them to get their eyes over the ball.

Reducing the shaft length on their driver makes it easier for many golfers to square the face at impact.


RE-SETTING LOOSE HEADS & FERRULES
Unfortunately, epoxy sometimes fails. Regardless of how much you pay for your golf clubs, a clubhead or ferrule will sometimes come loose. Fortunately, both can be reset for very little cost.


ELIMINATING RATTLES IN CLUBHEAD OR SHAFT
A loose piece of epoxy can cause an annoying rattle. Eliminating the rattle is often quite easy.


Most repairs are completed within 24 hours. If you have a specific question about a repair or pricing please feel free to CONTACT ME.  I’ll look forward to hearing from you.