Golf Club Grip Replacement
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Last updated on Aug 9, 2019
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓For this Fast Fixit you will be taking off a worn or old golf grip and replacing it with a new one. In order to do this we will be cutting the old grip off and putting an adhesive solution along with tape onto the golf club in order to attach the new grip.
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Place the golf club securely on a level table.
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Using a blade or knife, cut a line through the grip.
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Pour a generous amount of adhesive into the opposite end of the grip.
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Squeeze together the open end of the grip.
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Lightly shake, in order to spread the adhesive within the grip.
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Over a bowl or container, pour adhesive in the grip onto the shaft of the golf club.
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Remove the tee from the back of the grip.
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Push the grip onto the golf club shaft.
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Ensure that the end of the grip is hitting the end of the shaft.
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After allowing the club to properly dry, you will have a new grip to improve your swing at tee off.
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