Grips that won't slip out of your hand for a decent cost?

[CG031]

I really like the Golf Pride Multi compound red and black grips, they seem really good, but they are just wayy to expensive...for like 10 or so grips it's going to cost me about 70 dollars? that's absurd....right now my irons are about a year old but really need to be regripped. They were previously my dad's irons and he used them a TON over the past year. The irons keep slipping out of my hand and I keep hooking them like crazy because I can feel them turn in my hand.

Are there any other grips out there besides Golf Pride. Maybe Winn? Do they make any type of "harder" grip? I don't want something soft because I got the Golf Pride DD2's on my old irons and they weren't too good for the hot weather either.

[SuaSponteMn]

I think in most cases, Winn would probably be more expensive actually. In my mind, I've always been a firm believer in you get what you pay for, I paid for the multi-compounds, put them on everything other than my putter, and I love them.

That being said, there are plenty of grips that aren't quite as much that are still great in their own right. The Lamkin Crossline and Golfpride Tour Velvet are both excellent, time tested grips, that are available corded.

[DDBowdoin]

check out golfsmith... I saw a package on there for 13 multicompound grips and the do it yourself kit for like 90 bucks, thats really not that bad

[CG031]

check out golfsmith... I saw a package on there for 13 multicompound grips and the do it yourself kit for like 90 bucks, thats really not that bad

It's too much. For a firm winn grip of 11 of them it will run me about 50 bucks...I don't need any equipment besides the grips.

[DDBowdoin]

if you want the best equipment you have to pay for it... its as simple as that, you could try to find some deals on ebay

they are usually a little lower on ebay

[supercow]

They've got some pretty good deals at Golfsmith at the moment....

http://www.golfsmith.com/cm/browse.php?N=600671

Golf Pride Tour Wrap .580 Round Grip Kit $34
Golf Pride Tour Velvet .600 Round Grip Kit $39
Nike Grip Kit $48
Lamkin Perma Wrap Grip Kit $36
Lamkin Crossline .600 Grip Kit $36
Winn Slipon Grip Kit $58
Medallist Medallist Velvet Grip Kit $17 (quality is compromised slightly)

[alf174]

I bought a 4-iron recently with a GripOne on it and really sticks to my hand, wet or dry. It really allowed me to relax my grip. Very reasonably priced. What I don't know is how long they last. I'm considering replacing all my grips with it.

[Leek]

Golf Pride Tour Velvet. Good grip about $5 eac

[CG031]

Golf Pride Tour Velvet. Good grip about $5 eac

Yeah, some places even cheaper then that. I think I'm going with that or the Taylor Made standard RAC grips (which are already on the clubs.)

thx for the help!!

[bwinger79]

Yeah, some places even cheaper then that. I think I'm going with that or the Taylor Made standard RAC grips (which are already on the clubs.)

Stay away from the TaylorMade TGT grips at all cost. They are the worst grips on the market by far. First thing I do every time I buy a TM club is re-grip it. GolfPride Tour Velvet are great grips and cheap, but nothing replaces the Multi-Compound.

[fusioncal]

You might want to check here for cheap Multi Compound grips. The 13-piece of them without kit (grips only) go for around $55 excluding shipping.

I'd like to make a recommendation for you to try on Iomic grips. They last longer than regular grips and they're not made of rubber. Usable on wet and dry condition. Although they're more expensive, like stated above they last longer so you don't need to re-grip too often which in the end will cost you more. I urge you to try at least one Iomic on your driver or whatever club you want and see how it works for you.

[MGP]

I'd like to make a recommendation for you to try on Iomic grips. They last longer than regular grips and they're not made of rubber. Usable on wet and dry condition.

Ouch. For $16 ea. they better last about 10 years or more to be cost competitive with with the Tour Velvets I use (about $2.50 ea.). I'm pretty easy on grips, keep them clean and conditioned and I will normally get about 2 seasons out of a set of grips.

They look like interesting grips but spending over $150 to grip a set of clubs seems kind of excessive.

[fusioncal]

Ouch. For $16 ea. they better last about 10 years or more to be cost competitive with with the Tour Velvets I use (about $2.50 ea.). I'm pretty easy on grips, keep them clean and conditioned and I will normally get about 2 seasons out of a set of grips.

Yeah, I know. That's why I said try one Iomic and see how it feels. My friend has one on his driver and feels like it sticks to your hand throughout the swing. I, myself have Multi Compound on my clubs. I wanted Iomic grips but the price discouraged me.

I just thought one grip ($16) on a driver wouldn't hurt the budget that much, now would it?

[golfchief]

Just buy the best one you like and can afford. everyone wants the top of the line for the price of the cheap ones.

[klpra]

Golf Pride Tour Velvet. Good grip about $5 eac

You can get a better price than that at Dick's. Bought mine for 2.49 apiece

[CG031]

I was surprised and once my Dad saw the grip condition of my irons, he said it was fine that I could get the GP Multi Compound - so that's what I did. Just installed them today, they look pretty good. They say they dry in an hour but I felt them after about 3 hours and they are still moving just a little. Hopefully they'll be fine for tomorrow.