What are your go to grips, do you fit them logo up or down?

[bennettl61086]

I've recently fitted some GP Multi Compound grips to my MB 714 irons, I gripped them logo down and it got me thinking what other people use in this department.

[DaveP043]

I've been using the Iomic X-grip for a while, but may try the Pure DTX if the one on my driver works well in the wet weather I'm bound to see in Ireland.  I generally mount them with the logo up, although with adjustable hosels that can change with the adjustments.  Right now the logo on my driver points to the right, away from the target.

[saevel25]

DTX Pure Grips. I typically like the logo down. 

[Mop Bucket]

I know some people who hate them, but I live by WINN Dry-Tacs. Logo always up and centered.

They wear our a little quicker than some of the other grips I've played in the past, but I usually end up saving a lot of my gloves from being shredded by cords and they are by far the best bad-weather grips I've ever played with. Great for if you play in the rain a lot. 

[dchoye]

I don't think about it. Just like the tech put it on logo up or down 

Always wondered why it matters to some people 

[chilepepper]

Lamkins.........they are pretty plain so I put them on any old way, logo top , bottom or side. Other styles I would be particular on how they were placed

[Bharding08]

Golf Pride cp2 pro midsized grips and logos face up.

[deadon500]

G_P  CP2 pro too -- best grip I have had

[Ernest Jones]

Lamkin Crosslines. No preference for logo placement. 

[Valleygolfer]

I won a set of Dri-Tacs and really love the way they feel. I installed them label up. I have a Pure grip on my driver with label down. The Pure grip was too rough to have facing up and bothered my hand. Although I that was before I changed my grip so I don't know that it matters anymore.

[Mr. Desmond]

On April 14, 2016 at 9:13 PM, Mop Bucket said:

I know some people who hate them, but I live by WINN Dry-Tacs. Logo always up and centered.

They wear our a little quicker than some of the other grips I've played in the past, but I usually end up saving a lot of my gloves from being shredded by cords and they are by far the best bad-weather grips I've ever played with. Great for if you play in the rain a lot. 

I am also enjoying the Winn Dri-Tacs. I like a softer feeling grip. In hot weather, need not worry about slippage, easy to clean - a wipe down with a moist towel (don't soak them, just a moist towel and dry or you ruin the grip). I don't place a lot of torque on a grip and if one needs shock absorption, comfort, and tack, it doesn't get much better.  No issues with durability yet, which was a common knock on Winns. I purchased the 20th anniversary grips and it gives the club a faux leather look.

My all-time favorite grips are leather grips - tacky and comfy in all weather and will last 3-4 years. It makes up for the high cost. I used GripMaster but bestgrips is another popular brand.

Edited April 17, 2016 by Mr. Desmond

[newtogolf]

I've been using Pure DTX grips and like them a lot but recently bought a used set of clubs that had the Golf Pride Z grip on them and for some reason I really like them.  I don't know how they will be in hot or wet weather but yesterday on the range I felt like I had more control over the club.  

[colin007]

PURE DTX Midsized, logo down. I don't think I'll ever go to a different brand. These things just don't wear out.

[billchao]

I use PURE Pros with the logo down, but my last set were PURE DTX that I installed with the logo up because it seemed like the grippy texture was directional.

[ppine]

I really don't like logos. I turn the tires on my truck around to the inside.so the white lettering doesn't show. I don't wear golf logo hats. 

A professional golfer could probably beat all the local club guys with a set of $20 clubs from Goodwill.

[Dave2512]

GP NDMC logo up. When I regrip I use lots of solvent and move alignment lines to fit how my eye sets the face for my stock shot. With normal grip it helps me setup if I get out of whack.