What do you need to know about Golf Grips?
Here are 6 important things you need to know about golf grips: Golf grips come in 6 different "sizes" which refer to outer diameter: Standard, Midsize, Oversize/Jumbo, Undersize, and Junior. Every manufacture has a slightly different definition of diameter sizing, but in general Standard grips are around 1" in diameter.
What are Golf Pride tour Velvet grips?
The Velvet style grip was made popular by Golf Pride's flagship Tour Velvet line, which feature small repeating patterns of crosses using a rubber material. Velvet grips provides a light texture and traction for control without sacrificing feel.
What sizes are available for the Pride grips?
Golf Pride grips are available in a range of sizes from Junior to Jumbo. Getting fit for the proper size grip is one of the most important aspects to grip fitting and plays an important role in how you swing the club. Available sizes in each grip and color can be found on the product page.
What are hybrid Golf Grips?
The Hybrid style is a newer more modern style grip that utilizes both cord and rubber. The Golf Pride MCC Plus4 is one of the most notable Hybrid grips, which use a softer rubber for the lower hand and cord (for traction/control) in the upper hand. Most golf grips will fall into one of three "feel" categories: Soft, Medium, and Firm.
What does MCC stand for in Golf Pride grips?
New Decade® MultiCompound98% The MCC™ (New Decade® MultiCompound) is an innovative hybrid grip that fuses the positive performance of rubber and cord.
What is the difference between .58 and .60 golf grips?
A "58 (or 580) round" or "60 (or 600) round" grip size refers to the inside diameter of the grip uninstalled. Both 58 and 60 (referring to 0.580" and 0.600") core sizes are considered standard sizes and most people consider the difference to be rather insignificant.
What are the 3 different types of golf grips?
There are three basic types of golf grips: the overlapping, interlocking and 10-finger grips.
What are the differences in golf grips?
Round vs Ribbed All grips for woods and irons will either be round or ribbed. A round grip is symmetrical in design, whilst a ribbed grip features a small ridge that runs the length of the grip. It is used as a guide or reminder to players or where their hands and fingers should be on the grip.
Who should use midsize grips?
As a general rule, if you wear a golf glove size of Large / Cadet Large or bigger, a Midsize or Jumbo grip is the proper fit for you. If you're not sure whether you would benefit from a larger grip, take one of your current golf grips in your top (lead) hand.
How do I know what size golf grip I need?
Crease to Fingertip: < 5″ Recommended Grip Size: Junior.Crease to Fingertip: 5″ to 6.5″ Recommended Grip Size: Undersize.Crease to Fingertip: 6.6″ to 7.5″ Recommended Grip Size: Standard.Crease to Fingertip: 7.6″ to 9″ Recommended Grip Size: Midsize.Crease to Fingertip: 9.1″ to 10″ Recommended Grip Size: Jumbo.
What grip did Tiger Woods use?
interlocking gripMany leading professional golfers, such as Tiger Woods use the interlocking grip. Place your hands on the golf club and intertwine your pinky finger on the trailing hand with the index finger on the lead hand. This is a good grip for people with smaller hands.
What hand grip does Tiger Woods use?
interlocking gripTiger Woods doesn't necessarily have small hands, but he also uses the interlocking grip. Nicklaus was Woods' idol when he was a kid, so that's why he started using the interlocking grip.
What grip does Rory McIlroy use?
McIlroy's grips are Golf Pride's Tour Velvet with two wraps of tape under the left hand and three wraps under where McIlroy places his right hand.
How do I choose golf grips?
How to Select Golf GripsWeigh your options before choosing your grip size. ... Consider using a different size grip to affect ball flight. ... Obtain a longer-lasting grip with the corded (hairy-looking) grip, which is a firmer, tougher type. ... Use a two-piece grip for a softer, tacky feel.More items...
Do you use same grip for driver and irons?
Overall, the basic golf grip choices are all going to be the same. However, there are modifications to the standard golf grips that can help to manipulate the ball flight, hit straighter shots, and get more distance. The driver swing is a bit different from an iron swing.
Is interlock or overlap grip better?
Although it is recommended that people with larger hands use the overlap and those with smaller hands use the interlock, there is no way to say that one is better than the other.
What is a traditional putter grip?
Traditional (right hand low for right-handed golfers): Standard or Midsize, Pistol-style putter grip. Left-hand low or cross-hand: Midsize or Oversize, Pistol or Straight taper. Pencil or Claw-style: Any size and shape. Back to Blog.
Why use a smaller putter grip?
Players who prefer to involve the hands and wrists – “feel” players – should play a smaller putter grip to help activate those smaller joints & muscles in the stroke. Standard size putter grips allow for the most feel and feedback off the putter face at impact, even at the slower speed of a putting motion.
What is a mid size putter grip?
Midsize putter grips offer a slightly smaller size that can be a perfect ‘in-between’ grip for players who don’t want a small, standard-size putter grip but also would prefer not to have a jumbo grip. A midsize putter grip will quiet the hands and arms but still allow for plenty of feel.
What are golf grips?
Golf grips come in either round, ribbed, or alignment shapes. Round is the most popular shape for most grips, meaning you can orient the grip whichever way you prefer (some players like to have the logo of the grip facing up or down, or may choose a 360/no-logo grip ). Ribbed grips have a small protruding ridge, designed to be oriented along the spine of the shaft. This rib, also called a "reminder", helps players feel where the bottom of the grip is, so they know how to properly place their hands. Recently, a more modern and prominent rib design has been introduced by some manufacturers, calling it an " Alignment " or " Calibrate " rib. These alignment grips feature an unmistakable ridge that runs along the full length of the grip.
Why is it important to hold an installed grip before changing the size of your golf clubs?
Because hands (and fingers) come in different shapes and sizes , it's important to try holding an installed grip before committing to changing the size of your golf grips for your entire set of clubs.
What are the different types of golf grips?
Golf Grips come in many different styles but pretty much fall into one of these categories: Velvet, Composite, Wrap, Cord, and Hybrid (Cord + Rubber). The Velvet style grip was made popular by Golf Pride's flagship Tour Velvet line, which feature small repeating patterns of crosses using a rubber material. Velvet grips provides a light texture and traction for control without sacrificing feel. The Composite grip was made popular more recently with styles like the Winn Dri-tac and Golf Pride CP2, which feature a tacky and smooth surface that also provide visually enhancing patters and non-slip gripping. The Wrap style grip is actually a simulated 1-piece style but using a wrap design. The Winn Excel is a popular wrap style grip, as well as the Golf Pride Tour Wrap and Jumbomax Wrap grips. Cord grips have cord fabric interweaved through the surface of the grip. This provides traction and added firmness (feedback). The Hybrid style is a newer more modern style grip that utilizes both cord and rubber. The Golf Pride MCC Plus4 is one of the most notable Hybrid grips, which use a softer rubber for the lower hand and cord (for traction/control) in the upper hand.
What is the diameter of a golf grip?
The majority of golf grips have an inside diameter of 0.600" or 0.580". This is because most golf shafts have an outer diameter of this measurement as well.
What is rib grip?
Ribbed grips have a small protruding ridge, designed to be oriented along the spine of the shaft . This rib, also called a "reminder", helps players feel where the bottom of the grip is, so they know how to properly place their hands. Recently, a more modern and prominent rib design has been introduced by some manufacturers, ...
How big is a standard grip?
Every manufacture has a slightly different definition of diameter sizing, but in general Standard grips are around 1" in diameter . Midsize and Oversize/Jumbo grips can vary quite a bit, but in general will range around +1/8" to +3/8" larger in diameter.
Which grip is better for a player with arthritis?
Firm grips tend to provide more feedback to the hands at impact. Soft grips will absorb some of the impact and provide a more comfortable feel. Players that have arthritis or experience hand pain will play better with softer (and/or larger grips).
Where is the golf pride logo on the golf grip?
When you look down at the grip, you’ll see the Golf Pride logo at the bottom of the grip and the “align” at the top. They each align with a square clubface, and you’ll want to make sure your open hand slides directly underneath them, so you’re gripping the club in the fingers and not the palm.
What thumb is the logo on a golf grip?
left thumb to the right of the logo, right thumb to the left. Hey, presto! You’ve got yourself a neutral golf grip. That’s why the logos on golf grips can come in so handy. And just to be clear: A neutral grip isn’t the same thing as a perfect grip. Pros have all different kinds of grips based on their body type and preference.
What is the MCC alignment grip?
The Golf Pride MCC Align grip features ALIGN Technology that provides a raised red ridge when installed on a shaft to allow for consistent hand placement and heightened clubface awareness throughout the swing for a square clubface at address and impact. The pebbled texture and plus sign patterns create increased coverage to maximize control of the club while the exclusive brushed cotton cord in the upper hand wick away moisture for all-weather control.
What is a neutral grip?
But, generally speaking, a neutral grip is the kind most coaches teach to new golfers. Use the logos on your grip to get a neutral starting point, and adjust from there. Instruction.
How to nail down a neutral hold on a golf club?
When it comes to golf grip basics, an easy way to nail-down a neutral hold on the club is to use the logos to your advantage. If you play golf, you have golf grips. And those grips have a logo on them.
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Hey guys, wondering what you guys do with your golf pride clubgrips. I have most of my "Golf Pride" writing facing up towards me, so I see them and use them as a reference for my hands. However, just today I realized my golf pride grip on my driver was a little offset, causing me to incorrectly set up my driver at times.
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I've always gone logo down, just a lot cleaner look. Plus when you choke down you don't haven lettering in your hands.
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Logo up. And after I put the grip on I never look at it again. I look at the clubhead.
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I played them logo down for years and this season I decided to try them logo up and I think I like them better this way. I think they feel better in the logo up position.
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Logo up on all my grips since I was a kid. Never tried anything different.
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