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hello all,

i am currently in need of a new grip for my driver

the grip on my driver is a New Decade multicompound GP grip which is alright on my ping rapture driver. but recently i bought nike vr pro limited edition fairway woods and those came with i think the tour velvet grips, i really love the feel of these and of course they are new. got new wedges that came with the tour velvets also. my irons are taylormade, so i have the stock taylormade grips on them which are made from lamkin

i hear that the lamkin crossline is comparable to the tour velvets, but many people say that the crossline will last longer than the TP and overall better.

i havent had my nike equipment long enough to wear down a grip, so i dont know how long the tour velvet will last

which grip should i put on my driver, the tour velvet or the crossline? i love the feel of these rubber grips compared to the corded top of the NDMC GP so those are out of the question and twice the price for no reason

thanks

Driver: PING rapture 460cc 10.5 with aldila nvs shaft

3 wood: 15 degree nike vr pro limited

5 wood: 19 degree nike vr pro limited

Taylormade 2.0 Burner irons: 4-PW

Nike Vr pro forged wedges: 52/10, 56/14

Putter: Nike Method Core Drone

 

Ball: Nike Distance SFT

 

Bag: Nike IV Xtreme Sport


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