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Hi....
High handicap newbie here...
2/3yrs ago, I purchased a set of used Taylor-made firesole clubs. I would like to regrip them myself. I've read some of the previous posts on the how-to DIY side of things and I think I can handle it. But what concerns me is how do I know what size grip to buy??? I am not under a time constraint so there is no real hurry to get this done. I have yet to Re-grip them since I've had them. But I do plan on looking at the kits offered thru www.Golfsmith.com. Thanks in advance for the help. Marc
High handicap newbie here...
2/3yrs ago, I purchased a set of used Taylor-made firesole clubs. I would like to regrip them myself. I've read some of the previous posts on the how-to DIY side of things and I think I can handle it. But what concerns me is how do I know what size grip to buy??? I am not under a time constraint so there is no real hurry to get this done. I have yet to Re-grip them since I've had them. But I do plan on looking at the kits offered thru www.Golfsmith.com. Thanks in advance for the help. Marc
, then during the course of the round they felt "fat"
. Jumbo generally are for "older" golfers (or maybe more mature golfers!) or for arthritic hands. Regular grips can be adjusted with more than one layer of tape (if they feel too small). By adding 3-4 layers of tape, a regular grip in effect becomes a "mid" size grip. Too small a grip promotes a hook
; too big promotes a slice
.
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