Golf grips

Golf grips for more hold and control

The grip is the only contact point between you and your golf club. A good grip gives you hold, a relaxed swing and control over the clubface. Grips wear over time: they go smooth, hard or shiny, which makes you grip harder without noticing. Replace your grips in time and you'll play with more confidence. Below you'll read which grips there are and how to replace them.

Types of grip

There are several types of grip, each with its own purpose:

• Standard club grips – rubber or corded grips for your driver, woods, irons and wedges, available in standard, midsize and jumbo.
• Putter grips – thicker, often flat grips for a calm, stable putting stroke, in pistol and oversize shapes.
• Jumbo and oversize grips – extra-thick grips that reduce pressure in hands and wrists and ease grip tension.
• Grip tape and solvent – the installation material to fit a grip onto the shaft yourself.

Regrip yourself or have it fitted for free

Replacing a grip is something you can easily do yourself: remove the old grip and tape from the shaft, apply fresh double-sided grip tape, add solvent and slide the new grip on in one movement. Line it up straight and let it dry for a few hours. Rather not do it yourself? Order your grips online and have us fit them: fitting is completely free. That way you always play with a fresh, properly aligned grip.

Golf grips from top brands

You'll find grips for ladies and men from the best-known brands: Golf Pride, SuperStroke, Winn, Lamkin, Scotty Cameron, Black Widow and Straight On. Looking for a value option? Skymax is a solid choice. Alongside grips, you'll also find headcovers and other golf club accessories.

The right grip for every club

Grips wear on every club. Replace the grip on your driver and fairway woods, on your irons and on your wedges once they go smooth. That keeps the same familiar feel across your whole set.

Frequently asked questions about golf grips

When should I replace my grips?

A good rule of thumb is once a year, or after about forty rounds. Replace them sooner if the grip feels smooth, hard or shiny, or if you notice you have to grip harder to hold the club. If you play or practise a lot, you'll be due sooner.

How do I replace a golf grip?

Remove the old grip and old tape, apply fresh double-sided grip tape, add solvent and slide the new grip on in one movement. Line the grip up straight before the solvent dries and then let it rest for a few hours. Prefer not to do it yourself? We fit your grips for free with your online order.

Which grip thickness do I need?

The right thickness depends on your hand size. Roughly: standard for average hands, midsize or jumbo for larger hands or if you want to reduce grip tension. When in doubt, choose based on your glove size and what feels comfortable.