We FITTED and DISCOVERED some SHOCKING things about GOLF GRIPS bought of TEMU!...
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- DON'T BUY GOLF GRIPS OFF TEMU WITHOUT WATCHING THIS VIDEO!
We bought and fitted a full set of GOLF PRIDE MULTI-COMPOUND PLUS 4 golf grips of TEMU... #garymartingolf #temu #SUB
During fitting a full set of golf grips bought off TEMU, we discovered a few SHOCKING things!
The grips we fitted...
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To combat the differing lengths of grip - prior to putting the grips on you could sort the grips shortest - longest then put the shortest on your pitching wedge and longest on your driver to match the differing shaft length? Just a thought
Great idea! I’ll pin this for others 👍🏼
Great idea, but Gaz was charging me per hour, so I just needed it done asap.
Same story here ❤
Yorkshire tea is the best. And I’m not from Yorkshire!☕️
I have fitted and used the temu multi compound grips and they are spot on.
No difference in the real thing 👍👍👍
Actual grip tape will make the grip easier to slide on and straighten properly
I found that if you use a spray bottle and spray both the tape and inside the grips then they go on great coz you know what happens if you don't put enough spirit on🤔....🎊🌟🤩🥳
PS give the grips a good clean before using them then that should stop any colour bleeding 😵💫
Done my own grips many times and for others and best thing I have done is put some frog tape at bottom of old grip and mark the centre before removing them it's easy to line up
Nice tip
I do the same to help with alignment and to know how long to make the tape 👍. Once you’ve done a few clubs it’s easy. I’m happy to buy cheaper grips but would be concerned about buying counterfeit ones from places like temu
I have just received a set of 14 Golf pride Z Grip copies from temu. Happy with the quality and more importantly, It helps keep an already expensive hobby somewhat more affordable.
Unfortunately lining the pockets of the big brands isnt high up my priority list.
Big brands do the design and development whilst the parasites copy and paste and NO quality control, including the materials and no responsible disposable of waste...
Enjoy your pennies saved...perhaps just cut the fingers off your washing gloves lol
Thanks Gary and Dan. I’m regripping my older woods and hybrids over the winter. No name grips from Amazon. Thanks for this!!
Really enjoyable video Gaz and very well demonstrated on how to remove and fit grips. Looking forward to seeing how long the Temu grips last
Been using iron grips of Temu for a while now… absolutely spot on for money ..
Great tip about putting the logo on the underside (I always do that too) but hopefully your subscribers realise that certain grips are designed to go on only the one way ...like the hand positioning ones and ribbed grips (I think some manufacturers still make).
Good point about gloves Gary, I put some cheap grips on and a brand new white leather glove was black in a few weeks, I know why now
I cut the tape just short so it doesn't show below the grip
Hi Gaz fitted some for a friend as he asked me to fit them biggest fault I found was the colour in the grip started to run when I gripped them , I previously worked in golf when I was younger and fitted thousands of grips , these are good for the money but not fully uniform
I’m getting myself these new grips for X-mas! 👍
Great strength tea!
Great video! I always plug the hole in the grip with a tee, makes the process easier with the solvent. Thanks for all the budget product information!
I gave this tip to Gaz but he likes makin' life difficult.... With the tee in the end of the grip you've got all day to adjust the alignment... You can even make a cup of Yorkshire tea while contemplating whether or not your grips straight but only if the milk's in wit bag!
LOL! Well enjoy the tea anyway!@@marksefton751
I don't want to damage Dan's shaft lol pfnarrrr! Great video as usual Gaz.
Great show guys , thanks for doing this, great help, and I can't drink tea, but was taught how to make it, got to give it time to brew, dash of milk, not that chicken soup you made last time, although this one did have a little colour, lol, keep them coming mate.
Haha 😂 Thanks
Well done gaz
I’m guessing Dan is very happy you didn’t damage his shaft. Nice video Gary. I’m not sure why you’d skimp on something so important but I guess if they work pretty well then it doesn’t matter. Well done. Great content
Bought some of the golf pride tour velvet 360 from temu standard size , they felt very thin in my hands , just a heads up use two layers of tape and they will feel like the real ones .
Hi I have had an old set of clubs regripped by my local pro shop but I have added a 3i and a LW to the set and I’m thinking of trying this myself what double sided tape did you use from screw fix and did it fit nicely around the shaft without overlapping please. Also I’d like to say thank you for this series as it’s been very informative 👍
Neighbours will be gossiping, Dan and Gaz playing with rubber things on the end of shafts.
I'm using Saplize grips from Amazon and they're about 60 quids for 13 grips plus tape and solvent... There's a bit colours leaking when fitting them one but really nothing much after that. By the way, it's about that time of the year where I do regrip... so yeah, I'll certainly do that again and not use a know brand installed by a pro for way more money!
I’ll have a look at them 👌🏼
I always clean the shaft of any old residue so they are like brand new, otherwise you can end up with slight lumps under the grips
Love these videos gaz. Just have a couple of questions, what is a golf stanley knife? And what do you use it for? Is it to cut through the rough?😂
A golf Stanley knife has a hook blade lol 🪝
Don’t worry gaz, you won’t be first bloke to damage dans shaft 😂😂🧐
Crap tea try clipper organic tea bags for a rich flavour
😂😂😂
I currently have Golfpride Tour Velvet Midsize grips on pretty much every thing am gonna try the Golf Pride MCC +4 midsize grips on a couple of my woods to see if i like them and if i do like them will switch them all your thoughts ? thx for your videos cheers from Vulcan Canada
Tea looks great. Nothing worse than milky tea. Good video by the way. Not sure I would go for fake Golfpride grips though.
As a fellow Yorkshire tea drinker you have just gone up in my expectations! 😂 I drink 16 cups a day - I wonder if they do golf sponsorship deals?!
Hahah😅 It’s you who needs one 😃
I thought the only good thing that comes out of Yorkshire was the M62. But I am a recent convert to Yorkshire tea.
Loving the videos Gaz.
@@tedstan9734 haha, good stuff 👌🏼👌🏼
Is that Yorkshire Tea grown in your loft?
I’m getting some arriving in a week, I’m only a weekend bashed , watch this space
Bob on for you 👌🏼
Did we ever get an update in how these grips are hilding up?
Will be coming, last time I spoke to him, he was very happy
Gaz, Gaz, Gaz! Don’t stir the bag around the mug! Let the bag sit in the water for at least two minutes and then fetch it out without squeezing it out on the side of the mug, then add your milk. You might as well drink Asda own brand the way you’re making tea!
Great video today, will love to know how these are standing up to use after 6 months or so and that will give us the true answer as to whether they are great value or not.
@Gary - out of interest, where did you get your custom headcovers from? - Great content as usual - enjoying the TEMU vs series! Thanks for heading into the unknown on our behalf 😁
That’s rich. They’re made by PRG, but I don’t think they supply just or or two, I had to order about 48 lol 😅
@@garymartingolf HAHA - thankfully i don't lose headcovers like i do golf balls, 48 might be a bit too many...was just after decent plain black ones, thanks i'll have a look anyway 🤓
Would of been interesting to weigh the grips to see the difference I’ve just bought some grips not the temu ones you showing and out of 13 grips the heaviest to lightest only 2 grams
Switched to 2 sided woven carpet tape 5 years ago when gripping clubs and it is just as good i feel better ...never had a failure or slip of a grip ....and i bought 13 mcc pluss 4 off ebay for 60 dollars us and i have same grips on volkey sm9s from Titleist so i know they are real and i cant find any difference in them ....even if you look inside grip it says golf pride so idk if they are real or fake no strong smell ...and play and feel same ...6 months in play about 3 times week ...
Did you compare the weight against a genuine? I’ve had fake grips before and they have generally been quite a bit heavier and all over the shop. Be interested to know if they’ve improved in that area
Maybe a sponsorship deal from Yorkshire Tea is on the cards. I am sure that will not bring into question your integrity lol. Next vid you wont be able to move for tea bag boxes. lol Great vid by the way.
You don't want to Damage Dan's shaft !😂
I haven't used a glove in 15years or more. So I want tacky grips. Which I clean, along with my clubs, once a week. When it's time to re-grip 3-4 years later, I have the pro shop do it for me. Yes, it costs more rather than doing it myself. But they make some money and keeps them employed. That means more to me than saving a few quid.
Very interested to see how these grips hold up after a few rounds
We’ll see ⛳️
Great grips , read my post above
Be fine I've used 2 sets, just as good as originals.... and a fraction of the cost, delivered to my door in 2 weeks from AE. Check the seller has a good record is all.
Im very interested in the follow up video on wear etc. how far away is that video?
I’m not quite sure when we posted the video, but I’ll be back home on the 12th February, and I’ll be seeing Dan that week. He’s a regular player, so it should be quite interesting. I would say it will be approx 3 months btw we can film.
I bought some Golf Pride Tour Wrap grips from Temu and they look authentic in every detail. However, the first grip that I put on immediately split at the top as did the second and third grip. I immediately realized that they were fake and of poor quality. Unfortunately, Temu's response was to offer me some discounts on other fake stuff. No thanks.
Buy cheaper genuine grips from a company called ADORE and fit them yourself .the kits are very cheap..😎👍👍🇬🇧
Done this myself a few times. Use a clean bowl for the white spirit and empty it back in the bottle for next set. Also try wd40 to get rid of glue residue.
Keep up the good work.
Cannot beat a nice brew of Yorkshire tea. I take mine with 2 sugars. 😂😂
I’ll remember that for next time you’re at HGC.
@@garymartingolf was up there yesterday for a knock, really enjoyed it 👍
As a plus 2 golfer I bought grips from Temu, 5 months ago, could not be happier with the purchase. I have always said the general public is being ripped off by people like you and marketing by the golfing industry, be careful golfers as most equipment are made in China anyway.
How the f**k is Gary ripping us off , he's showing where to get cheaper copies and how to fit them.
As a +2 golfer like that makes you the consummate expert to all things golf. No one believes you are a +2 because that makes no difference whether you like the grips or not. As long as they work good on your Strata box set of clubs we are happy for you..
Why the big price disparity between Temu & Golf Pride? Are they really worth 2x 3x 4x the price?
Can’t really conclude on that yet, let’s see how they wear.
To each his own, but personally for the 5-7 quid a grip I'll stick to the ones I know have been through quality control for length, weight, alignment etc.
I agree. If I couldn’t afford multi compound at £15, I’d personal just use lambkin or gold pride grip at £7-8
@@garymartingolfI buy my grips on sale and keep them at the house til spring, and get the full bag done every year before the start of the season. Usually ends up costing me around 110 quid a year for CP2 wrap grips installed
Surely using double-sided tape over actual grip tape would make it harder to get on?
My grips lasted around 9 months and were worn through.
Would you buy them again?
Probably not. They last about a third of the time others would so you are not saving any money.
Wouldn’t a hooked Lino cutter been better?
Goo Gone will remove the old tape residue without scraping
Nice tip
“Trotters Grips”.
Did I see you put an orange grip on a Hzdus PXG club🫣. It would be good if you compared the gram weight of the new grip to the old one and work out what difference if any it will have to the swing weight.
Gave me a heart attack when he was bending the first graphite shaft against the door 😮😮😮
It's the only time Gaz has seen any flex in a shaft 😂
@@danielwarren2355 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 and some seepage
The weight range tolerances of them is enough to change swing weight. You might save £30, but the grief they cause over time isn't worth the saving. Not to mention ripping through gloves because of the paint transfer and the harsher chord they use, and try getting the colour out of your hands after a round. They are seriously not worth the hassle to save £30. Support your local pro shop, instead of filling the pockets of companies who never pay tax in the UK. Use the Golf Pride Retail locator to make sure that they are listed as a main seller. Honestly a joke how bold companies are getting selling fake gear to us.
The saving is a lot more than £30 though. A set of 13 multicompounds on Temu for just shy of £30 delivered. Genuine Golf Pride Multicompund are £12 a pop so 13 will set you back £156. They are easy enough to fit yourself as Gary has shown so the saving is over £120. Even if you regripped using these twice a season there is still a significant saving.
@@G_Man392 It was a while ago, so I don't know why I said £30. Maybe referencing something said in the video, not sure. I just wouldn't use them myself for the simple reason of weight tolerances. The fake ones are all over the place, and can really mess with the swing weight of your clubs. A really important thing people overlook. To each their own though. It's not always important to people.
Gary how long would you expect these grips to last compared to the real deal ?
That’s what we’re going to test. Dan says, he like atleast 12 months use, otherwise he’d feel like it wasn’t worth the saving.
I've used them for many years. I play on average twice a week and you easy get a year out of them. Seriously they're not bad at all.
What kind of liquid did you use fot the clubs?
White Spirit
I wanted to buy a Scotty Cameron headcover but they won’t sell to us. I lost mine, not paying $200+ online, called Scotty Cameron and they only sell if you send your putter in - just asinine. So yeah, I bought a fake cover from Temu and if I lose it, I’m out $20.
Did you weigh them gaz ?? Be interesting
No ☹️ it was suggested that we should of weighed and cut a real and fake one open. We’ll know for next time 👌🏼
So, my probkem is, even if the quality is good, when we knowingly purchase from counterfeiters we are hurting the real golf manufacturers.
If everybody cared as much as you, I wouldn’t be doing the video, but unfortunately, people are buying them, and most are buying them thinking they’re real!
I was hoping for an honest opinion but these guys were against the Temu grips from the jump.
CNN of golf grips.
I don’t need to say anything do I , you already know…..
😂
I had some fake grips from eBay once and they lasted 6 months, poor quality never again
Never touch another mans shaft, especially with a Stanley knife!
when I re-grip my clubs I always use proper grip tape, I don't see the point using the wrong kind of tape. It's like you're deliberately setting up these grips to fail!
Nice! You’re way off the mark.
Is that because your not using the correct tape?
No, they’re actually easier to align when the tapes a-bit gripper, i should of cut one to look inside, I think they’re just aren’t quite perfectly round. I mean, I were being picky, they weren’t bad, just not as good as real.
Oh. Just a serious point. Are you leaving yourself open to legal action from golf pride for buying /advertising counterfeit products??
It’s not illegal to buy counterfeit goods in the UK, it’s illegal to make and sell them. Thanks Colin
@@garymartingolf good. Wasn’t sure.
Buying fakes knowingly highlights the lack of knowledge in the whole design to environment....
Buy cheap....buy twice....and double landfill...
The golf industry is built on deception and snobbery. These grips are as near as makes no difference to the expensive ones. Always makes me laugh when a new set of irons comes to market and the hype begins on what basicallly is a lump of steel (within specifications) glued to a piece of mass produced length of low grade chrome plated steel. Come on get real. The fact that you may be put off by the fact that it might get your expensive glove dirty is a bit tragic.
Chill yer beans
Knowingly buying cheap fakes shows your lack of knowledge for the environment., use the money you've saved to educate yourself.
@@alexkeighley4354 lol I'm educated enough to be able work out the amount of negative landscaping and harmful pesticides that golf courses put into the environment