I was so pumped about getting my new grips for my Eye2 (2 Ping grips golf pride tour velvet) and Titleist (2 golf pride tour velvet), I went to my local driving range to get them put on. I left very good instructions, I even put a rubberband around each club with the exact grip. Murphy's Law, the dumb idiot put a Ping Grip on a Titleist and put a Golf Pride on the Ping. The other 2 were done right. You'd think that with the actual name PING, I'd want the grip on my PING not my friggin' Titleist.

The moral of the story is: Learn how to do it on your own. If you don't do it yourself get someone you know well to do it. The funny thing is, I live next door to a former golf pro, but he left the business to sell real estate. I felt bad because he already reshafted my last driver.

as long as he put them on with 2-sided tape and grip solvent, mineral spirits or the like, you should be able to take them off if you have a hyperdermic needle.

My neighbor said the same thing, but he worries about stretching the grips. I'm tired of worrying about it, my luck might change with these grips.

where can you get a hypodermic needle ? and what is it .

Hypodermic needles are what doctors use to give you inoculations. They are not readily available and someplaces illegal to carry on your person without medical reasons.

Find yourself a GOOD clubfitter. Someone who has the gripsolvent bottle with the needle on it. You can "shoot up" the grips and slide them right off. You should have no problem with stretching. I've done the same when I've rotated the logo's down on some of my grips.