This is a unique tool for straightening those pesky shafts that don't seem to want to be straight.  Place the shaft of your club in the series of movable cams and apply pressure to straighten out the shaft. Then apply heat from a heat gun.  Once the shaft has cooled down and settled for about 5 minutes you can remove it and your old crooked shaft has a new life.  

 The Straightener comes fully assembled.  You will need to supply your own heat gun (1500 watt). Use of an infrared reader is also recommended to make sure you are getting the shaft hot enough to make the change permanent.  Full instructions are included.   Price: $139

This stand can be mounted in any vise by attaching the vise to the sides on the bottom of the stand.  Clubs can be placed on top for sanding or setting pins in heads or can be inserted in the round holes for whipping of grips or heads and shafts.  Top and holes are lined with black leather to protect your shaft finish.

This stand can be mounted on any table by attaching hand clamps on the bottom of the stand.  Clubs can be placed on top for sanding or setting pins in heads or can be inserted in the round holes for whipping of grips or heads and shafts.  Top and holes are lined with Buffalo leather to protect your shaft finish.

Patrick Kennedy Shaft Sanding Tool - This is a solid oak or maple shaft sanding tool that holds your hickory shaft while you are sanding it.  This tool fits into a bench top vice to be held steady while you sand your shaft.  The tool is very handy and allows you to twist your shaft as you sand.

In the old days, people used a short piece of waxed linen thread to loop and place under the last 5 rows of whipping to pull out the end of the thread under those rows.  But this thread pulling tool is easier and faster than using the thread for this purpose.  The 40 pound test line in this pulling tool is more slippery than linen thread so it pulls out easier and will work with more wraps of thread if you like to use more than five rows to complete your whipping.  I always love tools that make life easier and more effective.  

The Hickory Shaft Extension Tool has a Steel Collar that fits over the end of a Hickory shaft and allows you to drill a 3/8-inch hole in the center of your existing shaft.  The 3/8 inch drill is included with the Tool as well as two shaft extensions. Use epoxy to set your inset into the club shaft, add a few layers of masking tape in order to assure a tight fit into the extension tool.   Full instructions written by Patrick are included for the step-by-step process of extending your shaft.  

If you are wondering why anyone would do this, it is not uncommon to find hickory shafts that were cut down for children or women to be able to play with them.  But if you have found a club you really like and want to put into play, the extension tool is the best way to get the club to the length you require for your height.  Full instructions are included with the kit.

We offer the wooden shaft extensions separately from the extension tool if you need extra. These extensions are 3 inches in length.