regripping

Oh no, the shaft on your driver snapped off above the clubhead. Or perhaps your grips are so slick, and you are now having difficulty securing them when it is hot and humid. Or you hit what you think are good shots with a few of your irons only to have them consistently pushed right of your target.  These are just a few reasons why you may need to consult a golf repair shop.

Pricing for services like regripping, re-shafting, loft/lie adjustment, etc., can vary depending upon where you live and the overhead of the facility you are visiting.

A Putter Grip Buyers Guide

Recently Winn Grips introduced their new Pro X putter models and it reminded me of how quickly the size and shape of putter grips have evolved in such a short period of time.  After all, Winn revolutionized grips approximately 25 years ago with the first golf grips made of a soft polyurethane (PU) material wrapped around a rubber underlisting.  These synthetic putter grips felt so good, and their jumbo model was so much softer and lighter than rubber putter grips of similar size.

In the past 10 years, the choice of putter grips used by golfers have changed dramatically.  Modern putter grips are larger, softer, colorful, and less tapered than grips previously made.  Let's explore what each of these benefits are.

Hireko Golf Grip Sizing Calculator

Let's face it, grip sizing can be confusing. It is a battle converting between fractions like 1/32" and +1/16" and decimal readings for butt diameters such as 0.580" and 0.600". The Hireko Golf Grip Sizing Calculator can tackle this problem and assist you in only a few simple steps by showing you what the final grip size will be in your club assembly or when re-gripping. All you need to do is enter the grip core size, shaft butt diameter, starting grip size and how many wraps of build-up tape you may want to add (if any). Click the Calculate button and presto...you instantly have your answer!