One of the most underrated aspects of golf club fitting is the golf grip. Golf grips have changed plenty over the years, just as golf clubs have. However, installing the correct grips for your swing and your preferences on your clubs is just as important as a golf club fitting.
In this video, 2nd Swings Michael Geiger and Larry Bobka discuss three specific types of golf grip textures that golfers can consider.
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Something I had totally overlooked in recent years. At a local fitting recently the fitter in one of the final checks just checked grip and was like 'Oh, you could do with an extra layer' Never considered it, previous fittings never mentioned it. Changed out all my irons and stuff with new grips (Golf Price MCC non align) and added an extra layer. Such a tiny change but just 'feels' nicer. The 'try one' is a good shout too. I normally put a new grip on my 7iron when I'm trying out a new grip to see if I like it, before committing it to the entire set
Lampkin Crossline Midsize all day, all clubs, for me.
Been in MCC +4 for at least the past 7-8 years, whenever they came out. Was in MCC with extra wraps under the right hand before that lol.
Started playing the pure dtx and the texture was awesome. Now they make one to mimic the plus4 and it’s awesome. Deff good to try new grips and textures cuz you never know what’s gonna speak to you