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    ReGripping

    OK here we go----remember I'm Scottish. GT and Golfworks---14 sticks @13.50 ea plus taxes I don't think so (GolfPride)

    Just been checking around on how to do this myself at home------looks like a piece of cake---really I have everything without even buying a thing except the grips.

    Any preferences?---I really like the air process --no muss no fuss
    Does the 2nd hole-n-one come easier ?

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    Unless you are changing grips a lot the compressor way adds a lot of expense, unless of course you already have a compressor.

    I usually check out the closeout/on sale bin at Golfworks and buy a couple seasons worth. I'm a tape and solvent guy myself. Guaranteed that they never slip.
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    Quote Originally Posted by big mac View Post
    OK here we go----remember I'm Scottish. GT and Golfworks---14 sticks @13.50 ea plus taxes I don't think so (GolfPride)
    Most of them have a 1/2 price deal every winter - usually around January or February. DIY is always the cheapest, but if you don't want to go that route then just be patient.

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    The last time I was at GW (earlier this summer) they had $1 a grip installation fee. Is this not the case anymore?

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    Quote Originally Posted by dmr View Post
    The last time I was at GW (earlier this summer) they had $1 a grip installation fee. Is this not the case anymore?


    Yep that's still right but they wanted 3.00 more than GT for the same item I'm sorry fellas but 227.00 for regripping. I'm just comparing etc.

    Even if you buy only the grips and then purchase the kit---it still works out to the same price as having them do it I did some checking---yes you can purrchase grips cheaper and the "grip solvent" is Varsol and the "grip tape" is ordinary carpet tape.

    I checked on the "air method" and it's foolproof---providing you have the right sized grip. If your afraid of the grip slipping on the shaft---simply apply a wrap of masking tape.

    My regripping just went from 227.00 to 112.00 for about an hours labour Good God---I could never make that while I was working

    DIY never looked so good

    Thanks guys
    Does the 2nd hole-n-one come easier ?

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    Which golf pride grip is worth $13.50 per????
    http://golfworks.com/category.asp_Q_..._61_A_c2c_E_ls

    Besides it is 13 unless you're doing the putter or you have too many clubs in the bag
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    Quote Originally Posted by dmr View Post
    The last time I was at GW (earlier this summer) they had $1 a grip installation fee. Is this not the case anymore?
    I was ranting about that a little while ago until I looked at the big picture: When I added up what GT was charging for grips and installation, it was pretty much exactly the same as GW's price - just distributed a little differently.

    Definitely advantages to be had for the DIY'er in that situation.

    Cheers!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chieflongtee View Post
    Which golf pride grip is worth $13.50 per????
    http://golfworks.com/category.asp_Q_..._61_A_c2c_E_ls

    Besides it is 13 unless you're doing the putter or you have too many clubs in the bag


    Golfpride New Decade Multi Compound 10.99 plus 3.50 inst. at GW 12.99 plus 1.00 inst. at GT plus taxes
    Does the 2nd hole-n-one come easier ?

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    Those are expensive. PM sent
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    Did mine last February at GT, they seem to have a half price event once a year and I spent about $120 to do all my clubs. Was quite pleased.

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    I know this may be out of the way if you don't know where Calabogie is, but if you're ever in Calabogie, I get mine done at Mulligans Den Indoor Golf Centre for the cost of the grip plus labour If you're in Renfrew or Arnprior, it sure beats a long drive/trip to Ottawa, and yes, the air route is the way to go after many years of pushing really hard (great big smile right here).
    Last edited by upandatum; 12-12-2009 at 11:02 AM. Reason: update

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    ......and you'd still have time to make a putter rack or two

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