We are offering our Hickory Shafts for Irons at $34.95 and for Woods at $39.95; length 40 and 44 inches respectively.  The shafts come in 4 degrees of stiffness: 1) Very Stiff, 2) Stiff, 3) Regular, and 4) Less Robust Stiffness.

These hickory shafts cost a little more than you might pay elsewhere; they are superior because the grain is straight, which allows the CNC route/lath to shape them just right. The result is stronger more robust shaft for your drivers and clubs. Also, the finished surface is very smooth, which does not need sanding before adding stain and Tru-Oil.  We are excited by the quality of these shafts, and hope you will like them as much as we do. 

We offer two types of pins you can use, with epoxy glue, when installing a head on your Hickory shaft.

The Brass pins are medium soft to file down. Brass pins make it easy to find and replace a pin in the future. The Steel pins are the strongest and look most like your hosel. They are the hardest and therefore more difficult to file down. 

Please specify which type you want. There are ten pins per type in a small plastic container.

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This is our recommended epoxy for securing your iron or wood heads to their shafts.  The epoxy sets up in about 20 minutes, which is plenty of time to get your head on to the hosel of the shaft.   Be sure that the direction of your head is perpendicular to the grain of the wood in your shaft. Cleanup (hands, tools, workbench) can be done with a paper towel and denatured alcohol. Be sure to clean the shaft area above the hosel with the alcohol, so that your stain will cover the shaft close to the hosel.

This is our favorite friction tape for re-gripping your clubs. One roll is ¾" wide and 60 feet long.  We also offer a 1½” wide tape as well. The 60-ft length is twice as long as most tape found in hardware stores. One roll of ¾” inch tape will last for 5 clubs if you put on three layers for a 13 inch grip. The 1½” inch tape will do 10 clubs if you put on 3 layers for a 13 inch grip.

Depending on how thick you like your grips, you can add as many layers as you like. The tape is approximately 10 thousands of an inch thick. One layer will increase the grip diameter by 20 thousands of an inch. Three or four wraps around a standard .740" shaft will bring your shaft close to .800” thick. Then a .050" thick cowhide grip will produce a .900" grip diameter 2" from the top of the shaft.  That is the normal grip size for men.

Our options for Double Sided grip tape vary in size and quantity, as shown in the picture. On the left of the picture is a role of double-sided Grip Tape that is 2 inches wide and 18 yards Long. In the center is 10 pieces of the 2-inch by 10 inch sections of double-sided tape.  On the right is a 2-inch by 36 yard long roll of grip tape
     

You can choose below the option that you prefer.  We are recommending a 3-inch-long section of tape at the top of the grip area and a similar section at the bottom of the grip area as shown in the picture below.

This link provides instructions for using grip tape.

Miniwax “Honey” is the wood stain we recommend for finishing new or refurbished Hickory Shafts. Honey colored Asphaltum was the oil based stain used in the 1920’s Hickory era, the Miniwax stain looks like the traditional stain.

"Honey" stain by Minwax does not need to be thinned.  You can apply it straight from the can with a small sponge brush and then wipe off the stain with a paper towel. After a few hours of drying, Tru-Oil can be applied by hand to preserve the stain and keep the shaft waterproof.

     We are pleased to offer this new "Honey" stain by Minwax in two sizes, the ½ pint (8 oz.) size for $13 and the quart (32 oz.) size for $19 . This 1/2 pint container will be enough for a dozen or so clubs and the quart size would be ideal if you have several sets to complete. Both can be cleaned up with mineral spirits.

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Tru-Oil is a combination of Varnish and Linseed Oil for refinishing and sealing your hickory shafts. This product is so amazing and easy to apply. We simply rub it on with a small rag, a cotton ball or use our fingers. Then let the oil do its magic. Two or three coats with drying between coats will waterproof your shaft with a seal that cannot be chipped or rubbed off. ​Tru-Oil has a beautiful semi-gloss finish that allows the true color of the stained shaft to shine through. Drying time is about 2 hours.

This is a non-slip cream for your smooth gripped clubs. Grips with the smooth side out can slip in your hands when making your shot.  You can be sure that your club will not slip during your back swing or when making that crucial contact with the ball when you use Tacky Grip Cream.

Push your thumb down through the surface to mix it up before rubbing it on your hands. Put a little grip cream on your hands (not on your grip) before and during play for that 'vice' like grip.