Grip Care

Cleaning your grips after a game and at the end of the season is important, but doing so regularly during play can be the real game changer. View some cleaning tips below.

At the end of the day, grips do wear out, and nothing improves your game like a fresh set. At least once a year, make sure you check your grips for signs of wear or consult our wear guide.

Store your clubs in a cool dry place away from sunlight. A basement, closet, or climate-controlled garage is ideal for storage.

Thoroughly cleaning your grips between rounds with a soft brush, soap and water will help ensure they stay fresh for longer.

Ensuring your hands are free of dirt and oils during play will help your grips perform best. Wipe your hands with water and a clean towel to prevent residue transfer to your grips.

Moisture is the enemy when it comes to keeping your grips feeling new. Dry them off thoroughly after washing or during a wet game.

Long sun exposure and heat are damaging to your grips. Try to keep your clubs shaded or in your golf bag when not in use to protect them from damage over time.