How often do you re grip your clubs?

Annually

What grips do you use?

About every two years. Currently playing midsize z cords. I really like them.

I’m a cord guy .

My standard reply has always been "When they need replacing. This is because most of my golfing life I played leather grips, until recently. Leather became too hard, and transmitted too much vibration to my aging hands. My hands do have some issues. So I switched to the SuperStroke Cross Comfort Grip. It is very similar to the Winn Dri-Tac, but less expensive. Like the leather grip they are very comfortable to play without a glove, so are the Winn Dri-Tac grips. I like this feature because a glove is miserable in our heat and humidity. So far they have held up well, and I play alot. They don't slip when my hands get sweaty.

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Report back on if these slip in hot weather, I’m curious

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I played yesterday afternoon in the heat. No slippage. They do take some getting used to coming from chords. I liked it though.

I've only regripped once as I haven't been playing terribly long but I wish I'd have known about the z cords. They put on the MCC +4 midsize grips for me and I like the way they feel but start to get slippery unless cleaned constantly. I borrowed a club from a buddy to try out and had the z cord grip and I loved it. Same firm feel but much more friction. I will be going with these from now on unless I find something better.

Grips can really be refreshed with some Dawn, hot water and Scotch-brite pads. Even older grips feel amazing after a good scrubbing.

I do not do them all at the same time. The ones used often once a year but I don’t set a date I just look at them and when they need to be done do it. There are times I don’t want them regrouped because I just like the feel the way it is. I have two wedges like that and a 7 iron.

I have never found cord to actually assist in grip. Part of the problem is, until recently(maybe) all manufacturers used a firmer rubber in their cord models. The firmness always made me fell like they were slick.