Regripping Golf Clubs – 4 Minute Video

Our good friend John Duval from over at IntoTheGrain.com created a 4 minute video on Regripping Golf Clubs.

Check it out.

Regripping Golf Clubs

How often you should regrip your golf clubs depends on how often you play and the type of grips you use. Golf Pride recommends once a year or every 40 rounds.  The price for per club is $7 for labor plus the grip, so if you do all your clubs every year, you’re looking at around $100 bucks per year.

That’s a couple rounds of golf, a new club, a new bag, some new digs, golf balls, etc..

I’m not a very big DIY guy, but John makes it look easy enough, that I think even I could do it without screwing it up. Of Course, if you watch any master of a particular craft, they ALWAYS make it look easy. I was obsessed with those wood carving shows for a while, the guys would build an entire entertainment center in an hour and NEVER make a mistake and I have trouble putting together a book case using the instructions without screwing up!

If you don’t have any of the supplies for regripping golf clubs, Golfsmith will sell the entire kit (minus the vice) for $39.99.

GOLFSMITH Regripping Supply Kit GOLFSMITH Regripping Supply Kit

Golfsmith Regripping Supply Kit : The Golfsmith Regripping Supply Kit has all of the essential tools and supplies you need to regrip your clubs. Kit Includes: Golfsmith All In One Gauge (#8989) Golfsmith Grip Solvent 1 Quart (#916A) Golfsmith 2 Grip Tape (#902B) Golfsmith Utility Knife (#853) Golfsmith Grip Installer Tool (#1819) Golfsmith Manual Grip Tape Remover (#8228)


I can’t confirm this, but one of the reviews on the website said the kit also comes with a vice clamp, which isn’t listed in the description.

Do you regrip your own clubs? If so, what other tips or pointers do you have?

What other “do it yourself” golf activities do you engage in?

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