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Different grips on different clubs?

JYB

By JYB
in Clubs, Grips, Shafts, Fitting

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  1. 1. Are all your grips the same?

    • Yes, all my grips are the same.
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    • No, i have different grips on my woods than on my irons/wedges
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    • No, i have different grips on all my club types.
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chingali Well Established Member

chingali

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I try to keep the same grips on all of my clubs but it never works out that way. I do however always have the same type of grip on all of my clubs, for as long as I can remember I have always used cords grips so whilst sometimes I will have different brands or models, they are always cord and they are always the same size.

I do my own regripping when required and when I buy some new grips I generally get about 20 of them in the same brand and model, the last few times they have been Lamkin soft cords. About once a year I regrip the lot including any clubs I swap in and out. Because I practice with my wedges and 6 and 7 iron a lot, they get regripped probably twice a year so they sometimes end up different, plus if I buy a new driver or 3 wood for example I'll keep the same grip on it if it is the correct size and type so over the course of a year you end up with odd grips here and there.

Akers Well Established Member

Akers

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Driver - Stock Sq Grip
HiBore 3 wood - Stock grip
R7 Rescue - Stock R7 grips
Irons - Lamkin
Vokey - Titleist Tour Velvet
Putter - Stock Odyssey XG white hot grip (very nice)

Stacey_E Great Member

Stacey_E

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I grip everything with Golf pride Tour Velvets. Not my favorite, not the best and somewhat antiquated. But they are always in stock everwhere I go, so I never have to deal with "well we only have 9 of these grips." Only exception is a green Lamkin dual durometer on my driver, but that is just a mojo thing.

iQuest Golfer Well Established Member

iQuest Golfer

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Changing grips depends on play. While I try to keep the same grips on all clubs (except the putter), it's dependent on whether or not the shop has enough of the same grip. So far, I have been lucky!

There is nothing like new grips.

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La Costa Golfer Well Established Member

La Costa Golfer

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I like softer and tackier Winn grips on my wedges and putter...as I like to have a consistent feel around the greens. Cords on my irons for the harder feel. Golf Pride tour velvets on the driver/woods/hybrids.

hwnstyle21 Newbie

hwnstyle21

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Driver: stock Nike
Wedges: Stock Nike (TW edition)
Irons: Golf Pride
3wd:Stock Cobra
Putter: stock Cameron (Studio)

In the
Oakley Bag
Driver : Sasquatch Tour 9.5°
3 Wood : Speed Pro X 15°
Irons : X-Tour Forged S300Wedges : Tiger Woods Edition 56° and 60°Putter : Studio Style Newport 2 33/350Balls : One Platinum


clemsontiger Well Established Member

clemsontiger

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Technically speaking I have all the same. I have not gotten around to changing my driver grip, but all the rest are the same. Of course, that is excluding the putter.

Joey R

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905T w/Aldila NV 75x 904F w/Dynamic Gold x100 MP-32 w/Project X 6.5 Vokey 52.08 BeCu 56 MP-R 60 Studio Stainless Newport 2 ProV1, ProV1x, or NXT Tour


cwcaesar Well Established Member

cwcaesar

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They are all the same: Winn Xi7 with 2 extra wraps of tape. I love these grips. They are just soft enough to be comfortable without giving up feel.

Driver: MP-600 9.5 w/ Fujikura E360 Stiff Shaft
4 Wood: F-60 16.5 w/ Exsar FS3 Stiff Shaft
Irons:MP-57 3-PW w/ Dynamic Gold S300 Shafts
Wedges: MP-R Black-Ni 52, 56, & 60
Putter: Studio Select Newport 2Ball: ProV1/ProV1xGrips: Winn Xi7


DJYoshi Great Member

DJYoshi

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I like softer and tackier Winn grips on my wedges and putter...as I like to have a consistent feel around the greens. Cords on my irons for the harder feel. Golf Pride tour velvets on the driver/woods/hybrids.

i think we're the same exact setup!

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Eore Great Member

Eore

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my driver, hybrid, and three-wood are all stock grips

my irons are Lamkins that are a similar feel to my putter (also a lamkin)

my 56 is a stock grip

driver- R580XD 9.5*
3 wood- m/speed
hybrid- cft ti 4h
irons- fp 4-gap
wedges- 54* and RAC satin 56* 12 bounceputter- 1/2 Craz-Eballs- DT Carry, e5, anything found thats is good shapeshoes-adidashome course - nothing - uh oh. perhaps pleasant view againschool...


LottaBalata Well Established Member

LottaBalata

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I've experimented quite a bit this year with grips. I have Oversized Winn grips, the squishy--soft kind that no one seems to like--on my Nickent square head, and my 3i rescue. I can keep a very relaxed grip, all the way thru my swing with absolutely no slipping. Also, they take out a lot of the shock--especially on my rescue when I'm in the thick stuff. But that club slides thru rough like butter anyhow.

I have medium tour velvets on one set of irons. . .Oversized tour velvets on a couple 3woods and a driver.

I also have Winn PCI hybrids on my irons, Xi7's on my fairway woods, and trying the DSI on a couple other clubs.

SO, no, I do not have the same grip on all my clubs,


bigoak Dedicated Member

bigoak

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I prefer larger grips on wedges to avoid being handsy

Taylormade Driver HT
Taylormade 3 HT

Mcgregor 7w
Vulcan irons 5-P
Solus 53 61

Vokey 56

Scotty Caneron Flange/ Ping Cushin

Srixon ZStar

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JYB Great Member

JYB

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i'm going to go with Winn X17's on my woods and Tour Velvets on all my irons/wedges. I'm going to do more wraps of tape on the right hand side of the grip.

bigoak Dedicated Member

bigoak

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too much tape will change your swing weight so measure first. build up too much butt weight, you'll need a tip plug to counter it.

Taylormade Driver HT
Taylormade 3 HT

Mcgregor 7w
Vulcan irons 5-P
Solus 53 61

Vokey 56

Scotty Caneron Flange/ Ping Cushin

Srixon ZStar

71 gold tees

bring cash


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