grips

[franky21]

i was there today playing in my golf league. Fran and Johnsons

Originally Posted by adamgoodman

Are you going to Fran Johnson's to get them done?

I was just there today.

[adamgoodman]

Originally Posted by franky21

i was there today playing in my golf league. Fran and Johnsons

Played there simulator for the first time today... Really enjoyed it.

On topic, I personally like the grips right in the middle.  Little on the firm side.

[franky21]

well i think the golf prides vdr were nice not tacky but not to firm felt nice i may regrip my irons with them and they have a good desing on them as well

[mc0388]

Originally Posted by bcgolf

I tried 14 different grips (GP, Lamkin, Winn) in a sporting goods store.  The one I liked best was the Lamkin Crossline Tour.  I replaced my GP Tour Velvets with the Navy Blue Crossline Tours.  Couldn't be happier.  In relation to the GP Tour Velvets, they offer more grip, seem to be more durable (jury still out on this one), offer slightly more feedback and generally feel fantastic in my hands.  For me the are the best combination of grip, feel, looks and affordability !

I've been through sharpro, lamkin, gp, karakal,etc etc.  I like a firm tacky grip (I dont like wearing a glove and I live in very humid conditions).  I just installed performance plus (non-3gen) on all 13 clubs for $29 shipped (I installed).  These grips are geat.  So far Lamkin grip offerings seem to play firm and allow a relatively light grip pressure through faster swings.  I do like GP's 2gen grips but are really slippery if wet (dry they are great)

[Krufam]

Any one try the black widow widow maker grips?

[bigbear43]

I have the black and red widow maker on my driver and like it. I also have the Black widow fusion grips on my wedges and they are awesome great feel excellent traction definitly worth looking into

[volkswagen632]

I love my Lamkin Crosslines.

[Wet Doggg]

Originally Posted by bcgolf

I tried 14 different grips (GP, Lamkin, Winn) in a sporting goods store.  The one I liked best was the Lamkin Crossline Tour.  I replaced my GP Tour Velvets with the Navy Blue Crossline Tours.  Couldn't be happier.  In relation to the GP Tour Velvets, they offer more grip, seem to be more durable (jury still out on this one), offer slightly more feedback and generally feel fantastic in my hands.  For me the are the best combination of grip, feel, looks and affordability !

Bingo...same exact thing. Have played GP Your Velets for quite a few years and just replaced them with navy Lamkin Crossline Tour. Love them.

[dmnoland]

When I had my Ping fitting, both static and dynamic fittings called for undersized grips. Well since I was able to swing a half priced set of G15's I had to regrip right away. After just 2 weeks of using undersized Winn Excels I am getting a tremendous blister on the ring finger of my right hand even wearing gloves on both hands. (I'm a righty but sometimes go the Gainey, 2 glove route). In 35 years of playing golf I have never had a blister so I guess I'm going back to a standard mens grips.

2 questions, Whats the difference between a .580 and .600 grip? Are shaft diameters different or is a sneeky way of describing slightly undersized or oversized?

Second, for those of you using Pure grips, still like them? Are they holding up well and most importantly, not slipping?

Amazon has the 13 grip and installation tool for $50, seems like a screaming deal for any grip.