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My putter is getting to the point where I should re-grip it, and I'm thinking I'll put a round grip on it. Is it the same process as putting a round grip on a non-putter? I have grips I like in my irons and woods that I think I'll install before too long in the putter.

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Just use plenty of solvent and eyeball it. You'll have plenty of working time to get it right. Easy breezy.

Yes, it really is that easy. You don`t need an alignment jig, just your eyeballs. The solvent takes a long time to dry, giving you plenty of time to adjust the the flat part to where it needs to be.


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My putter is getting to the point where I should re-grip it, and I'm thinking I'll put a round grip on it. Is it the same process as putting a round grip on a non-putter?

Yes, nothing different. I use a heat gun to loosen the OEM tape, then a scraper tool. A paper towel soaked in acetone or kerosene helps remove residual bits of tape.


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