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jswang519

By jswang519
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I'm at the point now where the stock grips on my Callaway X Series Jaws Wedges are getting kind of slippery and losing grip. So I'm in the market for some new grips. The ones that I think I want to get are Golf Pride Tour Velvet BCT Grips. I want something that has a lot of feel on the wedges, and something really tacky. Does anyone have any experience with these grips? What kind of grips do you like to use on your wedges?


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I use Pure Grips , love them, very tacky and if you have an air compressor there is no other grip imo.  They have a 1 year guarantee.  I've never used the Tour Velvet cords, but the Tour Velvets are very popular.

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Lamkin OVERSIZE on all my clubs ... love that grip - just feels substantial

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Tour Wraps since 92. No glove, just love and all feel (and yes, it's real!).

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Standard GP TV 58 Round on all of my clubs (bar putter) feel is great driver through wedges

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Just not a Tour Velvet Fan ... they seem to wear more quickly than Lamkin.

If you're looking for tacky and long lasting, GripMaster Leather.

Otherwise, I'd suggest something in a Lamkin.

I have not tried the "Pure" but putting it on yourself if you are DIY, sounds good. I think Eric has a review of the Pure Grips on the site.

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Originally Posted by mvmac

I use Pure Grips, love them, very tacky and if you have an air compressor there is no other grip imo.  They have a 1 year guarantee.  I've never used the Tour Velvet cords, but the Tour Velvets are very popular.



I second the PURE Grips.  And I like using the same grips on all the clubs.  On all mine, I have one wrap of tape for the full length of the grip, and 3 extra wraps under my right (low) hand.  And on the wedges (G, S, and L) I have 3 wraps full length with 3 extra under the right hand.


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