Golf Club Shafts

Is it time you gave your favourite golf clubs a makeover? Invest in a replacement golf club shaft and it’ll go on and on. We’ve got replacement golf club shafts available in graphite and steel from all your favourite golf brands. Start your search here.

Top shaft brands

We all have our favourites when it comes to golf clubs, and it’s no different for golf club shafts. We’ve got shafts from all the leading brands right here.

Our top picks

Here’s what our customers are loving right now when it comes to replacement golf club shafts. Check out our most popular shafts below and bag your bargain today.

Mitsubishi Tensei AV driver shaft

For excellent control and speed, you can’t go wrong with a driver shaft from the Mitsubishi Tensei AV range. Grab yours now.

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PING Alta driver shaft

Check out our range of PING Alta driver shafts right here, and find out why they’re a firm favourite with customers. Buy yours today.

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Mitsubishi Diamana driver shaft

It’s another hit from Mitsubishi – customers are loving these high-end Diamana driver shafts. Treat yourself to a replacement driver shaft today.

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Shafts on a budget

Shafts under £40

Looking for a replacement golf club shaft under £40? Here’s where it’s at.

Sale items

You won’t believe the prices of replacement golf club shafts in our sale. Grab a deal today.

Limited edition

Looking for a replacement golf club shaft that’s truly unique? Find a rare tour issue golf club shaft here.

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Shaft by material

Whether you’re looking for a graphite or steel replacement golf club shaft, get straight to what you’re after right here.

Shafts by flex

We’ve got a great range of golf club shafts in all different flex types, from extra stiff through to regular, ladies’ and senior.

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FAQs: Golf Club Shafts

Can I change the shaft on my favourite golf club?
Yes, you can. You’re never bound to the shaft that originally came with your golf club. It’s a great idea to experiment with different shafts (including different flexes and material) to see which feels right for you. Check out our buyers’ guide to golf club shafts to learn more.
What’s the difference between steel and graphite club shafts?
Steel club shafts are usually less flexible than graphite ones, and tend to be cheaper too. Graphite shafts are lighter and have more flexibility. If you’re looking for good levels of forgiveness you’ll probably prefer graphite shafts, but if you’re all about durability and control then steel might suit you better.
How do I know when it’s time to replace my golf club shafts?
There are many reasons why you might want to change your golf club shaft. It could be because it’s just old and worn, or perhaps you’ve had an accident with it and it’s been damaged. Alternatively, you might want to change your club shaft just to try out something new.
Can I replace golf club shafts myself?
We don’t recommend it, unless you know what you’re doing. It takes a fair amount of skill and knowledge to do it properly, but we offer golf club shaft fitting services at our Edinburgh and Warrington stores.

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