In this video, Luke shows the process that you can use in the unfortunate circumstance of snapping one of your shafts. In this demonstration he uses a driver but the same can potentially be done with any type of club. Using this method will likely change the playability of the shaft and there is no guarantee that it won't do the same thing again but maybe worth a go if you don't want to invest in a new shaft. ——————————————————- 🟡 Luke's Social's; Luke's main Youtube channel; https://www.youtube.com/@LukeHanlonGolf Instagram; www.instagram.com/lukehanlongolf TikTok; /@lukehanlongolf Facebook; / lukehanlongolf ————————————————- Thank you for your support on the channel #Subscribe for more DIY Club Repairs ————————————————- ⌚️ Time Stamps; 00:00 - Intro 00:25 - Removing the broken part 01:52 - Prepping the shaft 03:13 - Gluing 03:34 - Extending 04:14 - Removing Grip 04:56 - Complete #golf #hitthebell #golftips
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