Built by Golfers Since 1991
Golf Grip Guides
Everything you need to choose, size, and install your golf grips — plus the kits that make regripping at home easy and affordable.
Grips are the only part of the club you actually touch, and they wear out faster than most golfers realize. We've been helping players regrip their own clubs since 1991 — here's everything in one place.
Read This First
Golf Grip Basics
New to grips, or just want to understand what actually changes how a grip feels and performs? Start here.
The Fundamentals
The Fundamentals That Define Every Grip
Size, core size, shape, material, feel, weather performance, and taper profile — these seven factors decide how a grip plays in your hands. Understand them once and every other choice on this page gets easier.
Read the Grip Basics Guide →Start Here
Regripping Your Clubs
Two things to know: whether your grips actually need replacing, and how to swap them yourself. Both are easier than most golfers expect.
Know the Signs
When to Regrip Your Clubs
Shiny spots, hardening, cracks, and lost tackiness all cost you control without you noticing. Learn the wear signs and how often to replace.
Do It Yourself
How to Regrip Your Clubs
A full step-by-step walkthrough of regripping at home, from removing the old grip to seating the new one straight. Easier than it looks.
Going deeper: grab the printable regripping instructions, or learn how to build up grip size with extra tape.
Get the Fit Right
Grip Sizing
The wrong grip size is one of the most common mistakes we see. A few minutes here saves a re-do later.
Sizing Guide
What Size Grip Do I Need?
Match grip size to your hand measurement and glove size, and learn how tape buildup fine-tunes the fit between standard sizes.
Putter Grips
Putter Grip Shapes Explained
Pistol, flat-front, oversized, and non-tapered shapes each change how your hands sit on the putter. Find the shape that suits your stroke.
DIY detail worth knowing: here's the difference between .580 and .600 core sizes and how to match the grip core to your shaft.
Everything in One Box
Grip Kits & Bundles
Our full-bag kits come with everything you need to regrip yourself: 13 grips, double-sided tape, solvent, and a rubber vise clamp. No hunting for supplies, no shop labor fees — and a lower price per grip than buying one at a time.
Available across every major brand, in standard, midsize, and jumbo. Buy the whole set once and save time and money.
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Brand Guides
Find Your Grip Brand
Each brand has a feel and a strength. The guides below go deep on each one — or see them all side by side in our full grip brand comparison.
Browse the Catalog
Shop Grips by Category
Know what you're after? Jump straight to the right collection.
Why Grips4Less
Grips Are Literally Our Name
1991
Family-Run Since Day One
Three decades of helping golfers regrip their own clubs, shipped from our Chatsworth, California shop.
All-in-One
Kits With Supplies Included
Grip, tape, solvent, and clamp in one box. Everything you need to regrip at home, nothing you don't.
Every Brand
The Names You Trust
Golf Pride, Winn, SuperStroke, IOMIC, JumboMax and more, in standard, midsize, and jumbo sizing.
Also Dialing In Your Setup?
Don't Forget Your Shafts
Grips are what you feel, but shafts are what deliver the strike. Our shaft hub breaks down every major brand and how to find the right fit.
Explore the Golf Shaft Guides →Common Questions
Golf Grip FAQs
What's the best way to use this golf grip hub?
If you're new to grips, start with the grip basics guide to learn what matters, then check whether yours need replacing and what size you need. If you already know what you want, jump to the brand guides or shop by category. The page is built to work in either direction — learn first, or shop first.
Does Grips4Less only sell golf grips?
Grips are our name and our specialty, but we're a full golf component shop. We also carry golf shafts, club-building supplies, and assembled clubs. If you came for grips and also want to dial in your shafts, our golf shaft guides hub is the companion to this page.
Do I have to install my own grips, or can I have a shop do it?
Either works. Regripping at home is straightforward with a kit, and our step-by-step guide walks you through it. If you'd rather not do it yourself, any local club-repair shop or golf retailer can install grips you order from us. The grips and supplies are the same either way.
How do I pick between all the grip brands you carry?
It comes down to feel, hand size, weather, and budget. Rather than repeat it all here, our full brand comparison puts every brand side by side, and the brand guides above go deep on each one. The basics guide also explains the material and feel differences that separate them.
Are golf grips universal, or do putter grips work differently?
Swing grips (driver through wedge) are largely interchangeable by size and core, but putter grips are their own category — different shapes, sizes, and installation, and they're not counted in a standard 13-grip set. If you're regripping your putter, see the putter grip shapes guide and shop putter grips separately.