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Leafsfan29 posted: 02 Aug at 5:13 pm
Approximately US$6-$10 per club, depending on the kind of grips you buy.
I had my clubs regripped at a Golf Galaxy during a recent trip to the US; I got them back the next day.
wbaker777 posted: 03 Aug at 10:37 pm
I charge 3.00 per club plus the price of the grip
FY1977 posted: 05 Aug at 8:55 am
It could cost $5-$15. Depending on where you do it.
Flatstick posted: 07 Aug at 12:37 am
About $5 per club including the price of the new grip. The putter grip may be a little more.
pinoy-ako posted: 08 Aug at 9:12 pm
Golf Galaxy Golf Shop just changed grip on my club sets for $39. They charges you $2.99 to change the grip and depends on what kind of grip you want.
Scott posted: 11 Aug at 12:22 am
It will likely be $3-$5 per grip plus the cost of grips. I re-grip my own clubs at a fraction of the cost. The money I save will pay for a round of golf. All you need is a utility knife to remove the grips, regripping tape ( you can buy pre-cut strips at golf galaxy or a roll at golfsmith for $5-$10), and odorless mineral spirits (available at your local hardware store for around $5). You can purchase the solution at golfgalaxy or golfsmith, but it costs more.
If you care to try it, take a look at YouTube and search for re-gripping golf clubs. There are some good visual tutorials to learn from. At 12 clubs, it will likely take you a few hours to do.