What grips are most durable?

[ajschn06]

I'm looking for a good grip and I don't want to have to worry about changing them a lot. Can anyone recommend a durable grip that will last a while?

[Rugger]

I'm looking for a good grip and I don't want to have to worry about changing them a lot. Can anyone recommend a durable grip that will last a while?

I see you're from MN. What's your home course?

[golfro]

any corded grips are gonna last you awhile. bit more harsh on the hands, not the softest, but corded grips such as tour velvet full cord are gonna last you the longest time.

[ajschn06]

I see you're from MN. What's your home course?

Cedar Valley, down in southern MN...

[CG031]

the basic golf pride tour velvet lasted me a good while on my irons.

[Forest]

I'd have to go with the Golf Pride Tour Velvets. They last a while, and are pretty comfortable.
Stay away from Winn grips, they do no last.

[titushem]

i would suggest the golf pride multi compound grips. they look great and feel awesome!

[msd3075]

What I've found is that it's not always the type of grip that determines how long it lasts but also how you store your clubs. If you keep your clubs indoors in a climate-controlled room (your closet or in an extra bedroom), your grips will last a lot longer than if you store them in your garage or in your car's trunk.

[James_Black]

What I've found is that it's not always the type of grip that determines how long it lasts but also how you store your clubs. If you keep your clubs indoors in a climate-controlled room (your closet or in an extra bedroom), your grips will last a lot longer than if you store them in your garage or in your car's trunk.

a 59* wedge?

a bit picky are we? I think grips last longer if you store them properly too, baking them in the boot of your car can't be good for them.

[lumpuckeroo]

What I've found is that it's not always the type of grip that determines how long it lasts but also how you store your clubs. If you keep your clubs indoors in a climate-controlled room (your closet or in an extra bedroom), your grips will last a lot longer than if you store them in your garage or in your car's trunk.

I would agree, also, cleaning them helps. The oils and sweat from your hands will work to break down grips. I clean my grips with warm soapy water and a soft bristle brush after about 10 rounds. Also I clean them before putting them away for the winter.

I use the Golf Pride New Decade and feel they wear very well with a little care.

[ghalfaire]

I'm looking for a good grip and I don't want to have to worry about changing them a lot. Can anyone recommend a durable grip that will last a while?

I use the Lamkin Perma Wrap Classic and Golf Pride Tour Wrap. Both hold up well. You do need to clean them with a mild soap and water about every 20 rounds or so to keep then tacky.

[CRODOG]

In my opinion Golf Pride New Decade Multicompound are by far the best, most comfortable and most durable grips on the market at the moment

[msd3075]

a 59* wedge?

Yes, yes I am......

[Bump-n-MI]

You do need to clean them with a mild soap and water about every 20 rounds or so to keep then tacky.

While I agree with cleaning them with mild soap and water I would suggest doing it every 4-8 rounds….20 rounds of hand sweat and grime will start breaking the grips down quickly.