I have a set of Nike VR split cavity irons that I got brand new back in 2008 when they first came out. I absolutely love them to death and refuse to buy anything else. I am a stickler for clean clubs and would clean them in a bucket of water regularly (unbeknownst to me at the time) having them in a bucket of water above the hozel was not good for them and now where the hozel meets the shaft is quite rusted and my clubs are breaking. I would like to take a stab at re shafting them myself before taking them somewhere to have them professionally done (probably much more of a pain for someone like me to do it than a professional, I know, but I want to make an honest attempt at it myself first.) For those of you who have done it before... outside of the shafts and centering beads what else am I looking at to need to get this job done? I can think of epoxy, new grips and tape, a bench to work on, vise, heat gun ect. but I am sure I am missing some key details. I do not have a loft and lie machine, swing weight machine or anything you would find on a tour truck so maybe this is just not doable for someone trying to do it in their garage or basement but I would like to make an attempt at it if it is not going to screw up the clubs that I love
Thanks In Advance!