Q: worth re-shafting a broken hybrid club?

Was having a lousy day yesterday - 6 hours game with 3 rain disruptions, 4 balls in the water (well this is not that bad for my standard! ) and... most lousily broken hybrid.

So, the question from the newbie is - is it worth doing a re-shafting of the hybrid? It's TM R9 3-hybrid. Got it on a sale for $102 (or therabouts).

Thanks!

where u play bro? go reahaft with a better shaft......

Bro - at Warren

Thanks for ur suggestion. As kind souls told me - shafts don't make a difference with the kind of swing I have now unfortunately.
Hence the question... coz if replacing shafts cost more than 100 bucks, then I can actually get a completely new hybrid le. But I like this hybrid actually.....

Re-shaft it to a more suitable shaft for your swing... if budget is a concern, get a 2nd hand shaft.

Fitted with the right grip & Size and you will find yourself loving it more than ever!

Wise words ..

taking down notes

mowen wrote:

Wise words ..

taking down notes

My dear partner... you must understand that words of encouragement similar to the above does not really help in pushing up my game form... you are STILL... my air con bus...

DimWit Kid wrote:

Bro - at Warren

Thanks for ur suggestion. As kind souls told me - shafts don't make a difference with the kind of swing I have now unfortunately.
Hence the question... coz if replacing shafts cost more than 100 bucks, then I can actually get a completely new hybrid le. But I like this hybrid actually.....

Can you still get the club for $102? If so, why not buy another one of the same hybrid since you like it? You can keep this current hybrid head as a spare, to be shafted with a good shaft when your swing has improved sufficiently.

You should be able to claim from your golf insurance right?