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

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.

I think you mean Golf Pride.

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.

Why don't you try DIY?

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

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.....

I also say bob at rangoon.

Bob's price? Rough gauge?

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

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

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.

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.

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

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

You have the vice and workbench at home?

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.

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.

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