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01. |
Pull off the old grip. Use a utility knife
to cut it off if necessary.
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02. |
Scrape tape away using fingers
or utility knife.
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03. |
Put solvent on rag and clean shaft where
grip and tape used to be.
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04. |
Let shaft dry for a minute.
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05. |
Put middle of shaft in vise shaft holder,
and put vise shaft holder and shaft into the vise. Tighten
the vise for a strong hold.
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06. |
Cut off a piece of tape from the roll and
place that piece of tape on the end of the golf club. Make
sure that the tape doesn't extend past the point where
the grip will be.
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07. |
Align the butt of the grip with the end of
the shaft.
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08. |
Make a mark on shaft where grip ends. Tape
should not extend past this point.
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09. |
Take new grip and put a golf tee in the
little hole at the butt of the grip.
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10. |
Pour some solvent inside the grip.
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11. |
Place a finger over the end of the grip
and shake it, allowing solvent to spread throughout interior
of grip.
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12. |
Pour additional solvent onto
taped portion of shaft.
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13. |
Pull golf tee out of end of grip.
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14. |
Slide grip onto shaft, over tape. The
longer you wait, the harder it will be to slide the grip on.
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15. |
Take club out of vise holder and vise.
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16. |
Hold club as if you were hitting a shot,
so it would be square to a target. Gently adjust grip so
that it is straight on the club.
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17. |
Let clubs dry for 6 to 10 hours, depending
on air temperature.
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How
to Change a Grip
