Golf Pride Pro Only Cord Putter Grips

Try the shape and size with your usual putting hold. The paddle, back shape and diameter change how each hand contacts the grip. Choose the combination you find most comfortable; swing-grip hand-size measurements do not prescribe a putter grip size.

Red Star uses a pistol profile, Blue Star an angled back and Green Star a rounded oval profile with a paddle front. Choose the shape that suits your hand placement.

1. Check shaft fit. Gather grip tape, compatible grip solvent, vise, rubber shaft clamp, hook blade, cloth and tray. Wear eye protection; work with ventilation, away from flames.
2. Clamp without crushing the shaft. Cut the old grip away from your body; peel off grip and tape. Never cut or scrape graphite.
3. Clean and dry the shaft. Apply smooth double-sided grip tape, peel its backing and fold the overhang over the shaft end.
4. Cover the grip’s vent hole. Wet its inside with compatible solvent, then pour the excess over all the tape into the tray.
5. Slide fully on while wet, without stretching. Seat the cap against the shaft end and align the grip to the putter face before it sets.
6. Wipe excess solvent. Leave undisturbed for the drying time on your tape/solvent labels. Before play, check it is dry, secure and cannot twist.

1. Use warm water with a little mild dish soap and a soft cloth to gently clean the grip.
2. Remove all soap with clean water, then towel dry. Let the grip dry fully before play or storage.
3. Store away from direct sun and excessive heat. Replace a grip that is cracked, hardened or remains slippery after cleaning.