Midsize Grips

Find a golf shop that does clubfittings and ask if they can measure your hand size, so you will know better if you need bigger grips.  I went through a full club fitting this past December and it turned out I needed a +2 sized grip, which is in the mid-sized range. I ordered my new irons set all with +2 grips.  I have long fingers but didn't realize I needed a bigger club grip.

i dont wear a glove but it would be XL. i've been playing for 2.5 years, i've had my lie angles adjusted, playing the correct shaft, but never gave a thought about grip size till reading a recent article. needed to replace my grips so i decided to order some midsize pure grips. the difference is huge as far as how loose and free you can hold and maneuver the club while feeling secured. i've gained some yardage and it just feels so much more comfortable.

That's one thing that is pretty simple to roughly figure out for yourself with a ruler or tape measure.

http://www.golfgrips-direct.com/acatalog/Grip_Sizing.html

I have a jumbo grip on one of my putters (for wrist stability more than anything) and my favorite grips are Golf Pride New Decade Multi Compounds white in midsize. With bigger hands, midsize is great because you don't have to grip it as hard. For me it makes a world of difference.

I love, love, love, my Winn Lite Oversize grips!

Buy one, put it on your 7 iron and go to the range. You will quickly know whether or not the larger grip is for you. You don't want to have a grip pressure that is too tight or it will inhibit your swing! The old teachers used to say that at the top of your backswing, someone should be able to take the club out of your hands because you are holding it with the pressure of keeping a live bird in your hands.

Sounds like you are squeezing the life out of your current grips.

I'm testing a midsize on my driver, don't know if it'll stick around that long, but i love oversize grips on my putter, I even have them add more tape underneath to make it even bigger!

according to the fitting charts i'm a regular size but i've played my best with midsize.. what i tell all my clients is to try various grip sizes and textures to find what works regardless of some chart.  only YOU know what feels right to YOU.