A better grip starts here.
Two classic rubber grips, different textures and a few size details worth checking. Here's how to choose without gambling on a full set.
Read the guide : Lamkin Crossline vs Golf Pride Tour Velvet: which should you choose?
Some grips are worth saving. Here’s how to judge the condition, choose a suitable removal method and check the grip before fitting it again.
Read the guide : Can you remove golf grips without cutting them?
Same familiar family, different lower-hand shape. Compare Tour Velvet and Plus4, understand the tape-wrap claim and separate grip profile from size.
Read the guide : Tour Velvet vs Tour Velvet Plus4: what’s the difference?
Can you use water, turps or another household liquid to regrip? Start with your tape type, check compatibility and choose a solution that suits your grips.
Read the guide : Golf grip solvent alternatives: what can you actually use?
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
Flat sides, fat grips, tacky surfaces and weighted options. Here’s how to choose a putter grip that suits your hands, with a clear comparison of Flat Cat Original,...
Read the guide : How to choose the best putter grip: shape, size, feel and weight
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?
Softness, tackiness and texture describe different parts of a grip’s feel. Here’s how to compare them before buying a full set.
Read the guide : Soft vs tacky golf grips: what’s the difference?
New wedge, unfamiliar grip? Start with what you like on your irons, then test the chips, pitches and fuller shots you actually play before changing every wedge.
Read the guide : Should your wedge grips match your irons?
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?