For regripping golf clubs, choose double-sided tape that fits your installation method and the number of clubs you plan to work on. The Wedge Guys 18-yard roll is a practical pick for general home regripping, while Brampton’s 36-yard roll suits buyers who want more tape per roll. GolfWorks offers narrower tape and a wider roll, and Wedge Guys’ pre-cut strips are convenient for occasional jobs. These solvent-activated products require golf grip solvent for installation.
| Product | Best For | Format |
|---|---|---|
| Wedge Guys 2-inch roll | General regripping | 2 inches x 18 yards |
| Brampton roll | More tape per roll | 48 mm x 36 yards |
| GolfWorks 18 mm roll | Narrow tape applications | 18 mm x 36 yards |
| GolfWorks 48 mm roll | Wide tape coverage | 48 mm x 18 yards |
| Wedge Guys strips | Occasional regripping | 15 pre-cut strips |
Wedge Guys 2-Inch Grip Tape Roll
This 2-inch-wide, 18-yard roll is a versatile choice for golfers who want tape for routine club regripping. Its double-sided adhesive is solvent activated, and the listed 6-mil thickness is intended to make the tape easy to peel and apply without bunching when installed correctly.
Best for: Home users who want a standard-width roll and step-by-step instructions. It was selected for its clearly stated dimensions and straightforward roll format. The main limitation is that golf grip solvent is required; the tape alone is not a complete regripping kit.
Brampton 48 mm Grip Tape Roll
Brampton’s solvent-activated, double-sided crepe paper tape measures 48 mm wide and 36 yards long. The product listing describes it as durable, with an easy-release liner, and says it is designed for regripping and repairing different types of golf clubs.
Best for: Golfers who expect to regrip multiple clubs and prefer a longer roll. The 36-yard length is twice the stated length of the 18-yard options here. Choose this if you need a wide roll with more tape; note that solvent is part of the installation process, and the listing specifically references HF-100 golf grip solvent.
GolfWorks 18 mm Grip Tape
This GolfWorks roll is 18 mm wide and 36 yards long. The manufacturer describes it as an industry-standard tape for installing slip-on rubber, synthetic, or leather grips. The tape is sticky on both sides, activates with solvent, and can also help keep grip collars in place.
Best for: Buyers who specifically want a narrow tape format or need tape for the listed grip types and collar use. Its long roll offers substantial length, but its 18 mm width differs from the 48 mm and 2-inch options. Avoid choosing it if you want wide coverage from a single strip.
GolfWorks 48 mm Grip Tape Roll
This wider GolfWorks option measures 48 mm by 18 yards. Its listed use is installing slip-on or leather grips, and the product description says the double-sided adhesive is solvent activated. It is another option for shoppers looking for a roll rather than pre-cut pieces.
Best for: Regrippers who prefer 48 mm-wide tape and want a shorter roll than Brampton’s 36-yard version. It was selected as a direct wide-roll comparison. The listing provides fewer application details than some alternatives, so check that the width and length suit your planned work.
Wedge Guys Pre-Cut Grip Tape Strips
This pack includes 15 double-sided strips, each measuring 2 inches by 10 inches. Wedge Guys describes the material as 6 mil thick, easy to peel, and designed not to bunch during correct installation. The listing says multiple strips can be used for a fit adjustment.
Best for: Occasional regripping or buyers who prefer pre-cut pieces over measuring and cutting tape from a roll. The fixed strip format can simplify preparation. Its limitation is quantity: buyers regripping many clubs may prefer a longer roll. Grip solvent is required.
Buying Guide: How to Choose Golf Grip Tape
Should you buy a roll or pre-cut strips?
A roll lets you cut tape to suit each club and can be useful for repeated regripping. Pre-cut strips reduce measuring and cutting, making them a convenient option for smaller jobs. Compare the amount of tape you need with the package format before choosing.
What tape width should you choose?
The products here range from 18 mm to 2 inches, with two options listed at 48 mm. Wider tape provides broader coverage per strip, while narrow tape may suit buyers who specifically need a smaller width. Follow the grip and club regripping instructions you are using rather than assuming every width is interchangeable.
Do you need solvent with double-sided grip tape?
Yes, the listed tape rolls and strips are described as solvent activated, and the product information states that golf grip solvent is required. Check the tape instructions and solvent directions before beginning. Do not assume the tape includes solvent.
How much tape should you buy?
Consider how many clubs you plan to regrip and whether you want spare tape for future work. Brampton lists 36 yards, GolfWorks’ narrow roll lists 36 yards, and the 2-inch Wedge Guys roll lists 18 yards. The Wedge Guys strips come as a 15-piece pack.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is double-sided tape used under golf grips?
Yes. The products listed are designed for golf club regripping, with adhesive on both sides to secure a grip during solvent-assisted installation.
Can I install a golf grip with tape alone?
No. The product details specify that golf grip solvent is required for these solvent-activated tapes.
Which option has the longest listed roll?
Brampton’s roll and GolfWorks’ 18 mm roll are each listed as 36 yards long.
Are pre-cut strips easier than a roll?
Pre-cut strips avoid measuring and cutting each piece. A roll offers more flexibility to cut tape as needed, depending on the job.
Does tape width matter when regripping?
Yes. The options have different widths, so compare the listed dimensions with the regripping method and coverage you need before buying.