SAPLIZE Classic Rubber Golf Grips 13 Pack, High Feedback, Non-Slip, Choose from 13 Grips with 15 Tapes or 13 Grips with All Kits, Available in Under/Standard/Mid/Jumbo Sizes, CC01 Series

Bought these thinking they would be good, they were not! No matter what he tried he could not get the grips to fit over the butt end of my Taylor Made Bubble shaft 2 irons. These clubs are like brand new and was looking forward to the new grips. Now I have a set of irons with a slit cut at the end of everyone because it was the only way to get them on, looks like Hell! Now I have to tape the slits an each club and that looks even worse! Spent decent money for these and don't feel like spending more to try and find another set to fit over the butt end. You should note that on your product they don't fit, because there are still a lot of Taylor Made Bubble irons out there getting regripped!Addition to my review: The company did respond to me saying they would give me a full refund since they didn't know they wouldn't fit. So I raised their review from 2 stars to 4 stars. because the grips are good, plus liked the cloth tape, and their customer service was really good!

I bought these because I was going to try my hand at re-gripping my clubs myself. Package came quickly, and was packaged in a resealable bag. Putting them on was easy enough after watching some videos to familiarize myself with the process. One word of advice, use a lot of solvent. If there isnt enough, it can be real difficult to slide on.As far as the grips themself go, I really like the feel of them. They are tacky enough for my climate(Southern California) and seemed to hold up well over the first round. No shifting of the grip or anything.The only issue I would say, is that the dye on the coloring, I got black with green accent and line guide, seems to bleed. By the end of my round, my glove had a definitive greenish hue to it. Other than that, the grips are just as good as the big name ones at less than half the price. Give em a go!

Easy to put on if you follow the directions. I suggest you mark the shaft first for the center line before taking off the old grips so you can easily align the new grips to the club

I haven't played golf in years, so when my dad asked me to go to the driving range with him, I went. I started hitting some balls and I noticed all this black stuff was coming off on my hands. My dad said that my grips were shot, and that it would cost $150-$200 to replace all of them.I thought that it couldn't be that difficult to do it myself, and after researching it, I decided to get the Saplize ones. I also liked that they had a video of someone replacing her grips, so I figured I would give it a try. Oh and I had no idea what size grips I needed, so I found a measuring tool online.The hardest part of the process was getting the old grips off because they were SO old. Putting the Saplize ones on was extremely simple. Even though they come with written directions, I like videos better so I referred back to the woman replacing hers, and it worked out great.I met my dad this morning to test them out, and he couldn't believe that I did them myself. He wants me to now replace his grips.

I decided to return to the game of golf after after selling my boat and retiring. For whatever it is worth, I play pick up golf and tournaments 5 or 6 times a year. I felt it made sense to update my old clubs, Hogan-Radials after talking with a golf pro, with new grips before purchasing new equipment. At first, I intended to have the golf pro change the Grips, but due to the pandemic issues, they were not (for whatever reason) offering the service. So I shopped online in a variety of golf sites, finally settling on the Saplize grips through Amazon. The kit including my new grips arrived quickly and was packaged with more than enough materials plus the right tools.I was a bit unsure of exactly how I would do the installation. There are quite a few YouTube videos promoting a number of different methods of grip to installation. To me, the most useful and reliable video was done by the Saplize rep. Another video recommended using a metal paint roller tray to collect and reuse the excess solvent by dripping it over the tapped club shaft. This worked nicely as I found that by using a lot of solvent and my bench vice to hold the rubber club gripper, I was able to easily slip the grips onto the club shafts and align them without making a huge mess. If you have never done this before, make sure to watch several different videos of how to do it! For example, one video suggested using your finger to run the solvent down the bottom side of the taped club shaft to make sure the tape was completely lubricated. This worked like a charm!Once, I got organized and launched the project, it went very quickly, 1-1/2 hours to strip the old club grips and clean the shafts. Plus 1-1/2 hours to install the new grips and clean up. There was more than enough solvent and tape strips included with the kit to complete an entire set of clubs, plus a couple of extras. I also ordered a separate putter grip and installed it the same way using my left over materials from Saplize. Before you finish, make sure to wash down the grips with a detergent and rinse them carefully to get rid of any residual solvent on the rubber surface.I took the clubs out for several practice sessions but haven't played a round of golf with the newly-installed grips yet. Having used over-sized jumbo grips for 15 years, these new 'mid-size' grips take some getting used to. They are notably smaller than my jumbo grips, so my first thought was to question the 'mid-size' description. That said, after figuring out how to adjust my grip, they feel great!I cannot wait to try these out next spring. Hopefully, pandemic allowing, Ill be able to get away to warmer weather and play quite a bit more. Happy Golfiing!

OK. The Grip are decent (not what I consider great but good). Where I had an issue is putting them on. I’ve done this many times in the past and unsure if it was the tape or solvent, but probably had 5 of these I wasted since the tape wouldn’t get slick enough to slide on and when it did...very tough to slide. I had to go to golf store to buy a few new grips and also some more tape/solvent....and did all 9 clubs in <30 minutes..zero issues. So, the price on these is good but not when installation doesn't work and have to buy another $40 on more grips and solvent/tape...BTW, with new solvent and tape, they slid on easily and very simple.

with lockdown enforced no local pro shops were offering re-gripping, one youtube video later and I had ordered these. very easy to put on with all the tools you need, I would recommend a plastic tub to catch the excess. once lined up they are great.On the course, the feel is good and better than the original grips on the clubs, handled well in wet weather also.will buy again when the time comes!

Product came in good time with everything required to transfer grips, other than a clamp of some description. I used my workmate bench on its side to told the club's steady as I removed the old grips, fitted tape and slipped on the new ones. It was a relatively simple process however 3 grips were lost to not using enough glue solution. As a tip to others make you you coat the tape, fill the grip and then spray the tape again and pour out of the grip what's left. Then be sure to act quickly and pull the grip into position in one movement, if it becomes stuck then you will not be able to salvage it and it will be a grip wasted. Overall, the grips are of good quality and I have certainly had the benefits since fitting them. They also look really nice so hopefully they last.

Bought these to replace my many years old grips. You get everything you need to do it yourself and easy to follow instructions, I’m very pleased with my purchase.

Like others, I you tubed how to replace the grips before attempting, but the instructions supplied were very easy to follow. Everything came in the pack that was needed, and it took about an hour to re-grip 10 clubs.

Love these grips. Feel comfortable and easy to fit with the kit that comes with them.