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**ActionJackson** · 11-07-2007, 04:58 PM

Hey Guys,

I'm in the market for a shaft for my new 907D2 and have cruised the bigger sites, Golfsmith, ect. Just looking for any other e-tailers that specialize in components specifically shafts. Any suggestions are welcome, thanks.

-AJ

Golfbum · 11-07-2007, 09:19 PM

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Originally Posted by ActionJackson

Hey Guys,

I'm in the market for a shaft for my new 907D2 and have cruised the bigger sites, Golfsmith, ect. Just looking for any other e-tailers that specialize in components specifically shafts. Any suggestions are welcome, thanks.

-AJ

Use Google, type in golf components. You will be suprised what you come up with. I bought a Graman shaft from an online dealer in GA and saved close to $100 over the price of that same shaft in Canada. I found the dealer by simply doing a search for Graman.

**ActionJackson** · 11-08-2007, 02:09 AM

I'm attempting my best not to let any sarcasm show through here but I am well versed in the use of internet search engines, the point of this thread was and is not to ask how and where to find components but simply as the title states I am attempting to ascertain the favorite locales and e-tailers of my fellow golfers here. The location of where to find "X" is not the same thing as where is YOUR preferance of ataining "X". If that's too tough for you I understand and I'll ask elsewhere. Thanks,

-AJ

Golfbum · 11-08-2007, 06:50 AM

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Originally Posted by ActionJackson

I'm attempting my best not to let any sarcasm show through here but I am well versed in the use of internet search engines, the point of this thread was and is not to ask how and where to find components but simply as the title states I am attempting to ascertain the favorite locales and e-tailers of my fellow golfers here. The location of where to find "X" is not the same thing as where is YOUR preferance of ataining "X". If that's too tough for you I understand and I'll ask elsewhere. Thanks,

-AJ

I totally understand someone like yourself.

**DennisM** · 11-14-2007, 04:31 PM

Not that I have done so much other than regripping my clubs or building the occasional wedge or putter, but I've always gone to Golfworks. Ralph Maltby's staff are courteous, intelligent and well trained. His prices are reasonable and shipping is fast. It isn't worth grinding myself into powder for something so simple when it cn be so easy.

Now, if I was making golf clubs for a living, I would grind away.