Seeking Advice On Re-Shafting A Scotty

Hello all,

Hoping to get some veteran advice on how best to replace a shaft in a Scotty.

I have a Studio Stainless Newport 2.5 that I have had for over a decade. The shaft got caught in my trunk and how has a pretty significant bend in it and I need to get it replaced.

I know I can send it back to the custom shop, but would prefer not to go this route as I find their timeline for return extremely lengthy. I asked Golf Town if they would do it and they refused, not quite sure why exactly though.

Does anyone have any other suggestions on how/where to get the shaft replaced for the best price in the most reasonable amount of time?

Thank you.

From my quick Google it looks like the flare tip might not be a standard size which is probably why Golftown didn't want to do it.

If you take it to Golfworks on Industrial or if you have a set of digital calipers you can measure it to confirm. If it's a standard flare tip size then you can get it replaced no problem.

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Originally Posted by jvincent

From my quick Google it looks like the flare tip might not be a standard size which is probably why Golftown didn't want to do it.

If you take it to Golfworks on Industrial or if you have a set of digital calipers you can measure it to confirm. If it's a standard flare tip size then you can get it replaced no problem.

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Thanks for the response. If it is a flare tip, which I think it may be when comparing it to my other putters, what options do I have?

Golfworks sells a flare tip shaft, the question is whether it's the right size.

You can measure it yourself if you have the calipers or take it in to them.

This shaft fits flare tip scotties. Golfworks will install it for you, they are located just down the street from the trainyards golftown.



https://www.golfworks.ca/true-temper...aft/p/tt0004p/