Anyone know where the cheapest to re-grip for Golf Pride brand ?

Junior Golfer Posts : 131 Join date : 2012-02-28

Hi, any bros out there know of any shop that offer the best value for Golf Pride handle re-grip ?

Was over at FarEast and one of the shop offer $16 per grip. This is for the composite type from Golf Pride.

Hall of Fame Golfer Posts : 5599 Join date : 2010-01-28

I think you mean Golf Pride.

Junior Golfer Posts : 131 Join date : 2012-02-28

oh right...silly me. Thanks for pointing out.

im not sure where's cheapest but i normally go to vinc golf at fareast. the owner is v friendly. u can ask for a better price if u are doing more than 1 grip.

if u are in the west..i think raymond at My Golf Shop does a pretty good job at a reasonable price..got mine at 12bucks a piece and no minimum.

tradehub 21 2nd floor..i think its 02-101. he opens from 2pm till late..

Be careful, I heard there are fake golf pride around.

Alternatively. Bishan range shop does re gripping free if u buy from them. the first shop. Not the 2nd. Golf pride tour wrap ad only 9 plus installation.

I think that's the cheapest.

Try Bob's golf at Rangoon Road...wide selection of golf pride grips.

Newbie Golfer Posts : 94 Join date : 2009-12-11

Why don't you try DIY?

It's extremely easy to cut and remove the old grip and then install a new one. Smile

You may not get your desired size for the first one or two grips, but after that you should have a good idea how many wraps of extra tape you prefer.

Plenty of videos on the internet for reference too..... Razz

Junior Golfer Posts : 186 Join date : 2011-07-22

I also say bob at rangoon.

Bob's price? Rough gauge?

Where is Bob's golf at Rangoon Road? Exact address pls Very Happy

Last edited by enwee on Wed May 09, 2012 9:08 pm; edited 1 time in total

Aiers wrote:: Bob's price? Rough gauge?

Depending on what you choose....the tour velvet normally $10-12, but hor..recently golf pride adjusted the price again..multi compound can be something like $15-16.

http://bobsgolfsingapore.com/

Easy to find, opposite the famous bak kut teh

Junior Golfer Posts : 131 Join date : 2012-02-28

Yes, actually that the shop I asked. $16 for the muilti compound type.

scottycollector wrote:: im not sure where's cheapest but i normally go to vinc golf at fareast. the owner is v friendly. u can ask for a better price if u are doing more than 1 grip.

Very Active Golfer Posts : 959 Join date : 2009-08-25

garethgjw wrote:: if u are in the west..i think raymond at My Golf Shop does a pretty good job at a reasonable price..got mine at 12bucks a piece and no minimum.

tradehub 21 2nd floor..i think its 02-101. he opens from 2pm till late..

Agree with garethgjw on Raymond at tradehub21 . Cheap and good .
Friendly chap. Lots of variety too.

How about if we provide the grips ourselves? How much would the indicative re-gripping service be?

Appreciate you views....

Senior Golfer Posts : 364 Join date : 2009-11-28

bogeyman72 wrote:: How about if we provide the grips ourselves? How much would the indicative re-gripping service be?

Appreciate you views....

Bro, Rangoon Road charging $4 per pcs to regrip if you provide your own.

Cheers

Hi Bro,

Many thanks for the info.

Cheers.

sagiteric wrote:

bogeyman72 wrote:: How about if we provide the grips ourselves? How much would the indicative re-gripping service be?

Appreciate you views....

Bro, Rangoon Road charging $4 per pcs to regrip if you provide your own.

Cheers

Senior Golfer Posts : 364 Join date : 2009-11-28

bogeyman72 wrote:

Hi Bro,

Many thanks for the info.

Cheers.

sagiteric wrote:

bogeyman72 wrote:: How about if we provide the grips ourselves? How much would the indicative re-gripping service be?

Appreciate you views....

Bro, Rangoon Road charging $4 per pcs to regrip if you provide your own.

Cheers

Np bro, fyi, they will be winding down their business in July or latest in Nov.

Cheers

Learn to re-grip yourself. Not only are you learning something, you'd feel some pride too. I re-grip my clubs myself, though the workmanship could be better. But it's ok. I learnt something from the little mistake. Smile

Caddy Posts : 1659 Join date : 2010-12-02

You have the vice and workbench at home?

A simple and small vice will do plus a rubber "U" grip. I simply clamp to the staircase railing outside my flat and work from there. It's an easy process. Believe me, you will experience self-satisfaction. It's not the money saving part that I am looking at but rather learning something. Smile

TDO wrote:: A simple and small vice will do plus a rubber "U" grip. I simply clamp to the staircase railing outside my flat and work from there. It's an easy process. Believe me, you will experience self-satisfaction. It's not the money saving part that I am looking at but rather learning something.

Wah.....you good. Btw I personally felt, if only 1 grip too much hassle.....the tapes, kerosene etc etc..if the whole set ok lah.

enwee wrote:

TDO wrote:: A simple and small vice will do plus a rubber "U" grip. I simply clamp to the staircase railing outside my flat and work from there. It's an easy process. Believe me, you will experience self-satisfaction. It's not the money saving part that I am looking at but rather learning something.

Wah.....you good. Btw I personally felt, if only 1 grip too much hassle.....the tapes, kerosene etc etc..if the whole set ok lah.

Huh! Kerosene? I don't use kerosene bro. I use thinner or turpine.

TDO wrote:

enwee wrote:

TDO wrote:: A simple and small vice will do plus a rubber "U" grip. I simply clamp to the staircase railing outside my flat and work from there. It's an easy process. Believe me, you will experience self-satisfaction. It's not the money saving part that I am looking at but rather learning something.

Wah.....you good. Btw I personally felt, if only 1 grip too much hassle.....the tapes, kerosene etc etc..if the whole set ok lah.

Huh! Kerosene? I don't use kerosene bro. I use thinner or turpine.

Yes....but still for a grip? You need to buy the full bottle. For hobby ok. Normally I would go to my friend's place. He also hobby in these grips, shaft etc....even got a weight machine and bench vice at home. cheers

But back to the topic...DIY is the cheapest...

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