Quick Fix for Slick Grips


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If you have worn out grips that cause the club to slip in your hand but don't have the time or money to replace them right away, try rubbing them back and forth on the concrete a few times. This works great on most types of cart paths and also concrete benches. The roughness of the concrete will slightly tear up the grip and add a unique texture. Just make sure you're willing to replace those grips soon after.

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