C Short
Bogey Member
Does anyone know if grip will be doing more colored bags anytime soon? I emailed them the other day about it, but no response yet.
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Grip Mods...
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drblam
Eagle Member
Before they launched the a series, they liquidated the l series with sales etc for a bit first. I assume a new bag or a relaunch of the a with new colors will be coming before or early in spring.
MikusRighteous
Par Member
I asked grip a few months ago if they were going to make signature bags for the A series and they said eventually they will but no set date.
I would love to see another American flag pattern
Yea I don't know about this, McBeth has said himself that Grip isn't doing Sig bags anymore. But that was a few months ago and I guess things could have changed.
razorsmith.com
Par Member
here is my answer to the putter pocket towel. using a snap on each side, towel still allows for rain fly, and i can easily get in 3 more putters, maybe 4. plus snaps used with bag tag and custom birdie beads. i have 2 black judges in Grip pocket, and 2 white judges in microfiber towel pocket. may try keeping my putting putters here and my throw putters in Grip pocket. also this is a prototype. next run will be jersey style cotton on outside and microfiber only on the inside. these will probably go on sale on my website after testing. happy throwing!!
darren
darren
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Kenny53691
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treehorn
Birdie Member
Wondering if the Revolution Roll Cage would fit inside the Grip A..
Obligation
Par Member
Added some snaps to my towel! Easy as can be, and quite convenient.
Kenny53691
Noodle Arm
I attempted to use a Fabric Marker to color in the white girp logo, and it was a flop! That type of marker didn't do too well. I guess I either need to fork out the money for a paint pen or just take the cheap route and use a sharpie that I have.
Logan13848
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I used sharpie. It takes more than a few coats, but if you do long straight lines, it works out really well. Mine looks crisp and clean.
Kenny53691
Noodle Arm
did you alternate directions of the second round to help cover up the sharpie lines?
Logan13848
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Not really. I just didn't try to cover it up. I just pretended like it was a blank sleight. Like I covered the area completely every time I went over it.
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any pix? I was thinking about filling in the letters with sharpie ... would like to see what it looks like if someone's already done it.
Kenny53691
Noodle Arm
post #173 was done with sharpie
I'll be trying this.
Cpatire
Newbie
I did mine with a sharpie. Post #180.
Kenny53691
Noodle Arm
I just did a sharpie, and I was actually fairly impressed with it. The only thing bad is that if you get VERY close, you can see the sharpie lines. Chances are that no one would notice.
Kenny53691
Noodle Arm
Here is my "sharpie" mod. What the picture doesn't really show is that the normal blue sharpie can out too dark. Plus when the light hits it, it has an almost purple glare. Luckily I only did the cup holders. The lighter sharpie actually turned out better than I was expecting because with both markers, it darkened up once it dried. It looks like there are some white spots on my light blue, but that was just the flash from my phone. Though it doesn't look like it was professionally done, at least now it added some color to the bag, and I'm pleased with the outcome.
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I like the light blue...the dark blue, not so much. Maybe a couple more colorings would help it out.
