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I've always liked the feel of thicker putter grips, like the Crown Royal Jumbo. Lately it seems like the manufacturers are going with the super skinny grips and that makes me feel real wristy on long putts. So I was looking to regrip one of the putters in my stable (Odd 2 ball DFX) but the biggest grip I could find was the Tiger Shark Jumbo. Not quite as ginormous as the Crown Royal, but the best I could do without mail-ordering.
I gotta say I'm loving this grip. It's very triangular with a deep V in the back and a flat front. What I like best is how mushy it is. You can really feel changes in your grip pressure on the longer putts. Reminds me of the older Winn wrap putter grips. I put it on another putter and will probably make it my go to grip for grip changes in the future.
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The failed hopes and dreams of 25 years of golf (on DG S300 shafts with Lamkin Crossline midsize grips)

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I bought a new odyssey and hate the tiny grip so i tried a few on the rack and the tiger shark yellow jumbo was the best feeling of the bunch. I think I will be getting one asap for sure! great stuff.
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