cost to add shaft

[Scotch021]

I was looking to buy just the head of a wedge and was wondering usually how much it cost to add a shaft and grip and even if this can be done.

Joe

[ttcup]

shaft 15-20 GG= 18
grip 2-3 GG =~3

Maybe you can ask discount for not pulling out old shaft.

[Danattherock]

Go to the Golfsmith website and look at club making or similar section. They sell clubheads, shafts, grips, etc... Not sure why you would go this route, but assume you have a good reason. Most folks would just buy a new wedge and put the grip of choice on it if the original grip was not wanted.

[Scotch021]

The guy im buying from only has the club head. So trying to see if its worth it to just buy the head and attach a grip and shaft too it.

Joe

[Danattherock]

I would just get a new wedge man. Seriously.

[lumpuckeroo]

I agree, that is the one club I would buy new. Wedges seem to take a beating, unless you know the person selling and know the condition, I think you are better off buying new.

[clearwaterms]

let me say that I agree with the group. Just buy a wedge new.

However to answer your question.

A Dynamic Golf S300 shaft (the common wedge shaft) will run anywhere from $12 to $18. Then a grip can run anywhere between $3.50 and $8+ dollars depending on what you want. I would assume about $10-$20 for assembly charge.

Buying heads only is faily common, as I assemble my own golf clubs, so buying just the head appeals to somebody like me, who probably wants to match the shaft to the existing set, etc. Unless you want a specific combination that you can't find stock, or you are a builder / tinkerer. I don't think the savings is warranted by buying the head alone.

Depending on the cost of the head - you probably would be better off finding a fully completed club, or consider buying new instead.