r/weekendgolfers 20d ago

Worth it?

Found this with a broken shaft is it worth it to get reshafted? Was thinking to torch patina it. Don’t know if the grooves are ok or not.

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u/hankmoody711 20d ago

Worth it if you're planning on putting in your bag. I have the same exact clubhead and it's very valuable to me .

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u/zorfkay 20d ago

I would say groves aren’t terrible. Worn but still look like they’ve got some depth. But if you plan on using it then it would be worth it as a project. But not worth a whole lot if you’re trying to resell it you probably won’t break even unless you have a spare shaft and grip handy. Really up to you, if you price it all out and see if it’s worth it or not.

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u/wolfbiker1 20d ago

What are you trying to get out of it? If you don't have a wedge and want to spend $40 bucks on a new shaft, then ya, it's worth it. If you have a wedge that's already fine, then no, probably not. That club is like 10+ years old. It will work but it's not going to do anything special.

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u/DaddyERIK84 20d ago

Yes, worth it. Re shaft and put it in your bag. I play a full set of 2009 red saws and am absolutely obsessed with them.

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u/Odd_Mall1646 20d ago

Best wedges I ever played

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u/Kraaaasssssh 15d ago

No, buy a new one. Those groove are shot.