LUFC 1972
Head Pro
Looking to get my irons re gripped, currently have old ping grips on, don't want to break the bank what would people recommend and has anyone used AG for regripping
New Grips
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t0m
Head Pro
I love the look of the super grip ones
Why not start with your club pro? If they don't have a great stock, see if they'll do what mine does and charge me for tape/labour and let me order in what I want. I tend to use Gamola. Of course you could even try having a go yourself. It's not too hard and I could do it but truth is I'm a lazy git. Gamola offer Ping if you want to stick with them http://www.gamolagolf.co.uk/acatalog/Ping_Golf_Grips-p1.html
ruff-driver
Journeyman Pro
Have a look at gamola golf, something for all budgets
ps changing your own grips really is not difficult, if i can do it anyone can
ps changing your own grips really is not difficult, if i can do it anyone can
Garush34
Journeyman Pro
Do them yourself. Really easy to do and takes no time at all.
It doesn't. I'm just lazy. Something therapeutic and rewarding about the process. Maybe I'll get back into doing it again
LUFC 1972
Head Pro
I assume if I look on you tube I could find out how to do it
Search on here. Plenty of threads on it in the past.
t0m
Head Pro
I let someone do it for me so little extra. Then it's nice to get them back with the lovely new grips on
Garush34
Journeyman Pro
There certainly is Homer. Saves money too. Better to spend the difference on something else.
RGDave
Money List Winner
Gamola have always looked after me. I have to ask them every last b***** time which is the slightly thinner version of the Basic Golf Pride.
I tend to buy the re-gripping kit as I can't be bothered to raid the shed.
I tend to buy the re-gripping kit as I can't be bothered to raid the shed.
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Can't go wrong with Golf Pride Tour Velvets in my opinion. Cheap, and excellent
dufferman
Journeyman Pro
Another +1 for doing it yourself. When you buy grips from online, usually they come with instructions. I'd never re-gripped a club in my life, read the instructions in the delivery and did a whole set of irons. Granted I did have a vice on a workbench in my house at that point. That helped.
Grieve14
Head Pro
I will be doing mine my self in about April next year, it doesn't look too hard to be honest, i did my putter a month or 2 ago with no problems. I will use Gamola most likely - you also get 5% cashback on quidco with them.
Crawfy
Tour Rookie
This...and go see your local pro. Clydeway put any grip bought from them on for free. Always good to give business locally.
Got mid-sizes on my irons this season...feel like new sticks !
Daff
Hacker
A really easy way to grip clubs is to use a small air compressor (I use a car tyre inflator) - use the football inflater pin and push it through the top hole of the grip. Use a wrap of masking tape and a squirt of something like hairspray and the grips slide on brilliantly. They dry real quick and are able to be used straight away. Beauty is, if you like the grips, you can move them on to your next set of irons. Or alternatively, if you don't like them you can use the same process in reverse to get them off without wrecking them
slowhand
Head Pro
Golf pride dual-compound. I've used AG on Street Lane at Moortown (I assume from your handle your live in the area), and they were fine
Rooter
Money List Winner
meh, best 20 quid i spent was getting the junior pro to do mine, job was 100% spot on, i didn't have to buy tape or white spirit, I didn't then stink of white spirit for the next few days either!
Lamkin uTx grips too, awesome in all weathers!
Lamkin uTx grips too, awesome in all weathers!
