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I am wondering what effect grip size has on how your clubs feel. Do larger diameter grips create better control but sacrifice ease of hitting? What are the trade offs for larger vs. smaller diameter grips?

In my C-130 bag:

Driver: G10 10.5*
3 Wood: Burner
Irons: G10 steel AWT shafts, silver dot, +1" (3-SW)Wedge: cg12 58*Putters: Squareback 2, California Coronado Low score (18 holes): 90Low score (9 holes): 42


It's all feel.
WITB

Driver - Taylormade r7 Quad 10.5˚ Fujijura E360 Stiff
Woods - Sonartec SS 2.5 13˚ HST Penley Tour Stiff
Hybrid - Sonartec HB-001 19˚ HST Penley Tour StiffIrons - Mizuno MP-67 Forged 4-PW, DGS300Wedges - Callaway Forged 50˚ and 54˚, Walter Hagen 60˚Putter - Nike T130 O/S Mallet Ctr Shaft 33"B...

It's all feel.

Disagree somewhat. A larger grip will slow down hand action and make it somewhat harder to hit a snap hook. Also, if your hands are bigger than normal (like mine) you will definitely tell the difference in a midsize or oversize grip.

Since switching to midsize grips (from normal) I have hit fewer hooks and I feel as if my hands "fit" on the grip better.
In my bag:

Driver: FT-3 10° Diamana Blueboard 63 Stiff
Fairway: 904F 15° Purple Ice 75 Stiff
Fairway: 904F 19° YS-6+ StiffHybrid: Idea A2 20° Aldila NV 85 StiffIrons: Silver Scot Forged MB 4-PW, Rifle 6.0 ShaftsGap Wedge: Silver Scot Forged 52Sand/Lob Wedge: Vokey SM 58.12 Put...

I have trouble with pushing and slicing, and my irons have midsize grips right now. I'm wondering if going to a standard grip will help at all.

In my C-130 bag:

Driver: G10 10.5*
3 Wood: Burner
Irons: G10 steel AWT shafts, silver dot, +1" (3-SW)Wedge: cg12 58*Putters: Squareback 2, California Coronado Low score (18 holes): 90Low score (9 holes): 42


Disagree somewhat. A larger grip will slow down hand action and make it somewhat harder to hit a snap hook. Also, if your hands are bigger than normal (like mine) you will definitely tell the difference in a midsize or oversize grip.

By that I meant hand size. It will somewhat make it harder to snap hook, but that should be fixed fundamentally.

WITB

Driver - Taylormade r7 Quad 10.5˚ Fujijura E360 Stiff
Woods - Sonartec SS 2.5 13˚ HST Penley Tour Stiff
Hybrid - Sonartec HB-001 19˚ HST Penley Tour StiffIrons - Mizuno MP-67 Forged 4-PW, DGS300Wedges - Callaway Forged 50˚ and 54˚, Walter Hagen 60˚Putter - Nike T130 O/S Mallet Ctr Shaft 33"B...

I have large hands (I wear a XXL glove) and went from a standard to a midsize DD2. I didn't notice a lot of difference in my shots, but my hands felt a lot better after each round. I would always get fatigue from having to hold onto the other grips tighter. I almost went with jumbo's but they wouldn't fit in my golf bag well enough. HA.

What's in my Edge stand bag
G10 10.5*
Z-Steel 3 wood 14.5* 403-AD 18* & 21* Hybrids Burner 09 4-pw DGS300 Z TP 52* & RAC TP Black 56* White Steel 2 Ball SRT 35" Tour B330s


i have been wondering this myself. my new irons have a tour velvet style grip but my old set had a wrap style grip. what would i notice if i had my new set regripped with a larger diameter grip?

In my wasabe green ozone bag:

Hibore 9.5° w/ UST V2 Stiff Shaft Driver

G10 15° 1H w/ UST V2 Stiff Shaft G10 18° 2H w/ UST V2 Stiff Shaft T-Zoid Pro 3-PW S300 CG10 52° 2 Dot Black Pearl CG10 56° 2 Dot Black Pearl Newport 2 TerylliumLow Score = 88


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