What glue to use when Gluing iron golf club head on steel shafts?

Answer 1

Two part epoxies are the best. You mix two components together and they harden in an hour or so. Glues, which rely on evaporation of a solvent, typically aren't strong enough.

I won't recommend any particular brand names, but you can find appropriate epoxies at your local hardware store. Get the kind they call high strength or something like that. Quick setting ("90 second") epoxies aren't strong enough.

Answer 2

Use a high strength two-part epoxy. Fast setting ("five minute") epoxies usually aren't strong enough. On the other hand, it doesn't have to be anything fancy. Ordinary hardware store epoxy works fine. Be sure to clean the inside of the hosel and dimple and abrade the tip, to give the epoxy something to hang onto.

There are some fast setting and one-part adhesives that work, too, but be sure it's manufacturer recommends it for Golf clubs.

Answer 3

You need to clean the bottom of the shaft where the head will be connected to the shaft, and then you will need to use special shaft epoxy which is actually a strong two component glue which needs to be mixed thoroughly prior to use.