DGMP said:
Finally, I would hesitate to install light weight shafts within wedges. For lofted SW and L wedges, heavier weight shafts may provide a benefit.
Hmmm... I hadn't thought about that. When I got a new iron set last summer, I decided to get matching wedges (T5s) and continued using the same shafts as the irons. My thought process was that there would be more continuity through my full iron and wedge set. In hindsight I wonder if that is offset by the accuracy benefits of having a little heavier, more robust shaft in the wedges. I'd love to hear others thoughts.
Agree though.. possibly not worth re-shafting versus just buying new wedges, especially if the wedges have been used a bunch and might have worn grooves. By the time you pay for the club to be reshafted and regripped, you've probably paid 60-80% of the cost of a new club, especially if you're comfortable getting a T5 since they're on sale as the prior generation