Grips

[tomvk77]

Hi TST,

I'm searching for new grips, can't just find what I'm searching for.

I currently play the Golfpride Neon grips but I don't like them that much specially in wet or warm conditions.

To bad in the Netherlands we get a few rainy days.

I'm not a fan of the Multicompound grips. 

Any ideas?

[dbuck]

Lamkin Crossline has always been my go-to, and for the money hard to beat.

I actually am becoming a fan of the multi-compound, at least on my driver.

The Golf Pride Tour Velvet came on my last set of irons, and I like that.

[rehmwa]

Sorry - I do like the GolfPride Multicompounds a LOT. 

next year I might try the Pures too - they seem to advertise a unique type of tackiness I'd like to confirm.

I haven't tried raingloves yet, but that's also on the list.

[NEhomer]

I buy the Sharpro Multicompound in .58.

They aren't as durable as the golf pride multicompounds but they're a fraction of the price. I get them in bulk for under 4 bucks apiece and I change them regularly. 

 

Edited February 26, 2018 by NEhomer

[DaveP043]

I really like Iomic grips, made in Japan.  I find that they stay very tacky for a long time, even in the rain.  My second choice are DTX grips from Pure, made in USA.  I'm not sure you can get Iomic grips in The Netherlands, but it appears that Pure is distributed in Europe through a company in Sweden.

[hilmar2k]

I'll add my vote for Pure grips.

[Groucho Valentine]

I use Iomic sticky grips on my driver and three wood. They're not as harsh as a cord and stay pretty tacky in damp and humid conditions. Cant say how they work for irons since i prefer a cord grip for those. 

[kpaulhus]

I have played Pure Grips for the last 4 years. They actually have some good deals in clearance right now:

https://www.puregrips.com/category/clearance

Edited February 26, 2018 by kpaulhus

[lastings]

WINN  DriTac's for me.   love them. 

[Piz]

I stick with inexpensive, black rubber, Lamkin's and Golf Prides, and keep them clean.  That makes more difference, to me, than anything else.  Just scrub them down with warm water every couple of rounds.

[NEhomer]

One key thing is to buy some extras when you replace a full set. Instead of 13, buy 16 so that when it's time to replace the driver or other clubs that get a lot of use, you won't be looking around for grips to match.

[arturo28mx]

100 grit sand paper can restore an old grip in no time and give the grip a second life. Just fold the sand paper in three to give it some rigidity.