Golf Pride Grips - I must have!

[TaylorMadeMark]

I second that on the New Decade multicompound. I put the midsizes on everything.

I third that I use the same thing new decade multicompound and I absolutly love them I just got new irons and sprung for the grips from the factory cause I just don't want to use anythig else. They do make a huge difference.

[TaylorMadeMark]

I use a different grip on my 3 wood and Driver. I use the multi compounds on my hyrids and irons, but the standard Golf Pride tour velvet on the woods. Its all about feel for me and i dont like the way cord feels when i have those two clubs in my hands. So just being comfortable would be the pro for me. The con is i have to replace the tour velvets twice as often because they dont last very long. I change the multi compounds once a year on the 7i-wedge, the others as needed. I had to change the grip on my driver 3 times last year, though. Luckily, the tour velvets are cheap.

Completely agree that's actually the exact same way I like my clubs my irons, wedges, and my hybrid are all multicompound and the driver and 3 wood are tour velvet

[Knockahoma]

Are the multi-compund worth twice as much as the tour velvet? Some guys i know said they weren't worth the extra money. I think i will stick with the tour velvet.

[Knockahoma]

Ten bucks a grip sounds pretty expensive to me. I'll stick with the tour velvet.

[bshack]

what do u guys think are best grips for putters? and Also best grip for driver? I need to regrip my driver and may do my putter just for kicks

[golfro]

Are the multi-compund worth twice as much as the tour velvet? Some guys i know said they weren't worth the extra money. I think i will stick with the tour velvet.

I'm sure some will disagree but I agree with you on this.

Tour velvet cord is about as good as it gets. I've got it on all of my clubs except my driver and putter

[MikeLowry5]

Here's a good grip grooming tip: don't use soap and water, clean them with rubbing (isopropyl) alcohol. Soap can actually cause the rubber to degrade faster. After a good cleaning with alcohol, grips should feel almost new...maybe not 15 year old grips, though...

Where did you find this out at?

I clean my grips after each round and I always do it with soap and water. If this is true I need to stop.

[bshack]

Where did you find this out at?

Mike, why do you clean your gribs that often. Im just wondering I have nothing against it just wondering. Also fellow member from the Lou where do you play most at ?

[s4gobabygo]

I'm sure some will disagree but I agree with you on this.

i agree. the tour velvet cords are easily my favorites, and they can be found for cheap on ebay. just install them yourself - it's a quick and easy DIY. about 5 minutes per club, and $10 of supplies will be enough for you to regrip your set a few times. i put the new BCT cords on my irons a couple months ago for around $60 (10 clubs).

[MikeLowry5]

Mike, why do you clean your grips that often. Im just wondering I have nothing against it just wondering. Also fellow member from the Lou where do you play most at ?

I want them to be clean!

My clubs are nice and I'd like to keep them that way. You might think its crazy but I also wax the heads of each club at least once a week. My "home" course if you will is Birch Creek. The 314Golf pass was given to me for Christmas however I have yet to use it on any of the courses.

[JWL1957]

Just put the black and red Golf Pride Decade multi-compound on my irons and I LUV EM! I tried the Winn grips.... but even their firm grips felts too mushy. I dont play with a glove so Im sure that has alot to do with it.

[Nike Markiie]

The Golf Pride Decade Multi-compound grips are probably the most popular grip out there. I just hit a few shots with the mid size grips and I loved them. Putting them on my set.

[Incognito]

what do u guys think are best grips for putters?

pingman! they're made by golf pride as well...

[Ktrap]

GP Tour Velvets are awesome grips, especially for the price, alot of the tour pros use them and they get stuff for free..!! I've used them untill this year I switched to Itomic Tacki-mac grips "sweetest grips ever" perfect!!!

[Ktrap]

I want them to be clean! My clubs are nice and I'd like to keep them that way. You might think its crazy but I also wax the heads of each club at least once a week.

lol I'm just like you Mike, never use them more than 3 times without cleaning them, also have waxed them too. I would probably not pay attention to the the post about not using soap and water our grips are not 100% rubber they are a synthic blend SO I certanly not use Alcohol on them.!!

[OChack]

I have have the GP Tour Velvet cords on my AP2's and i love them... i used new decades for awhile but they are a tad on the hard side.

[motteler621]

I have have the GP Tour Velvet cords on my AP2's and i love them... i used new decades for awhile but they are a tad on the hard side.

The Callaway FT tour driver comes stock with the white/black new decade multicompound grip. Im getting ready to install one of my driver instead of that stupid standard callaway grip, ive come to hate those. The new decade muticompound grips seriously feel awesome, they dont look like they would feel that good but they are great.

[pxc]

There are brands besides golf pride that offer multi-compound grips, like Avon, Royal, and Tacki Mac. Same concept, much cheaper, and some say they feel just as good. No idea if they last as long and I have not personally handled the non-GP grips.