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Grip softener

Araniell · 2004-07-13 21:58:55

Was wondering if any of you golf enthusiasts knew where one might get a tin/bottle/spray of leather softener that would work on golf clubs. Does such a thing even exist? The grips on my dad's golf clubs are rock hard from neglect, but he doesn't want the hassle of getting them redone.

13-07-2004 9:58pm

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Araniell

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Was wondering if any of you golf enthusiasts knew where one might get a tin/bottle/spray of leather softener that would work on golf clubs. Does such a thing even exist?
The grips on my dad's golf clubs are rock hard from neglect, but he doesn't want the hassle of getting them redone.

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#2 16-07-2004 10:18pm

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i dont know if ya can get anything like that tbh, worked in a golf club for 4 years and never heard of anything like that but i can only assume that anything like that put on a grip will do away with the "grip" of the grip so getting them all re-done is probably the best bet in the long term!

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#3 23-07-2004 10:01pm

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Its not that expensive to get your set re-gripped. And only means leaving them overnight in the pro shop.... worth it really

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