Grip question

[dagolfer]

I am going to regrip all my clubs here once the local golf course opens up. I have a questions about the grips sizes though. My new Cobra Speed Ld F driver came with a golf pride tour velvet grip that says .600 50 D on the top of it. Is .600 referring to the shaft size and the 50 D being the grip size? This grip feels great and when i grip this club along with all others i have right now my right finger just slightly touches the base of my thumb. Does this mean the grip is too small? Should i go to a bigger grip or just talk to the pro at the course and see what he thinks. I was thinking maybe just having to build the grip up a bit more? I don't know... please help.

[Mr Eagle]

Talk to your pro

[dagolfer]

That is what i thought most responses were going to be and i know the pro will set me up to benefit my game. Thanks for some sort of response though.

[TinCupTampa]

The .600 is definately the shaft diameter... I think the 50D represents the weight of the grip... ie 50 grams.

[elchene]

The .600 is definately the shaft diameter... I think the 50D represents the weight of the grip... ie 50 grams.

Yeah, I agree. M would designate midsize. Don't know what D means. If your index finger touching your thumb bothers you, I would go with a bigger grip. If not, then there's no need to change sizes.

[apex53]

Typically a smaller grip will promote more hand action and a draw/hook while a larger grip will reduce hand action and result in a fade/slice ball flight... Check out www.golfpride.com and the FAQ section... Good reference chart for grips and glove size... And yes, see your pro

[Power_fade]

It also has a lot to with swingweight as well.

[dagolfer]

it is my ring finger that touches the bottom of my thumb and no it doesn't bother me. When i do slice the ball it is all golfer's error it has nothing to do with the grip size.