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ALIGN Technology helps golfers with consistent hand placement and a more square clubface at address and at impact. Shop our new MCC ALIGN MAX and MCC Plus4 ALIGN MAX today!

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Reverse Taper - Now in a Size Small

Small size meets big performance. Reverse Taper. Now in a Tour-inspired size.

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If you find yourself stuck between sizes, try using different tape builds to change the sizing. You can get an in-between feel by adding wraps of tape to increase the size slightly. One wrap will increase grip size by 1/64, two wraps 1/32, four wraps 1/16, etc. Note that 2 wraps would get you the most in-the-middle sizing between 2 sizes (i.e adding 2-3 wraps to a standard size gets you midway to a midsize).

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Regripping your clubs is easier than it may seem. Follow our simple step by step guide on how to install your own grips and refresh your game at home.

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Regripping costs vary from location to location and are set by the regripper/store location. On average, you can expect to pay anywhere from $1-$5 for each club re-gripped. Some locations (such as our Retail Lab in Pinehurst) build the install fee within the price of the grip.

Find a list of certified retailers near you for assistance on re-gripping: Find One Near You

Up for DIY? Purchase a grip kit and watch our how-to videos to do it yourself.

We recommend waiting at least 4 hours to let the tape fully dry and adhere to the grip. You want to ensure it fully dries so the grips do not twist.

There are three signs to look for when determining whether or not to regrip: Wear Patterns, Slipping Hand & Hardened and Cracked Grips.

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We recommend regripping at least once a year. That number can change depending on how much you get out on the course or range.

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