(1) Cut off the old grip and remove any old grip tape underneath. (2) Use some sandpaper to "rough up" the portion of the shaft that will be under the grip. (3) Apply the new grip tape to the shaft. (4) Depending on the type of tape you're using, wet it down with water or the appropriate liquid. (5) Slide the new grip over the shaft and rotate it so that the markings are located correctly for your hands. (6) Let it dry. Done!
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Even if you have no plans to make your own golf clubs, learning how to re-grip your golf clubs isn't a bad idea. Fresh grips will always improve your control of your club. If you play much at all, it's the one thing you should do for your clubs every season. And removing and replacing the grip on a club is a very simple operation once you learn how to do it.
(1) Cut off the old grip and remove any old grip tape underneath. (2) Use some sandpaper to "rough up" the portion of the shaft that will be under the grip. (3) Apply the new grip tape to the shaft. (4) Depending on the type of tape you're using, wet it down with water or the appropriate liquid. (5) Slide the new grip over the shaft and rotate it so that the markings are located correctly for your hands. (6) Let it dry. Done!
(1) Cut off the old grip and remove any old grip tape underneath. (2) Use some sandpaper to "rough up" the portion of the shaft that will be under the grip. (3) Apply the new grip tape to the shaft. (4) Depending on the type of tape you're using, wet it down with water or the appropriate liquid. (5) Slide the new grip over the shaft and rotate it so that the markings are located correctly for your hands. (6) Let it dry. Done!
