Golf Club Grip Tape

Great tip thanks for sharing FORE

-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop Southern Oregon

You have name for the stuff?

-- Gary, DeKalb Texas

It’s just called “gof grip tape”. I googled it and purchased it from http://www.foamerica.biz/golf-grip-tape-34-in-x-108-ft--33410836.html . Fast shipping I ordered several rolls to keep the shipping cost per roll cheaper. The local golf shop won’t sell it by the foot, and I still don’t know how it ages, so I am keeping it in a dust free box.

-- Life is to short to own an ugly boat.

Pete, I totally agree with your suggestion. One of my hobbies is fitting/assembling golf clubs, regripping etc. I’ve used grip tape for several years now for a number of wooworking applications. Holding inlay pieces for tracing outlines on inlay surfaces, holding sandpaper on flat surfaces for sanding small parts dead flat, attaching small parts of wood onto jigs for use in tablesaw, router table, and disc sander, temporarily dry fitting pieces together., etc. It works great. I get mine from Golfsmith.com, but there are a number of other golf club making supply companies that sell it.

-- Martin, Kansas

That is a great idea. I use double sided tape all the time and the really good stuff from Lee Valley is very sticky and holds well, but it takes me forever to get the cover off the top side and doing so I often bunch the tape up. This stuff is a lot cheaper as well.

Thank you