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A good golf grip provides a nice firm grip for your hands to hold the club, it also affects the path the club takes going back and coming down. But can golf grips be used, and if so how do you change a golf grip without ruining it? In this article, you will find out. Golf grips can be removed and reused if they are in good condition and you can remove them without damaging them. Cutting off an old, damaged, or worn-out golf grip is the easiest option, also you can use air compression or grip remover with a sprint-rod to replace your old golf grips. I will explain the exact process to remove and reuse golf club grips with included video, and explain how you remove a golf grip without ruining it without using any expensive equipment! Read on to know how to safely replace your grips. Want to improve your Golf game? Get only the BEST Golf accessories on Amazon to improve your score and transform your game here. 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Safely Remove A Golf Grip Using Air Compression https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ppuWJoTbqXY Things You Need To Remove A Golf Grip With Air Compression Grip solvent (Amazon link)Syringe (Amazon link)Air compressor with a nozzle attachment (Amazon link) Take a blunt syringe and load it up with grip solvent and inject the syringe into the butt end of the grip, or use the nozzle of the grip solventTake an air compressor with a nozzle attachment and fire some short burst of air into the butt end of the grip and start twisting the gripVery slowly twist the grip all the way down and repeat the process to guide the solvent into the grip until it gives way first firing air into the grip This method is the easiest method to remove golf grips, be careful not to damage the shaft during the process and be gentle with firing the air, too much air can tear the grip apart, making it unusable. Are you curious how much reshafting your clubs should cost, and if you can do it yourself? Learn the facts in my post. How To Remove Golf Grip With Spring-Rod https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHo4l6FYhkE Things You Need To Remove A Golf Grip With Spring-Rod Blade Grip Remover (Amazon link)Grip solvent Tub to collect grip solventGolf club shaft vise Hacksaw Put the golf grip upside down into the tub and insert the grip remover inside the grip and pour a little solvent inGradually turn the club inside your hand whilst pushing down on the grip remover, if it feels it's getting stuck add a little more solvent the key is getting the solvent down to the very bottom of the gripOnce the solvent is down the club, club the club in your vise and then twist the grip off and then dump out any excess solvent into the tubFor excess solvent use a hacksaw blade to clear any excess You need more tools with this method than using air compression, but it's more straight forward and the tools are not expensive, one reused golf grip will pay for itself. 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How To Replace Golf Club Grips https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gFlQqhy_h6c What You Need To Replace Golf Club Grips A large container like a cooking potGrip solventDouble-sided club grip tapeTape removerBlade Grip Remover RazorbladeTowelNew golf grip Use a blade grip remover to remove the tape on the grip, or you can cut it with a razor blade, then use a razor blade to peel off the tape on the shaftMeasure double-sided tape to the same length as your grip, then put the tape on the club with about 1/2 inch excess tape over the tape and roll the tape onto the club and press the tape to the clubFind the bit of the tape that comes off(at the bottom) and peel it off and then push the top downPut the shaft into the large container, pour the solvent into your new golf grip and then shake the grip so the solvent spreads and then pour the solvent onto the shaft Hold the club square, and then put the new grip into the club and then adjust the grip so it lines up straight up and down, when finished tape the butt end of the grip onto the groundUse the towel to dry off the excess Your golf grips should be changed every 6 months to a year 6 months if you play 3-4 times a week, and live in a hot and humid climate. Once a year if you only play once a week and live in a colder climate. If any grip looks worn it should be replaced. To see if your golf grips should be the same and why it's important to change them check out my article. To see how you can can remove a golf grip without ANY equipment check the next subheading. How Do You Remove A Golf Grip Without Ruining It? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQ_Hnz93EyM What You Need To Remove A Golf Grip Without Ruining It New gripGrip solventCoathangerGolf club shaft vise Take your coat hanger and bend into place to the same size as a golf grip and work it into the top of the grip about an inch in the grip and workaround into the grip by spinning the shaftSeparate the shaft and the grip using your fingers, and pour a little solvent into the grip and then keep spinning the grip and break the bond with your hands and continue down the shaftOnce the coathanger is around 4/5's down the grip, once you feel the grip bond has loosened add a few more drops of solvent in between the coat hanger and gripPlace the grip into a vise and twist the grip off whilst leaving the coathanger in If you get confused, see the above YouTube video for a step by step guide. Do you find yourself wasting time on the driving range? 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