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Tacki-Mac Grips

EGS

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EGS Established Member

EGS

Anyone play these or heard positive/negatives?

EGS

910 D3 9.5* Aldila RIP S 70 g
Burner 3 wood 15 * S
Bruner Hybrid 19* S MP-60 S300 4-PW CG 14 52*/10* TP Z 56*/12* TP Z 60*/6* Studio Select Laguna 1.5


goblue107501 Great Member

goblue107501

I put the dual-compound grip on a club a couple of years ago just to try it out. It was much more economical than the Golf Pride version (which I put on a club also). It was a good grip and held up well, just not for me (I didn't care for the GP version either). I determined that I just don't like the dual compound style grip. I prefer the plain GP Velvet or Lamkin Crossline style grips I guess.

Tacki Mac has been around for years with the arthritic grips. It would appear they are getting into the knock off game a little.

I will judge my rounds much more by the quality of my best shots than the acceptability of my worse ones.


basesloaded190 Established Member

basesloaded190

That's all tacki-mac really is. They have decent grips that they try to make look like GP and other grips for much cheaper. They are ok grips. Better than what most people play with right now anyways. If your on a budget go for it, if not spend the extra couple of bucks and get a set of Golf Pride grips.

EGS Established Member

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The Tacki-Mac Itomic grips do not look like anything GP makes. Any specific feed back on these?

EGS

910 D3 9.5* Aldila RIP S 70 g
Burner 3 wood 15 * S
Bruner Hybrid 19* S MP-60 S300 4-PW CG 14 52*/10* TP Z 56*/12* TP Z 60*/6* Studio Select Laguna 1.5


laxbballgolf Well Established Member

laxbballgolf

I've never tried them but I've heard/read some good things. I'm interested to see what people say, too. The grips look nice.
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enis750 Great Member

enis750

I use them on all 13 of my clubs.....out friggen standing!
best grips ever used, they put the GP MDNC to shame

I converted 3 other GP users to Tacki's
"My swing is homemade - but I have perfect flaws!" - Me

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