(631) 563-2025
4106 Sunrise Hwy South Service Rd, Oakdale, NY 11769

Re-grips and Repairs

Golf club regripping and repair · Oakdale, NY

Golf club regripping and repair, done on our bench while you wait

Your grip is the only part of the club that touches you. A worn, hard or wrong-size grip costs you strokes before you ever swing. South Shore Golf re-grips most clubs the same day, matches the grip to your hands, and handles the reshafting and repairs a new grip can’t fix.

  • No appointment needed to drop off
  • Golf Pride, Winn, Super Stroke, JumboMax, Lamkin
  • Reshafting, loft and lie, warranty service
  • Done by our PGA-certified fitters

Walk in any time the shop is open. Ask Jarvis a quick question.

Golf Pride grips in stock for same-day re-gripping at South Shore Golf in Oakdale, NY
Same-day re-gripsMost done while you wait
No appointmentDrop off any time we're open
  • Same dayfor most re-grips
  • From $5per club, labor only
  • 5 brandsof grips in stock
  • Freeto look at a club first

Where can I get golf clubs regripped on Long Island?

South Shore Golf Store at 4106 Sunrise Hwy South Service Rd, Oakdale, NY 11769 regrips and repairs golf clubs on its own in-store bench. Most re-grips are done the same day, often while you wait, with Golf Pride, Winn, Super Stroke, JumboMax and Lamkin grips in stock. The shop also handles reshafting, loft and lie adjustments, club head and adapter replacement, and manufacturer warranty service. No appointment is needed to drop off clubs. Golfers come in from Oakdale, Sayville, West Sayville, Bayport, Bohemia, Great River, Islip and Patchogue.

Prices updated October 2026

Turnaround Most jobs the same day, depending on bench load
Appointment Not needed to drop off clubs
Grip brands Golf Pride, Winn, Super Stroke, JumboMax, Lamkin
Pricing Re-grips from $5 per club. See all prices
Also handled Reshafting, head replacement, adapters, warranty work
Hours Mon to Fri 10am to 6pm
Sat 10am to 5pm · Sun 10am to 3pm

When to re-grip

Worn grips cost you strokes

Grips wear out slowly, so most golfers don’t notice until the club starts twisting in their hands.

A slick grip makes you squeeze harder, and extra grip pressure tightens your forearms and changes your release. A grip that’s the wrong size does the same thing. Fresh grips in the right size let you hold the club lightly and swing freely.

  • The grip feels hard or slick
  • You see shiny or worn spots
  • The club twists at impact
  • It’s been a year or about 40 rounds
Worn and slickNEWFresh and tackyMost golfers should re-grip about once a year or every 40 rounds

Club repairs

Keep the rest of the bag in top shape

Every repair is done in-house, on the same bench our PGA-certified fitters use to build new clubs.

Re-gripping

Old grip stripped, shaft cleaned and a new grip built to your preferred size and firmness, usually while you wait.

Reshafting

Broken, cracked or outgrown shafts replaced and matched to your swing.

Club head replacement

Damaged heads swapped and set back to spec.

Shaft adapter replacement

Adapter sleeves replaced or reset to the exact loft and lie you were fit for.

Manufacturer warranty service

We handle warranty claims directly with Srixon, Mizuno, Titleist, Ping, TaylorMade and Callaway.

Not sure what’s wrong?

Bring the club in. We’ll tell you whether it’s the grip, the shaft or something else, and there’s no charge to look.

How it works

Three steps, usually the same day

  1. 01Drop it at the benchNo appointment needed. Walk in during shop hours with one club or the whole bag.
  2. 02Get a straight quoteWe tell you what it needs and what it costs before any work starts.
  3. 03Pick it up, often same dayMost re-grips are done while you wait. Shaft work depends on parts and bench load.

Shop rates · October 2026

Club repair prices, posted so you know before you drive over

Prices cover labor, plus installed parts where noted. Shafts, grips, adapters and putters are extra unless the line says installed.

Re-gripping
Service Price
Labor only, your gripPer club, customer-supplied grip $5
Standard grip, installedPer club $10 to $15
Premium grip, installedMCC, cord, midsize $14 to $18
Putter grip, installedSuperStroke and similar $30 to $40
Save or reuse existing gripPer club $5
Adjustments
Service Price
Loft or lie, iron or wedgePer club $5
Loft and lie, full setAbout 8 to 10 irons $35 to $50
Putter loft or lie $5
Shorten clubNew grip often needed, priced separately $5
Lengthen club$20 each for 3 or more clubs $25
Swingweight adjustmentPer club $8 to $20
Reshafting
Service Price
Steel iron or wedge setSet of 10, labor only, shafts extra $150
Graphite iron or wedgePer club, plus shaft $25 to $45
Hybrid or fairway, graphitePer club, plus shaft $40 to $60
Driver, standard shaftShaft installed $129.99
Driver, premium shaftShaft installed $150 to $250+
Install your own shaftPer club $35
Shaft extraction or broken-shaft removalPer club $10 to $20
Other repairs
Service Price
Re-glue loose head $25
Ferrule replacementPer club $25
Adapter install or swapCustomer-supplied adapter $25
Adapter install or swapNew adapter included $50
Remove rattlePer club $10 to $25
Shaft swap between two clubsPer job $35

How ranges work: where a price shows a range, the final number depends on the grip or shaft you pick and what the club needs once it’s on the bench. We confirm the exact price with you before we start. Manufacturer warranty work is handled directly with the brand.

Grip fitting

Fit to your hands, not the display rack

Grip size changes how tightly you hold the club, and that changes your swing.

Too small and your hands get overactive, which often leads to a hook. Too big and you can’t release the club, which often leads to a slice. We measure your hands, ask how you like a grip to feel and match the size and texture to your game.

Know the exact grip you want? Tell us the model and size. If it’s not in stock, we can usually get it and have it on within a few days.

GRIP SIZE GUIDEUndersizeSmaller handsStandardMost golfersMidsizeLarger handsOversizeLess tension
WHY LIE ANGLE MATTERSToo uprightSquareToo flat

Loft and lie

Small adjustments, straighter shots

If your irons sit too upright or too flat at impact, the face points off line even on a good swing.

We check and bend loft and lie on our bench, from a single club to a full set, and set adjustable adapters back to the specs you were fit for. It’s one of the cheapest ways to tighten up your dispersion.

Grip brands in stock

Five brands, every feel

Golf Pride

The most familiar grips on Tour and in most golfers’ bags, from soft rubber to firm cord for a secure hold in any weather.

Winn

Soft, cushioned grips that reduce fatigue and soften feel, a good fit for golfers with sore hands or joints.

Super Stroke

Putter grips in a wide range of shapes and sizes that quiet the hands for a smoother stroke.

JumboMax

Oversize grips that reduce grip pressure and tension for a steadier, more repeatable release.

Lamkin

A full range of textures and sizes for golfers who want to dial in exactly how a grip feels, wet or dry.

Something else?

Tell us the model and size you want. We can usually get it and have it on within a few days.

Every grip install is done in-house on our own bench, never sent out.

Questions golfers ask

Re-grip and repair questions

Still wondering? Ask Jarvis or call the shop. Someone who works the bench picks up.

How long does re-gripping take at South Shore Golf?

Most re-grips are done in-store while you wait or the same day, depending on how busy the bench is. Shaft work depends on parts and bench load.

How much does a re-grip cost?

Re-gripping starts at $5 per club for labor with your own grip. A standard grip installed is $10 to $15 per club, a premium grip is $14 to $18, and an installed putter grip is $30 to $40. See the full price list on this page.

How much does it cost to regrip a full set?

Regripping 13 clubs with standard grips runs about $130 to $195 installed, at $10 to $15 per club. Premium grips such as MCC, cord or midsize run $14 to $18 per club. Add $30 to $40 if you also want a new putter grip. We confirm the exact price before any work starts.

Do I need an appointment to drop off clubs?

No. Walk in any time the shop is open: Monday to Friday 10am to 6pm, Saturday 10am to 5pm and Sunday 10am to 3pm. Fittings, lessons and simulator time need an appointment, but repairs never do.

What if the problem is the shaft, not the grip?

Bring the club in and we’ll look before doing anything. If it needs reshafting, a new adapter or warranty work instead of a re-grip, we’ll tell you and quote it separately.

Can you match the grip I already have?

Yes. Bring in a club with your current grip and we’ll match the brand, model and size as closely as it’s still made, or recommend the closest equivalent.

How often should I regrip my golf clubs?

Most golfers should re-grip about once a year or every 40 rounds, sooner if the grips feel hard, look shiny or the club twists in your hands.

What grip size do I need?

It depends on your hand size and how you like a grip to feel. Grips that are too small can cause a hook, and grips that are too big can cause a slice. We’ll measure your hands and help you choose.

How much does it cost to reshaft a driver?

Reshafting a driver with a standard shaft installed is $129.99. Premium shafts run $150 to $250 or more, and installing your own shaft is $35.

Do you handle manufacturer warranty repairs?

Yes. We handle warranty claims and repairs directly with Srixon, Mizuno, Titleist, Ping, TaylorMade and Callaway.

Bring your clubs in

Fresh grips, today

Drop your clubs at the bench any time we’re open. Most re-grips are ready the same day.