Suggest Good Golf Grips for Sweaty Hands

[mysportstuff]

Hi,
I want to buy a golf grip. My hands are very sweaty when the temperature goes to 80 degrees. I try 3-4 gloves, but it is not good enough. So, now I want to buy a golf grips for my slippery hands. I have two options; one is Winn Dritac, and another is Karma Velour Golf Grip. Please suggest me the best of them.

[boogielicious]

6 hours ago, mysportstuff said:

Hi,
I want to buy a golf grip. My hands are very sweaty when the temperature goes to 80 degrees. I try 3-4 gloves, but it is not good enough. So, now I want to buy a golf grips for my slippery hands.

Welcome to The Sand Trap. I have sweaty hands too and find that only cord grips work for me. Even with that, when it is really humid, I wear rain gloves. I don't usually wear gloves, but the rain glove provide the grips I need when I can't dry my hands or the grips.

[MarvChamp]

4 hours ago, mysportstuff said:

So, now I want to buy a golf grips for my slippery hands.

Check out Tacki-Mac grips online. Best, -Marv

[dbuck]

I like Lamkin Crosslines , Golf Pride Tour Velvet, and Golf Pride Multi-compound.

[allenc]

If your hands get sweaty, you’ll need a glove.  No grip that I’ve found is good enough for a sweaty hand.  It looks like the Karma Velour is a typical Tour Velvet so is will be firmer than the DriTac.  The DriTac, which I’ve used, will be slightly better when moist but again, I don’t think it will be counteract sweaty hands well enough to be used without a glove.

[Mr. Desmond]

I've used Dri-Tac's - problem is they get wet, and when soaked, they get slippery. But if you don't do a lot of range time, they will work.

I use a cord grip that has reduced taper - Golf Pride MCC +4 but only half of it is cord. Wish it were full cord.

Lamkin UTX gets a lot of good review but it's firm

[billchao]

I'm a full cord guy, but I play Pure DTX because they're easier to install.

My hands don't get sweaty, though, and I don't wear gloves.

[Vinsk]

Hands down, Golf Pride Z Cord. I live in Florida and am very familiar with sweaty hands. Winn Dry Tac was so-so. 

[LeftyWhiff]

I also have sweaty hands and I quit wearing gloves because the sweat would pool in the fingertips and feel awful. I actually have had trouble holding clubs because my hands would be too wet. I went to Winn DryTac and have been satisfied with them. I get Jumbo grips and don't need a glove. Grip hasn't been an issue since I changed. When they get saturated, they'll get slippery, but I use the bag cover and an umbrella attached to cart and don't usually have a problem. They do wear quick. I replace once a season, and some get quite worn by the end of the season.

[RayG]

Rain gloves... I recently jumped onto them with all the the practicing in the hot, humid weather around here lately. I had been using 3-4 different pairs and switching them out every so often. Problem was, they never really dried out between shifts. I broke down and bought some Foot Joy Rain gloves since I've heard various good things on different forums. Wow, what a difference. No more worrying if the grip would slip and probably holding on too tight causing all kinds of problems. Even thought I played through the rain in the past, I just would switch out the several pairs of gloves keeping them dry as possible. No more of that. I was able to get through the whole range session (2 hours) without changing gloves. I would just take them off when I rested every so often, shake them a bit in the breeze (not that I really needed to) and put them back on and go. No issues at all with grip, so that was one less thing to worry about while swinging. 

[mysportstuff]

Thanks for reply.