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**orillaVar** · 08-05-2012, 05:45 AM

It's probably easier to get a good set of irons with shafts better suited to your swing speed at a lower price than what it would be to buy the shafts + grips + get them installed

Up to you though. If you really like your Nike's you might want to re-shaft them

But if you get a different set you could always sell the irons easier than it would be to sell the shafts

Yeah, you make a good point. I was thinking about that. I would have done the reshafting by myself, so I'm not worried about that cost, but the shafts are quite expensive. I can get the grips I want super cheap, so not worried about them, either. Essentially it comes down to whether or not I want to put awesome shafts on a set of game improvement irons, or just sell them as is for like $200 and buy a new set.

08-05-2012, 05:45 AM	#10
orillaVar Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 544 Senior Member	It's probably easier to get a good set of irons with shafts better suited to your swing speed at a lower price than what it would be to buy the shafts + grips + get them installed Up to you though. If you really like your Nike's you might want to re-shaft them But if you get a different set you could always sell the irons easier than it would be to sell the shafts Yeah, you make a good point. I was thinking about that. I would have done the reshafting by myself, so I'm not worried about that cost, but the shafts are quite expensive. I can get the grips I want super cheap, so not worried about them, either. Essentially it comes down to whether or not I want to put awesome shafts on a set of game improvement irons, or just sell them as is for like $200 and buy a new set.
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