Checkout the golfpride teams grips. Those plus4 grips come in a lot of color combos

You will need to manually adjust it. A few clubs might happen to fall perfectly perpendicular, but most will require manual adjustment.

Will depend on the grip somewhat but really every extra layer of tape will thin it out a little. Best to just assume that each layer of tape is really adding 4/5th of the additional tape diameter.

Probably some sort of automotive rubber conditioner would be a good option. Might make them slicker, but probably not enough to matter for a putter.

Should have the same lie angles unless you are trying to alter ball flight in certain clubs.

@@EFGMC must be what Cobra had in mind. I do alot of tinkering and have not hit theses clubs very well. They also have 80 gram in the 5&6 iron 90 gram in the 7 thru 9 and 110 gram in the p& gap wedge. Do much for all being the same. Thanks for your response. Enjoy your channels 👍

Probably would not need to stretch very much. The rubber will already be thinned out having to stretch over the .600 shaft. Different grips stretch differently.

The weight will change either way in most cases. There are however some midsize grips that do not weight any more than standard 50g size. JumboMax is the one I am thinking of.

My tape dispenser automatically pulls the backing off.

Did you buy a used shaft? That is really the only way you would have a sealed vent hole. Should have an opening and if it doesn't, you need to make one with a drill or punch.

Thank you… the shaft is new. I will contact the supplier. Thank you for replying so quickly. Vern

I think I removed these from a new set of irons so not sure where you can get them new other than an eBay search maybe??

Yes but it can be harder to get the grips to slide on depending on how built up and how smooth the tape is.

Hard to find parallel grips that aren't putter grips. Personally I don't like plus 4 feel and prefer the traditional taper.

Yes, you can do both. I would just make sure that you are rotating the tape layers to avoid a seam that would be more pronounced with the rib.

@@EFGMC love your channel mate thanks for the reply!

I like air but some grips just don't hold as well with it so need to use double sided tape.

No, masking tape first. Double sided just on top wrap. No need to waste double sided tape that costs twice as much.

I have a double sided tape dispenser. It automatically pulls the backing off and rolls it up on a separate spool.

No reason it can't. Only issue with one layer only, is that you can't stagger the tape in order to smooth out the transition so you end up with slightly more of a hump in the middle of the grip. Don't know that you would even notice it though.

Yes it can. I did a video kind of on this topic way way back when I started the channel looking at the difference between a .580 ID grip and a .600. People always think the .580 would naturally end up thicker because there's more rubber to build up the smaller .580 shaft diameter. But when I put one of each grip on the same .600 diameter shaft, the two grips came out the same size. The big difference was the .580 was stretched more and felt much harder than the .600 grip. Same thing could be seen with building up grip size although the tape will add some cushion to the feel so might not be quite the same as my original video.

5 or 6 wraps of build up + 1 double sided = mid-size to me. I've played mid-sized for many years, the feel is equivalent.

Yes, standard masking tape works fine. This stuff I use comes from a golf website and they call it build up tape but it's really just masking tape. Only thing I wouldn't use is painters tape because it sometimes can slip.

Extra layers of masking tape on the shaft before a final layer of double sided grip tape.

I would not do all the wraps the same direction as it can become difficult to get them to stay stuck as that seem gets bigger. As far the rib, I would stick it to the last wrap of build up tape before you put on the double sided final layer. Otherwise the rib will feel worn down under all the tape layers.

Amazing, such a great answer. I'm going to get the golfworks ribs. I have a question about them: are they flexible enough to contour to round shape of the shaft from edge to edge? I've used some model making plastic and cut it down to the size of the golf works ribs. Unfortunately the plastic is too rigid. Therefore the edges don't curve around the shaft and sit flush against the shaft. The home made rib has basically tilted to one edge as soon as I installed the grips.

@@jamesmc81 I think when they are on and under the tape, they sit fine.

@@EFGMC I mainly like rib grips as they feel more secure in my hand. do these golfworks ribs feel the same as ribbed grip when installed?

@@jamesmc81 Yes

The dispenser he uses takes off the final protective layer for him. Yes both sides of the double sided tape need to be exposed for it to work properly

@@saxmanryan1187 thanks for that.

As mentioned, the double sided tape dispenser pulls the backing off when you pull it. I can't stress how much faster it is having a dispenser like this vs having to pull it off by hand.

@@EFGMC Hi, thanks for great video. When building up layers on the bottom hand, do you also remove both sides, or leave top on?

@@atone1855 I use masking tape when building up and only use double sided tape on the top layer. Masking tape is half the price so no need to waste it where it doesn't matter.

The SLDR to this day is as long as any driver ever. The problem with it was always control. Don't know that you will find another driver that will be longer, they will hopefully however be more consistent. I would look at spin and impact point first to see if there is a difference.

thank you art@@EFGMC

@@EFGMC have one more question which talormade drive comes close ,for distance and forgivest art

@@artmimijames1636 I would look at a Ping if you are looking for the best distance / forgiveness.

Typically they're the same .015" (total diameter) but can vary as much as 0.05" (total diameter) depending on manufacturer and which tape you're using - grip tape vs build up tape

@@MichealBacon Thanks

Usually no difference. Build up tape is just a simple one-sided masking tape (cheaper). Then add your double sided tape at the end.

As others have said, usually they are close but you can always find double sided and or masking tape that ends up quite a bit different. Usually not an issue though unless you are using many many layers.

@MOBILE CLUBMAKER GOLF duct tape if used must be thicker than regular masking tape???

Just need to get a shaft extension or even an old shaft that you cut a piece off of. Epoxy that into the existing shaft and then cut to desired length.

@@EFGMC this might be a stupid question but for a 1/8" adj I would assume I can just give leave a little room when putting in the new grip... Btw thx to your videos Im regriping my own clubs... Now my friends want to do it too!

@@Fksu No you never want to not fully have the shaft inserted into the grip. Wiggle at the end is bad.

2 inch masking tape

@@EFGMC thanks

I did, with the rib and a single layer of masking tape.