3 Responses

1. GC

   May 25th, 2010 at 7:50 pm

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   about 40 – 50 dollars, but you could go into a shop and say youre going to buy their clubs and just get the specifications and say ill come back later and not buy their clubs lol if you buy the clubs you usually get free fitting.

2. Mabisking2

   May 25th, 2010 at 7:50 pm

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   An expert club maker can give you longer or shorter shafts and adjust the lie angle of the sole of your clubs as needed. This in my opinion is risky because you never know who is gonna mess up your clubs.
   I suggest get fitted with the specifications you feel are perfect then order them through a legitimate manufacturer like mizunos corporate office. These will be machined made or guaranteed to be right from a real expert plus they will be brand new.

3. legalbgl

   May 25th, 2010 at 7:50 pm

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   go to golfsmith and the fitting is free when you join the players club, which is free. Reshafting I think is 18.00 per club, so it could be pricey to redo a set.