Nope. I just messed up and didn’t do it on this set. The grips never slipped so that was nice. Never made that mistake again. Good catch on your side Roy!
@@RonRivet absolutely a lesson learned. I’ve changed the grips out multiple times since I did this and never made that mistake again. I like to call things like this a “tactical error” because it’s not a mistake if you learn from it. Thanks for watching!
I hope the video helped you out and gave you confidence to try it out for yourself. Just remember to take the paper off the other side of the tape before putting the grip on 🙃
You are 10000 % correct lol. This was the first time I had ever done this and when I finished I knew my mistake. Surprisingly they held up all season. Definitely a learning experience
Yes they are midsize and I use the same grips on all the clubs but putter. I just changed putter and moved to a midsize pistol grip on that one. Love it so far.
Lots of solvent helps and a good brace on the shaft. I had good luck in the spring getting the driver gripped with a ton of the solvent. Be generous and it should help.
Great question. Not double sided. The solvent activates it. The solvent dries within 5-10 minutes. I think they do make double sided tape though but I’m not sure.
Terrible video. At 53 seconds you showed a preview/picture of The GolfWorks GGS Gripping Station, which is the exact same set-up im thinking of buying. There's like 6 different tools in the package, yet you used a chick's blow-dryer? Yea you used the vice, which is pretty nice; but why not show what all the other tools are used for, and how to use them. Sorry man, submitted a thumbs down on your video
Thanks for the feedback. The kit I got was just the base setup. Don’t have a heat gun so I used what many people have available. Thank you for giving the video a try. Good luck with your setup.