Following a trip to the Golf Pride Global Innovation Centre TG Test Pro Neil Wain and Equipment Ed Simon Daddow discuss what you need to consider before selecting the best grip for your game.
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12 Comments
good review and interesting point that it’s equipment too
Awesome review on these gentlemen. My Ping hybrids came with the Tour Velvet I believe and I do enjoy them. Thanks for exploring the options with us. As always an excellent job by the two of you. Thank You. Joe
What grip is best for small hands guys?
tour wrap + AZ = perfect grip BUT gotta switch to midsize GPX due to arthritis
Simon, did GP cover their putter grips at all and if so will you be doing anything on these on the channel ?
That cpx make me love Golf pride!
If I play normal grips and add 2 layers of tape on my left hand and 3 layers of tape on my right hand being a right-handed golfer, would I just go Plus 4?
Shout out to all the Lamkin users!
Great review for an important piece of "equipment" that I never before considered until recently when I realized my grips are too thin for my hand size.
Want the midsize white tour wrap, been playing this for 30 years, but midsize white is 65 grams, will counter balance the club and keep the swing weights light, perfect.
Regarding adjustable loft clubs (most commonly Drivers, but being seen more and more in other Woods and Hybrids) an adjustment of the club away from the setting that was being used when the grip was installed can "throw-off" the grip's Align feature. This is similar to what the video mentions about bunker and flop shots that are purposefully made with a more open face angle. An option I'm considering is to install grips with the Align feature on non-adjustable Woods, Hybrids and Irons and install the same product line and colour of grips, but without the align feature, on adjustable clubs and on any very lofted Wedges. Golf Pride offers both options for several of its high-end product lines, such as the MCC and Z-Grip. I'll also mention that even hand placement guidelines and logos typically found on golf club grips can be "thrown-off" by adjustment of an adjustable club, but this is less significant than movement of the Align feature would be.
My CP2 grips suck when sweaty or on foggy misty days.