GripCaddie

New grips lose their stickiness after a while, dirt, oil, sunscreen and dust build up on the grip, making it difficult to grip lightly and causing you to unconsciously tighten your grip in an attempt to control the club. As a result, you lose around 11% in swing speed and distance* (data from www.get-in-the-hole.com)   

YES, many players and their caddies now love the quick and easy cleaning of the grips with GRIPCADDIE. You can find some players on social media using the hashtag #GRIPCADDIE. Renowned professionals were involved in the development to ensure the best results.  

GRIPCADDIE was developed during the corona pandemic and viruses can be killed by using a cleaning agent containing alkali. Bacteria are better washed off the handle when GRIPCADDIE is used correctly. Make sure that the handles are cleaned for you personally during DEMO and test days.  

Compare the cleaning process to brushing your teeth: light pressure of the brush on the handles and frequent up and down movements of the GRIPCADDIE on the handle give the best results. 

As soon as foam starts to form on the handle, you can stop the water flow and continue brushing until you feel that the handle is clean, i.e. you can clean approximately 5 handles with one filling. 

YES, we have designed the GRIPCADDIE (4 screws) to be a long lasting tool. Unscrew the screws, separate the top and bottom sections, remove the bristles – replace with new bristles and screw back on – and you can continue to use the GRIPCADDIE instead of throwing it away. 

We apologise for this inconvenience and ask for your patience as this can happen despite careful checking. Please continue to use your GRIPCADDIE. If you cannot live with this, please send us a photo of the external thread of the water stopper and we will send you a replacement part. 

Please refer to the manufacturer’s website for information on how to care for your grips. Cord – Z Grip, Rubber – Tour Velvet, MCC Multi Compound (e.g. Golf Pride, Lamkin) grips are easy to clean with GRIPCADDIE. WINN grips are not suitable for use with Gipcaddie! A soft version of GRIPCADDIE is available for softer materials such as Tour Wrap 2G grips. 

Yes, we recommend rinsing with clean water for best results. 

Yes, you can. According to rule 4.3a (5), the use of other equipment that gives an unfair advantage, such as gloves that do not comply with the rules and other items that affect the grip pressure (such as grip bands over the golf grip, as used on tennis, badminton, padel or squash rackets) is prohibited. 

Many internet forums recommend simple washing-up liquid or soap, not too aggressive as this can damage the material. In the future, GRIPCADDIE will offer its own product that is easy and simple to use. 

At the moment, yes, as it is a new product and the collaborations have not yet been finalised. 

No, due to the material specifications, parts of the brush can break if the plastic parts have a temperature below 18°C. If the brush material is at room temperature you can clean the handles in a cooler environment. (So do not expose the brush to extreme heat or cold) 

YES, as there are small parts they could be swallowed. Children may only use Gripcaddie in the presence of their legal guardians. Only use the Gripcaddie as intended.