Excellent videos. I especially enjoy you including the tools/methods for the DIY persons. Knowing we don't need the sophisticated, professional setups to successfully re-grip a few clubs is a big help. thanks again... (and enjoy your "conversational" mode of presentation 👍)

So. Years ago I watched one of your videos so I could find out how to change a shaft. Fast forward to now, I've spent a pile of money on tools. I've watched all your and Roger Maltby videos and read a pile of books. I'm hooked. I love building clubs for myself, my friends and now have a few "customers". Thanks for your videos. It really inspired me to take up such a gratifying hobby I can do for the rest of my life. I love this game and seeing what differences are made when I tweak things in my builds. Thanks again!

TYVM , that was extremly usefull & very humorus at the same time , really showed everything i needed to know , most other vids don't show the whole club so you can see for yourself how it lines up , TY again

Your an inspiration thank you for all u show us. U keep my dreams alive. Seriously. I love golf I want to hit the course so bad I can even afford a set let alone a cheap set. I have three kids as a single father it’s really hard. But watching u makes me believe anything can be done and happen. One day I hope I can come see u to get fitted for my first set of clubs ever. Thank you seriously

Rubbing the grip solvent on the grip after installation is the best tip ever. Heard the tip from the guy in the above video some time ago and everyone loves it. Ripper kick-ass tip...rubbing solvent on the grip after installation. Thanks McGolf guy!

Clean mine after every round with a damp rag with hot water and Dawn dish washing liquid ....because like you said it's your confection to the club ....but I play with people who haven't seen the grooves on their clubs since the first round they played them 8 years ago ....

I've been an amateur club maker for many years and have re-gripped hundreds of clubs. I have to admit that I never thought to use a heat gun to soften grip tape adhesive to remove it easier. Live and learn. Great video!

Thanks for the tip on using the knife properly, I've often wondered how to cut off a grip without scratching my graphite shafts.

Howard from the UK great stuff simple and easy to understand like your style. Marks out of 10/20

Hi, it would be gorgeous if you showed how to put on MCC aligned grips and where exactly the alignment arrow goes.

Great video well explained great tip at the end on how to remove the old tape. Thank you so much well done.

hi there, I love watching your videos, I would also like to give you a tip for removing the grip, get your compressor, the needle bit and simply blow air into the handle, the grip will come off without any damage to the shaft..piece of cake..ty.

Just got back into golf after 10 plus years. My daughters are starting to play too. Had to figure out how to do this to save time & money. I started with the double sided tape and grip solution. Got the Winn DriTacs on with little issue on graphite shafts. Tried to put a golf pride MCC plus 4 on a SS wedge and it only went on half way. Talked to a golf smith at golf galaxy who told me to use a compressor (what he does at home, not work). I had the equipment so I gave it a go. One layer of regular masking tape, twirled and capped the end, dipped the tip of the grip in mineral spirts, got it started, hit it with the air, BOOM! SO EASY and zero mess. Air method is the way to go. Now if I could just figure out how to not scratch the shafts when cutting the old grips off. I swear I've tried every angle with the hook blade but keep catching it in certain spots.

I like the reaper of the grip now I can do it myself thanks for it

I regripped an old Odyssey 330 putter. I used a utility knife to cut the old grip which was slick and falling apart. I left the old tape on the shaft. I then took some IPA and used an old toothbrush to apply it to the old tape and slid the new Golf Pride Tour grip on. It was easy to rotate to align and since it's a putter I wasn't too concerned with the grip slipping out due to swing speed.

Ah. Always thought re-gripping clubs was an involved affair requiring professional installation. Thanks for informing the DIY guy!

I have been regriping my clubs for 35 years and I use a hairdryer for getting the tape off of the shaft.

Great detail. Great video.

Great video! Thanks for not editing the "butthole" part. Hilarious. I literally laughed out loud as soon as you said it.

Awesome video thank you sir