Can I use these grip kits on all my clubs — irons, woods, and wedges?

Yes — Golf Pride grips fit all standard club types including irons, wedges, drivers, and fairway woods. The grip tape and solvent included in the kit work the same way regardless of club type. The only exception is putter grips, which use a different installation process and are sold separately.

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Golf Pride Grip Bundles & Grip Kits

Everything you need to regrip your clubs at home — in one place. Kits include grip, tape, solvent, and a vise clamp. Bundles include grips only. Authorized Golf Pride dealer since 1991. Not sure which grip fits your game? Golf Pride Grip Guide →

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Grip Kits vs. Grip Bundles — What's the Difference?

Grip Kit

Includes your grip, double-sided tape, solvent, and a rubber vise clamp. Everything you need to regrip from scratch — no separate supply run.

Grip Bundle

Grips only. The right choice if you already have tape, solvent, and a clamp from a previous regrip and just need to restock.

Regrip Your Clubs at Home — Here's Everything You Need

Regripping your own clubs is one of the most cost-effective upgrades you can make to your game. A fresh set of grips restores feel, improves control, and takes less than an hour to complete once you have the right supplies.

Golf Pride GripYour choice of model, size, and quantity
Double-Sided Grip TapePre-cut strips sized for standard and midsize grips
Grip SolventActivates the tape for easy installation and dries in minutes
Rubber Vise ClampHolds your shaft securely while you slide the grip on

No special tools required. No club builder experience needed. Our Golf Pride Swing Grips & Grip Bundles guide covers how a worn grip affects your game and how to tell when it's time to regrip.

Which Golf Pride Grip Is Right for You?

Golf Pride makes grips for every player type — from the tour-preferred MCC Plus4 to the weather-resistant Tour Velvet Aqua. Our Golf Pride Grip Guide breaks down every model by feel, taper, weather performance, and who each grip is built for. Not sure what size you need? The Grip Size Guide will tell you whether standard, midsize, or oversize is right based on your hand measurements.

How to Regrip Your Clubs

Never regripped before? Our How to Regrip Your Golf Clubs guide walks you through the full process step by step — from removing your old grips to sliding on the new ones and letting them set. Most golfers complete a full set in under an hour on their first attempt.

Why Buy Your Grip Kit from Grips4Less?

We have been an authorized Golf Pride dealer since 1991. Every grip in this collection is purchased directly from Golf Pride — no gray market inventory, no counterfeits. When you order a grip kit or bundle from us, you are getting the same authentic product that ships to Tour players and club fitters, with the supplies to install it yourself for a fraction of what a pro shop would charge for the same job.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does grip size affect feel and performance?

Yes — grip size has a direct impact on how the club feels in your hands and how you release through impact. A grip that is too thin encourages too much hand action through the hitting zone, which can cause hooks and inconsistent ball striking. A grip that is too thick restricts hand movement and can cause pushes and a loss of feel. The right size for you is determined by your hand measurements — specifically the distance from your wrist crease to the tip of your middle finger. Golf Pride offers grips in undersize, standard, midsize, and oversize. Our Grip Size Guide tells you exactly which size is right for your hand measurements so you order the correct size before you install.

How often should I regrip my clubs?

The general recommendation is once per season or every 40 rounds — whichever comes first. Grips harden, lose tackiness, and wear down with use, especially in warm weather or if you play in the rain regularly. Not sure if your grips are due for a change? Our Golf Pride Swing Grips & Grip Bundles guide covers how a worn grip affects your game and exactly what to look for when deciding if it's time to regrip.

How long does it take for the grips to set after installation?

Golf Pride grips installed with solvent are typically playable within 1 to 2 hours at room temperature. For best results, let them sit overnight before your next round — this gives the solvent time to fully evaporate and the tape to bond completely. Avoid twisting or adjusting the grip position after installation, as the tape sets quickly once the solvent dries.

Do I need any special tools or experience to regrip my own clubs?

No special tools and no prior experience required. The rubber vise clamp included in the kit is the only tool you need beyond the kit itself — it clamps onto any standard workbench or table edge and holds your shaft securely while you slide the grip on. Most golfers complete a full set of 13 clubs in under an hour on their first attempt. Our How to Regrip Your Golf Clubs guide walks you through every step from start to finish.

What is the difference between a grip kit and a grip bundle?

A grip kit includes everything you need to regrip your clubs from scratch — a Golf Pride grip, double-sided grip tape, grip solvent, and a rubber vise clamp. A grip bundle includes the grips only. If you already have tape, solvent, and a clamp from a previous regrip, a bundle is all you need to restock. If this is your first time regripping or you've run out of supplies, go with the kit.