A better grip starts here.
Planning to replace your golf grips at home? Browse our DIY regripping articles for guidance on choosing supplies and preparing your workbench. Start with the step-by-step installation guide if this is your first set, and keep the printable instructions nearby. Check which items are included in your kit before ordering any extra tape, solution or tools.
Slippery grips don’t always need replacing. Learn how to clean Golf Pride, Winn and Flat Cat grips correctly, spot wear and decide when it’s time to regrip.
Read the guide : How to clean golf grips—and when to replace them
Compare Australian golf regripping costs for one club or a full set, including professional fitting, your first DIY kit and future tape and solution refills.
Read the guide : How much does it cost to regrip golf clubs in Australia?
Know what you need to regrip at home. Compare clamps and supplies, see what’s in the Regrip DIY kit, and check what to buy separately.
Read the guide : Golf regripping kits: what do you actually need?
Logo up or logo down? It depends on the grip. Here’s what to check before fitting a full set, especially with ribbed or ALIGN grips.
Read the guide : Golf grips: logo up or logo down?
A heavier grip can lower the swingweight reading while making the club heavier overall. Here’s what to check before changing the whole set.
Read the guide : Does grip weight change swingweight after regripping?
When old tape can stay, when it must come off, and why masking tape, build-up tape and double-sided grip tape do different jobs.
Read the guide : Do you need to remove old tape when regripping golf clubs?
Twenty minutes or four hours? How to read the manufacturer’s drying advice and plan your first hit after regripping.
Read the guide : How long after regripping can you play?
58R and 60R aren’t sizes you choose by feel — they describe the grip’s core diameter. Here’s what the numbers mean, what the R means and which one...
Read the guide : What the hell’s the difference between 60R and 58R?