LAMKIN CROSSLINE BLACK GOLF GRIP - STANDARD

The Lamkin Crossline grip is one of the most popular golf grips of all time. Made from a remarkably durable synthetic rubber compound which offers a super soft feel. This long lasting material provides a consistent grip feel round after round. Lamkin Crossline Black Standard - Features: Super soft feel time after time Durable and long-lasting material Consistent grip feel round after round Distinctive, densely-spaced surface pattern Incredible lateral traction for enhanced grip stability Exceptional torsion control ensures greater control +FREE GRIP TAPE INCLUDED WITH EACH GRIP STEP-BY-STEP REGRIPPING INSTRUCTIONS The following supplies are needed: 1.PRO-GRIP DOUBLE SIDED GRIP TAPE 2.STANLEY KNIFE / BLADE 3.NEW GOLF GRIP 4.SOLVENT WHITE SPIRITS 5.RUBBER GLOVES TO PROTECT HANDS 6. TOWEL / CLOTH STEP 1 – Remove the old grip with a Stanley blade Be sure to cut away from yourself at all times. Peel or scrape off the old grip and grip tape. Using a cloth and Mineral Spirits Grip Solvent, clean off the residue. *If removing a grip from a graphite shaft be careful to avoid damage to the shaft STEP 2 – Wrap your PRO-GRIP double sided grip tape in a spiral formation from the top of the shaft to the point where the bottom of the grip will be on the shaft. Remove the tape backing and cover the end of the shaft with extra tape. STEP 3 – Cover the vent hole in the butt end with your finger or golf tee, and pour a generous portion of Solvent such as white spirits inside the new grip. Close the open end of the grip with your hand and shake to cover the entire inside of the grip. STEP 4 – Pour the excess Mineral Spirits Grip Solvent (through the vent hole) over the entire length of the two-sided tape. Apply generously. Use a tray to catch excess Mineral Spirits Grip Solvent for use on other clubs. STEP 5 – Place the grip over the shaft butt and Push the grip entirely onto the club. Be sure to push it all the way down and align the grip as desired. This must be done while the grip tape is still wet. STEP 6 – Allow grips to dry for several hours before playing.