A display stand with a sign and a collection bin at Golf Town urging golfers to recycle used golf grips by collecting, dropping them in the bin, and allowing processing and diversion. The sign emphasizes giving used golf grips a second shot and mentions that over 1.3 million grips have been recovered.

Give Used Golf Grips a Second Shot.

Canada’s First Scalable Golf Grip Recovery Program

Golf grips combine rubber, adhesives and synthetic polymers—materials that conventional recycling systems are not designed to recover. Launched with Golf Town in 2024, [Re] Grip Recycling provides dedicated in-store collection, nationwide consolidation, specialized processing and verified reporting. Recovered material is cleaned and prepared for new applications instead of being sent to landfill.

See How It Works
[Re] Grip Recycling collection bin and retractable banner at a Golf Town regripping station

From Store Floor to Verified Recovery

A label with a green circle containing the number 1, the word 'COLLECT' in bold blue letters, and the instruction 'Save used golf grips.'
Instruction card with green border and a large dark green circle containing the number 2, with the word CONSOLIDATE and the phrase 'Pack and coordinate' underneath.
A sign with a green circle containing the number 3, the word PROCESS in bold blue letters, and the phrase "Recover the material" underneath.
Cover of a report titled '4 REPORT' with a logo, and the subtitle 'Measure the impact.'
4 — REPORT RESULTS

Measured Impact. Ready to Scale.

Live program data shows 56,304 kg (124,149 lb) diverted and an estimated 1,370,561 grips recovered across 2024–2026 YTD. Bring [Re] Grip to your organization and turn a difficult waste stream into measurable circular-economy progress.