SAPLIZE Golf Grip Wrapping Tape, PU Overgrip Tape for Golf Club Grips, Easy Regrip Solution, 3 or 15 Pack

Easy to use and install and they hold up. Great feel.

I got this when I noticed the grip on my Callaway hybrid was starting to get gummy. I don't play a lot, so didn't want to go to the effort and cost of totally regripping it. This grip wrap was a perfect solution. It took about 10 minutes to get it on the way I wanted, looks good, and work fine. A good, economical solution to my problem. Love it.

Easy to install worked great on one of my older clubs

Ladies and Gentlemen , This is hands down one of the best upgrade / mods I have done and at a super affordable price point . Literally made my old school TaylorMade Burner 2.0 set feel like brand new clubs .(yes , I know ...lol) The grip wraps are an item I never knew I needed. Until now Easy to wrap around your existing grips . Very soft, plush and comfortable feel to them If you have played baseball , they feel exactly like the Lizard brand . At 1/10 of their cost. Very tacky , but not sticky .Just right . No glove for me anymore and I have used one my whole life Can be removed so easy if you want a stiffer or more plush feel . A couple of tips : The "wrapping black logo tape" that seems like just an esthetic wrapper are indeed your finishing tape . 1. Remove the finishing tape and cut in half . 2. Remove the very thin protective sheeting . 3. Get a piece of electrical tape and fix it to the end of the grip , and attach it to the shaft at the top ..(you will wrap back over to where the tape ends and start to go down ) 3. Start at the top of grip , even with your shafts top plug / cap , but not over it 4. Work your way down , wrapping close to 1/4 of the width . Meaning you should see a 1/4 of the material underneath under the wrap lip 5. All the way to the bottom and remove the glue tab covering (only has glue on bottom) 6. Wrap it just under the lip of your current grip so it does not reach the shaft 7. Use finishing tape halfway on the top plug cap and half over your new grip 8. Wrap finishing tape half way over the new grip and half attaching to the shaft at the bottom , filling and sealing the space between shaft and grip 9. Go hit some balls you are Done .... Hope this helps someone out . And to the company , free stuff gets you anywhere with me , I should be your new product manager or tester ...hehee

Was hesitant to do it myself but the golf shop wanted a lot so threw the dice and ordered. Glad I did. Watched a YouTube video and went to work. Was easy and satisfying. Feels like I got a new set of clubs.

Installs easily and provides nice additional girth, tack, and cushion to existing grips. Tapes are held on at top of club with only minimal adhesive and stick mostly by their own over-wrapping. So, if you have an carry bag or old-school golf bag where club grips bang into one another at the bottom of the bag these tapes will rip off virtually instantly. Shouldn't be an issue with the big newer cart bags with individual sleeves for clubs.

Very tacky and relatively easy to install… I can’t hit the “flat” grips at all and keep a club face straight and I’m always tinkering with clubs. Changing grips is expensive but these do the job very well!

Works great so far. Easy to install