What Grips Would You Stock In Your Shop?

[softconsult]

Footwedge, I was presuming they have already done that. Surely they have.

I know there is an association of Club Fitting professionals that could provide some info and guidance. I have no knowledge of the economics of a golf shop, except that it has to be a tough business even in good times.

 

[grus]

Pure Grips.

You don't need solvent or tape. Just that $35 gun. I tried them out at the PGA Merch show, very tacky. Don't have a cord grip, but I don't think you need one with them. They are guaranteed for 12 months IIRC. Also, get the HIRZL golf glove...you will NOT be disappointed. Thing is unbelievable and is guaranteed for 3 months and IIRC, you can used it for a month...throw it in the washer to clean it...and it still stays in good condition.






3JACK

Thanks for posting the info about pure grips. I will defiantly be stocking them in my shop.

 

[tallathlete]

Guys, my buddy is opening a facility and it will be top notch. I simply am trying to give him any information I can to help him be as successful as possible. This forum is the most knowledgeable golf forum on the net...thus why I ask all of your opinions.

 

[EdStraker]

Thanks for posting the info about pure grips. I will defiantly be stocking them in my shop.

I have Pure grips on my wedges, and will eventually put them on my other clubs.

 

[mgranato]

Guys, my buddy is opening a facility and it will be top notch.

So y'all aren't going with Ace Holes?

 

[footwedge]

Footwedge, I was presuming they have already done that. Surely they have.

I know there is an association of Club Fitting professionals that could provide some info and guidance. I have no knowledge of the economics of a golf shop, except that it has to be a tough business even in good times.

I'm sure they have, i was just adding to your suggestions, it's all good advice.

 

[danny boy]

Grip Master's - not the cheapest but by far the best leather grip on the market