Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

Can I stock your products in my golf shop?

Possibly yes, why not email us or request a call back to learn more about trade prices and our re-sellers scheme.

Are your grips conforming to the R&A Rules of Golf?

Very good question, YES, the R&A and USGA have ruled that our grips DO CONFORM to the Rules of Golf... so rest at ease, and win some seriously big tournaments. The Open would be a start.

Can I wash your Pom Pom Headcovers

Due to the nature of the dye used in colouring this product, the covers are NOT designed to be washed, so we strongly advise against it.

What is your returns policy?

Our returns policy is described fully in our terms and conditions of sale.

Can you sponsor me?

Yes, if you are a touring golf professional or have a H'cap of zero or better there is a possibility we can help you out with some discount equipment... Please visit the sponsorship page for more details.

How durable / how long lasting are your Funky Golf Grips?

The material we use is a plasticized rubber, which enables us to get the brightest colours, the very best feel and ultimate stick.... the grip itself will maintain its bright colour and sticky feel but will however show signs of wear and tear. The newest FGG 3 have a hardened end-cap to increase durability

Do you have corded grips?

Unfortunately the material we make our Funky Golf Grips from does not take to cord. However, we do have several cord grips in stock. Golf Pride New Decade, Golf Pride Tour Velvet Cord, Lamkin Crossline Cord and our own Revolution Cord. All our grips are round, we will not be releasing ribbed grips at this time.

Do you have ribbed grips?

Yes, the only ribbed grip we stock is the Golf Pride Tour Velvet Full Cord.

How much do PGA Professionals charge to fit grips?

As a golf professional, I personally charge £2 per club to a customer bringing their own grips to be fitted.... Prices will vary according to location. Please call your PGA professional first.

How do I re-grip?

Re-gripping is an easy DIY job. Visit our 'How to regrip a golf club' page for more details. Otherwise take to your local PGA professional who will size and fit your grips professionally for a minimal charge.