Wedge Guys 30 Pack Professional Golf Grip Tape 2" x 10" Solvent Activated Double Sided Adhesive Strips for Regripping Golf Clubs, Easy to Peel & Pre Cut

Best Buy in double sided tape (lowest price at Walmart) - not just for golf clubs (but primarily so). Steps to regrip a golf club: 1) Remove old grip - this is more than half the battle (in time and effort) -- use MTP Utility Hook Blade or HONBAY Grip Remover Tool 2) Remove old tape and glue residue (if any) - the battle continues -- use thumb nail or SKRSPR (sharp blade will scratch graphite) and Goo Gone (much better than heating with hair dryer to soften) 3) Apply new 2"X10" tape - it's all down hill from here -- remove single cover and wrap on club shaft, press firmly -- leave a third of an inch overhang to fold over end to keep water out -- if it over laps, remove one of the half covers to allow this to occur -- remove covers completely NOTE: You can add 2-3 extra pieces of tape if you want to increase grip size (this is often good for those with arthritis or poor club face control. I prefer to instead use a larger grip or simply skip all of this and simply wrap your old grip with a golf grip wrapping tape. I would never use multiple strips. NOTE: Most people recommend using a vise to hold club and ensure proper alignment - I actually find not using a vise to be easier (I'm always a little off, but it's easy to correct if your quick). 4) Apply paint thinner / mineral spirits or specific golf grip solvent (I like to use a spray bottle) -- This will allow you to slide the grip over the tape (it then quickly evaporates) -- Spray all over tape and then add some to the grip inside (cover grip ends and shake) -- Unlike what everyone else tells you, quick is more important than quantity 5) Slide on grip and rotate to align with club face, be intentional and quick about it -- new grips cost from $4 to $12 each (IMHO, it's more about preference than quality BUT I prefer the most expensive grips)

Tape is pre-cut and ready to use. No mess and will be using it from now on.