How to Replace Golf Club Grips - Be Your Own Handyman @ Home

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How to Replace Golf Club Grips - Be Your Own Handyman @ Home. In this DIY tutorial, I demonstrate how easy it is to replace grips on golf clubs. Are your golf club grips looking tired and old? Just replace them. It's not hard! Like, share & subscribe!! Thank you and visit my channel for more DIY and other entertaining videos: / djlattas

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16 окт 2024

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@baraklilis 6 лет назад

thanks for the video! my parents own a mini golf course but don't know how to regrip ( our usual person who regripped them for us passed away) so our golf clubs were in a REALLY sad state (think tape holding the handles on). Seeing this video made me realize how easy it actually was. I bought the supplies on amazon and followed your instructions and in no time I had a dozen beautifully regripped clubs! Thanks for teaching me a new skill!

@ericuss3898 7 лет назад

Great video, I never realized replacing grips was that easy!

@BeYourOwnHandymanHome 7 лет назад

+Eric Uss Thanks!

@gizmo22ist 6 лет назад

Thanks for the videos man i really really learn a lot from u

@therayagenda 9 лет назад

Thanks for the video. Two questions - (1) How long should you wait before testing the club, and (2) any tips on aligning the grip with the club face?

@BeYourOwnHandymanHome 9 лет назад

+therayagenda Ideally, it would be safest to let them dry overnight before using them to play. You can visually align them but do so quickly before the glue dries (while the club is still in the vise).

@therayagenda 9 лет назад

+Be Your Own Handyman @ Home Thanks! Re-gripped my 7-iron this weekend (without a vise) and it worked out well.

@BeYourOwnHandymanHome 9 лет назад

+therayagenda Awesome! Thanks for letting me know :-)

@cliffordholloway6291 6 лет назад

good job, for a moment I thought you didn't have the tape wet enough but all went well.

@rexanderson3204 5 лет назад

Don't you have to align the grip to the shaft ?

@Fakhrollah 6 лет назад

Please share the name of the solvent with us. Thanks

@brianreilly8661 8 лет назад

hi thanks maybe for the inexperienced I bought one with hook and it was great just don't want any fellow golfer to get injured I did enjoy your video nice work

@BeYourOwnHandymanHome 8 лет назад

+Brian Reilly Thank you and I definitely agree - I don't want anyone to get injured.

@mikesouza4490 5 лет назад

can you reuse solve

@SnowWolf90 7 лет назад

thats such a pain, I just bought older clubs and they gave me a blister the first day i used them, i want to regrip my driver, 3 through 9 iron and my pitching and sand wedges.

@gatorhenry3 5 лет назад

so all of your clubs?

@udayaai 5 лет назад

He didn't even allign the logo of the grip.

@MrGozieBoy 2 года назад

Do you really use an "exacto" knife to take off "the old you know what"? Yikes!!!!

@brianreilly8661 8 лет назад

just cut a nerve in my hand trying to change grip you used the wrong tool to get grips of and if you watch video again you nearly slipped you have to get a hooked blade that is so much safer and its what golf shops use hope this helped

@BeYourOwnHandymanHome 8 лет назад

+Brian Reilly Sorry to hear that Brian...a reminder to everyone: keep body parts out of the way from the blade. No, I did not come even close to injuring myself because it's common sense to keep hands/fingers out of the way. Even if it did slip, I wouldn't have cut myself because of the way I was gripping the knife. Thank you for providing another alternative by using a hooked knife. Probably would be safer for people not used to using sharp tools. Some places use hooked, some don't. Hope you're healing well.

@strexus 6 лет назад

@@BeYourOwnHandymanHome There's safer ways to strip a golf grip. You say you never came close to injury. That's your opinion, but the blade wasn't in control as it slipped from the shaft. Also, you should mark down the shaft beforehand for alignment. This is shabby at best.