How To Replace A Worn Out Golf Grip

Knowing how to replace a worn out golf grip can save you time and money. A firm grip on the club is important and can affect the golfers swing. If a golf club is used often then the grip may get worn out.. Rather than buying a new club or playing with a different one, you can replace it yourself with a few tools and a little time.  The result will be a brand new fresh grip on your trusty golf club. The process is not very difficult and anyone can do it, it is also not very expensive. Learn how to replace a worn out golf grip and you’ll never have to worry about swapping out your trusty old club for a different one.

To replace a worn out golf club you will need:

• A sharp Knife
• Paint Thinner or Golf Grip Solvent
• A vice
• Double sided grip tape
• New grip

Steps

1. Remove the old grip. If it is loose enough this can be done by simply pulling it off, if not then use the knife to cut it off.
2. Wipe down the area where the grip was with the solvent or the thinner. Clean any remaining residue from the grip.
3. Place the golf club in the vice and make sure it is secure.
4. Place the double sided tape on the area where the new grip will go.
5. Cover the tape with solvent
6. Slip the grip onto the club pushing towards the head of the club.
7. Once grip is in place, let it dry for six hours.