Golf club reshafting: irons, drivers & woods
New shafts in your favorite heads: steel or graphite, irons to driver. We help you pick the shaft, order it for your clubs, and build each club to your length and grip.
Prices
Labor prices. Parts sell at regular retail and are ordered for your job. Alabama sales tax applies to parts. Prices as of October 2026.
Turnaround
How it works
- Price it. Build an instant price or send a request with photos.
- Approve & pay. Jackson confirms parts and fit, then you approve and pay on your ticket.
- Drop off & pick up. Porch drop-off in northwest Huntsville or a meet-up around Huntsville and Madison, by appointment.
Questions
How much does it cost to reshaft a set of irons?
Labor is $17 per club for steel or $22 for graphite when you reshaft 6 or more, plus the shafts, ferrules and grips. Iron shafts run $28.50–$56.95 each. The instant price adds it up for your set.
Can you reshaft my driver with a different shaft?
Yes. Driver reshafts are $25 labor plus the shaft and grip. We confirm your adapter and tip size before ordering, and can move your current adapter to the new shaft.
Can I bring my own shaft?
Yes. Labor is the same, and with no parts to order your clubs are usually ready the next day.
Steel or graphite?
Steel is heavier and gives most players a lower, more controlled flight. Graphite is lighter and easier on the hands and joints. Tell us your swing speed and miss and we suggest a few shafts.
How long does a reshaft take?
Three to five business days when we order the shaft, since the epoxy cures overnight. Rush overnight parts cut that to about two.