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i'm have 3 in mind. Winn classic soft grips, Winn DSi AVS, or Golf Pride Multicompound.... Anyone have any suggestions or reviews??

Thanks

Driver: 905R w V2 stiff 76
FW: NVG2 Fujikura stiff
Hybrids: Idea Pro 20* Aldila VS Proto
Irons: M685 3-PW Rifle 5.5
Wedges: 54* VIP forged, 58* CG10Putter: Bettinardi A02Ball: ProV1, Black Max


Hey Gregoire,

Personally, I've found the Winn grips to be a little too soft for me. My swing seems to get a little armsy with them, as I get focused on the unique feel.

I had one of the GP Multicompunds on an old Titleist 975J last year, and for the most part I liked it. It's a unique feeling, too, but I felt I had pretty nice control with it.

But hey, that's just my opinion. Grips are really personal - maybe buy one of each and try 'em out.

Hope that helps.


As Derfley says, grips are really personal and I also think unique to the environment you play in. I use the GP Decade's, but switched to them becuase it gets pretty humid in NC during the summer, and need the corded grip for my glove hand to feel a strong connection to the club.

He also has a good suggestion, take a couple of clubs, get a different grip on each one, and then spend some range time with them. It maybe an extra 25-30 bucks, but better than spending over a 100 and wondering if you made the right choice.

Currently Playing:
Driver: Custom Bang-O-Matic 460 9*, GD YS6+ Stiff
3Wood: Firesole
Hybrid: Rescue 17*
3 - PW: MX-23Wedges: Vokey: SM60.08 (OC), SM56.10 (OC), 252.08 (TC)Putter: Cameron Circa'62 No.2Ball: HXTourHome Course: MacGregor Downs CC, Cary, NC


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