I usually re-grip 3 times a year. I practice a lot as well as play many times a week, though. 

The garage is a nice place to be. I'm always tinkering with new ideas for my clubs. 

Mike D., Team Titleist Manager

I started regripping on my own a few years ago and never looked back. Saves money and is a fun project. Also a great excuse to escape to the garage.

It gave me something to do during Mud Season back in Colorado.  I'll be hiding in the garage in a couple weeks again this year

Josh G

Mike D., Team Titleist Manager

I started regripping on my own a few years ago and never looked back. Saves money and is a fun project. Also a great excuse to escape to the garage.

It gave me something to do during Mud Season back in Colorado.  I'll be hiding in the garage in a couple weeks again this year

Josh, 

 You are newly married.  Shouldn't be hiding in the garage just yet.

TT

Very true.

Maybe just some sage advice for someday down the road...

T.Tiger

Josh G

Mike D., Team Titleist Manager

I started regripping on my own a few years ago and never looked back. Saves money and is a fun project. Also a great excuse to escape to the garage.

It gave me something to do during Mud Season back in Colorado.  I'll be hiding in the garage in a couple weeks again this year

Josh, 

 You are newly married.  Shouldn't be hiding in the garage just yet.

TT

Lol nice Tim.  Too much garage time will lead to couch time right?

I have mine done twice a year. Wjile not having tried it myself, I am strongly considering doing it now. If I do, I know that I will have most of the guys I golf with wanting me to do it for them too.

I used them only on my woods once, look great and performs well for a few months. Wears out faster than others. I went back to GP grips.