Grips are the only part of the club you touch, and they are the part everyone forgets. A hardened, slick grip makes you hold on tighter, and gripping tighter is the fastest way to lose clubhead speed. Places here regrip on site — usually a few minutes per club once the old grip is off. Most golfers need it once a season, sooner if the clubs live in a hot car.
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San Pedro Driving Range and Par 3
6102 San Pedro Ave, San Antonio, TX 78216-7203
Mon-Sun 7am-12pm
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Mission Del Lago Golf Course
1250 Mission Grande, San Antonio, TX 78221
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Northern Hills Golf Club
13202 Scarsdale St, San Antonio, TX 78217-1743
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Olmos Basin Golf Course
7022 McCullough Ave, San Antonio, TX 78216
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Riverside Golf Course and Teddy Bear Par 3
203 McDonald, San Antonio, TX 78210
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Edwin Watts Golf
9360 W Interstate 10, San Antonio, TX 78230
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Willow Springs Golf Course
202 Coliseum Rd, San Antonio, TX 78219-3608
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Good to know
How much does it cost to regrip golf clubs?
Commonly $5-10 labour per club plus $6-15 for the grip itself, so a full set runs $80-200 depending on the grip you choose. Many shops drop the labour charge if you buy the grips there.
How often should golf grips be replaced?
About once a year for regular play, or every 40 rounds. Sooner if the clubs are stored in heat, if you play without a glove, or if the surface has gone shiny and hard.
How long does regripping take?
A few minutes a club with solvent and tape, so a full set is often done while you wait or hit a bucket. Air-compressor setups are faster still.