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@@cormackjames I've never found removing taped grips with air very effective, the grips can end up with bulges from the air and even explode. I recommend a grip removal tool, I find that to be effective 95% of the time, it can be tricky but worth it. They only cost about £30 .... $30

@@steviejaygolf Hi Stevie, so I got myself a little pancake compressor, did my driver first to get the feel of it, first iron was a dawdle. Thanks so much! My irons are Nike SQ, those grips were a mess to get off. Have you tried taking one off that you put on with this method months after putting it on?

I actually haven't but that's a great idea. I think I can get hold of the real ones to show the differences......coming soon

@@josephmoser8564 those clubs were faked unfortunately but that doesn't mean yours are fakes. Best advice I can say is head to a taylormade fitter and ask them to take a look. Also you can try 100% real and compare the feel. Also if the deal was really good I would be suspicious as these clubs are highly sort after and rarely sold cheap. You can call taylormade and check the serial numbers aswell Hope this helps

@@steviejaygolfyeah they are the older model so I wonder if TM will have anything on their serial numbers. The local golf store was going out of business, run by a few senile old guys who would have no idea if something is real or fake. Trust me, they have no idea what they are doing. So I know it wouldn’t be them trying to get over on me. But I wonder why anyone would trade in a set to them and not our local golf galaxy. That’s the weird part. So if anyone is at fault, it would be whoever traded the set in. Whoever traded them in did play them tho, a lot of the black finish coming off on the face. I paid 300 for 5-pw.

@@josephmoser8564 good deal, and they may very well be real. TM will still have the serial numbers on file 👍

@@robertnorth5705 I have actually used the 2g grips like this. Twisting can definitely occur especially if you have a fast swing speed. For fitting purposes I always use this method, as you say its easy to whip the grip off and resize. Some grips don't work aswell with this method though. Just make sure you check the core size isn't larger the shaft otherwise it won't work. I.e. 58 core fits a 0.580 shaft 60 core fits a 0.600 shaft etc. If the grip is a 60 core fit onto a 0.580 shaft, you will have issues even with 2 layers of tape Hope that helps 👍

@@kylemoak3747 it doesn't actually stick no. The grip is inflated over the shaft, and the grip is tight to the shaft when the air is removed. I wouldn't recommend gripping this way for very fast swing speeds, however it is a fantastic technique for sizing a grip in a fitting process

Water ingress under the face created a bulge, requiring it to be removed and replaced or remove carefully clean up and reuse. Thanks for the comment 👍

Yep 2 4s. I clipped the trees and dropped on the fairway, didn't lose it out of bounds. Both second shot onto the green. Thanks for commenting 👍 Got some interesting videos coming 🏌‍♂️⛳️

I just subscribed to you 👍

@@steviejaygolf AHHHH....I thought you had lost the ball, carry on, LOL 🙂

@@steviejaygolf THANK YOU!!!!

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I really didn't think I'd enjoy hitting it as much as I did. Glad you enjoyed the video 👍

Thanks Ross, how's your golf? Still playing east course?

Hi stevie, haven't managed to much this year with the weather being so awful. Getting out at Chelmsford tomorrow and got a society day after Easter. I'll have to get some lessons soon

That one was coated yes, but I've done it with a standard metal coat hanger. I normally use a removal tool but those cost £30 ish or $30-$50

Thank you Darren, it's certainly an interesting ride so far.

Try searching bike valve air adapter on amazon. If you check out my community tab there's a pic of the one I used, I personally hold it up to the hole, you can shave the adapter slightly so it actually fits in the hole.

Same here! The needles are too small, and nozzles too big! This almost seems like the most important part of this process to leave no mention of.

@@davidturk417 - I somehow found one by luck in a pile of stuff at home one day that works. Haven’t actually tried to use it yet but it does fit into butt end. Good luck cause I haven’t found them online anywhere.

Ive been doing it the messy way for years. This will be so much cheaper aswell.

Is it just plain marsking tape your using?

Hi Nick, I know we spoke on insta, there are a few more gambling story videos you can take a look at on the channel 👍

Thanks Danny 😊

🤣 I feel like that with my putter....welcome to the channel Kev.

I have tried.......hasn't been very successful for me

Thank you for such a nice comment 👍 Trying to improve the channel bit by bit

Well my handicap at the time went up 6 shots. Yeah they weren't good and didn't play well 😕. It's OK though this was a while ago, im actually going to do another video on the components of the clubs by taking them apart and looking closer.

Thank you for the comment, I'm going to do a video shortly on these fake clubs, pulling them apart and checking all the numbers to show how bad they are and not to buy fake clubs (even knowingly) 👍 Still can't believe I fell for it 🤦‍♂️

@@steviejaygolf I think it's easily done unfortunately so wouldn't be too hard on urself

I bought most of my irons second hand of Golfbidder. Always been happy with my Mizunos (bought MP 18 and JPX 900 tour) for not more than 350 Euros per set. Recommended!

You need the masking tape to remove the grip. It's great for demoing grips for people as you don't have to cut them off and it's quick and easy to change the grip

@@steviejaygolf Thank you, that makes sense. What I still don't understand is with a permanent grip, why bother with the double side tape and solvent? If you can trust it with masking tape or bare, why use adhesive at all? Is it a professional club fitter thing to permanently set the grip without it twisting on the shaft and avoid repositioning?

@@steviejaygolf Also a great tip to know, I am experimenting with oversize grips and being able to switch back and forth easily would be a big help. I would have cut brand new grips off in between trials and been sad.

It is the traditional and original method of regripping. What you just said about swapping grips over is exactly what compressed air is perfect for 👍

Several weight options in driver shafts as you know 👍 85g isn't typically bought but they are out there. Thanks for watching

If I was single I'd play more golf 😂 thanks for the comment 👍

Must admit I have only tried that once and it didn't go well....