Work out whether the problem is the grip’s condition, its size or its feel before buying replacements. These guides take you from choosing a specification to comparing the complete fitting job.
Decide what needs replacing
- Choosing golf grips — compare a conventional, less tapered or softer-feeling option and assess a fitted sample.
- Golf Pride MCC and MCC Plus4 — separate surface texture from the lower-hand profile when trying the two designs.
Compare the complete cost
- UK regripping costs — use dated published workshop examples and count the clubs you actually want done.
- Fitting kit versus professional regripping — compare the tools and consumables with a complete workshop quote.
Check supplies before starting
- Grip tape — check the installation system, quantity and agreed build-up.
- Grip solvent — check tape compatibility, the label and the required drying time before planning the job.
If you are considering changes beyond the grip, start with the club-length and fitting guide. For kit used in rain, see shoes and wet-weather preparation.
These guides use manufacturer and retailer information. We identify the sources and checks in each guide; we do not claim hands-on testing where none took place. Read how we research our guides.