Good Grips

[Titleist Man]

Well iv got a good bit of money to burn and am thinking about regripping. So if anyone has any suggestions on good grips. Cost is NOT a problem. Anything but im not a huge fan of the super soft pillow like grips. Thanks in advance

[MI Rob]

I personally have always liked the Winn grips. I also like the Golf Prides.

[jrwingate6]

Best grips I ever used were Golf Pride Multi Compounds. I will never use anything else.

[Hitman]

I agree I replaced all my iron grips over the winter with the Golf Pride multi compound 1/2 cord grips and after quite a few hours on the range let me tell you these things are sweet. Hybrids and fairways will be next. My Driver has a Winn PCI Hybrid red and black grip which works well on that club also.

[Want2PlayMore]

I put Golf Pride Tour Velvet on all my clubs save the putter.

[Grndslmhttr3]

I use Lamkin Crossline grips; they are very comfortable.

[Jenks465]

Lamkin cross-line on irons, wedges and woods and a nice Grip-Master leather wrap grip on the putter for me! I'd love all Grip-Masters if I could afford them tho!

[thr33]

Have tried most of the grips including the Golf Pride New Decade Multi Compound, and I always go back to tour velvets :P

[leo3]

Golf Pride Tour Velvet

[goblue107501]

Check out the Lamkin Dual Density Torsion Control. Very nice grip, especially if money isn't a problem.

[TinCupTampa]

If cost isnt an issue... go after a set of Iomic grips.

[clubmaker15]

Medallist makes a solid velvet grip.

I understand that cost isn't an issue, but why spend the extra money if you are going to regrip when they wear out?

I regrip every off-season and buy the cheapest grip, maybe I regrip 2X a year, but it saves me money whos plays and builds clubs on a budget.

[imtomtomim]

I just like those simple tour velvet grips. Always wanted to try those multi compound grips that were half cord but The simple grip feels so good already so I just stick with it.

[flanagan]

I really like the Golf Pride Decades, but they sure seemed to wear fast. Anyone else have this issue? When I switched out shafts, the fitter, who would have been happy to sell me the more expensive grips, asked what I used before when I asked about the wear and tear. I told him I had always liked Golf Pride Tour Wraps and at his suggestion went back to them. Glad I did. One interesting thing, he also had me move up a hair in grip size and after hearing the explanation and using the new size, I like the difference.

[Titleist Man]

I really like the Golf Pride Decades, but they sure seemed to wear fast. Anyone else have this issue? When I switched out shafts, the fitter, who would have been happy to sell me the more expensive grips, asked what I used before when I asked about the wear and tear. I told him I had always liked Golf Pride Tour Wraps and at his suggestion went back to them. Glad I did. One interesting thing, he also had me move up a hair in grip size and after hearing the explanation and using the new size, I like the difference.

I actually have the new decades on my irons and my old wedges. Through one season actually not even probably somewhere around 9 months. Now i have to give the wedge the death grip for it to not fly out of my hand.

[flanagan]

Unrelated to the wear issue, the fitter explained to me that I was gripping my too small grips too tight, because they were too small and that a larger grip would help my grip pressure and maybe free up my swing a little. I had always read that smaller grips would promote a little more freedom in the swing, but I suppose one has to grip them "right" so as not to cause other problems, and I wasn't able to do that.


I will say to the original poster, the Golf Pride version of the Tour Wrap wears much better, period, than the comparable version in the Winn. I tried those initially on my old PINGS when they first came because I hated the PING grips, and dumped them for the Tour Wraps after about 2 months.

[elchene]

Lamkin Crossline Cord

[Power_fade]

Lamkin Crossline

same here. Full-cord grips feel better than anything else out there in my opinion.