Looking for soft grip recommendations

[GCSAA Supt]

I used to use full cord grips with no golf glove, but in recent years, dry, cracked skin, and eczema have forced me into soft grips such as the Winn Dri-tac.  I like these grips but I find I'm only getting 1/3 to 1/2 season out of them (I usually play about 80 round a year).  Less with the Driver and most often used irons.

 

Am I expecting too much out of a set of grips?  What are other people using that need a softer grip.  I have looked at the Golf Pride CP2 but the price is a bit high.

 

Jim, the retired GC Super.

[null]

Dri tacs are definitely going to be the best for what you're looking for, but I don't know if anything in that soft category is going to be as durable as firmer grips

[poprocksncoke]

I have the dri-tacs as well, while they dont last as long they have a great feel. Perfect for those of us that dont use a glove

 

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[BigtazzGolf]

Playing that much, how often do you regrip?

DriTac or CP2's like jlukes suggested.

Larkin has sale on the Z5 grip going on now. Might be worth a look for ya. I haven't tried it yet though.

Good luck.

 

Tazz

 

 

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[null]

I believe superstroke has a dri tac like grip coming out early next year too

[Kor.A.Door]

Winn grips are the only ones I️ can think of that off really soft grip, unfortunate their grips suck if you want to use them for more than 3 rounds of golf. At the price they charge it's absolutely ridiculous. Worst grips the market for cost vs. longevity. As far as I'm concerned they suck. Anyway, One of the Pure grips models is very spongy at least that's what it felt like to me. I️ think it's the pure pro model. It was too soft for me.

[Kor.A.Door]

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[Golfspy_CG2]

I was going to post Dri-Tac's without even thinking about it, and I see it was the first suggestion out of the box by Jlukes, and for good reason.  That would be my choice. 

[Kor.A.Door]

I had to do the next update that fixes the keyboard issues. I I I I, and it seemed to have fixed the problem

[Canucklehead]

CP2 are good. Only use them on my woods, so they don't take much abuse. As Kor.A.Door mentioned, Pure has a grip that's quite soft and I found it a little too tacky for my liking

 

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[GCSAA Supt]

Thanks for the input folks.  I just grabbed a golf pride CP2 to try on my driver.  I'll see how it goes and let everyone know.

 

I did try a couple of Lamkin grips and wasn't real crazy about them.  I'll also order a couple of the Pure brand to try.

 

Thanks!

 

Jim

[tommc23]

I like my pure grips I did try one that was too soft for me but you may like it.

 

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[Berg Ryman]

I'm falling for Avon's Chamois. Cheap and softish

[Rusty1885]

I just love the dri-tac signature feel. High performance Soft feel and durability are mutually exclusive on Golf grips. I made a mistake of using the lampkin grip wipe on a new dri-tac and it stripped the protective coating messed it up royally.

 

You can have the cake and eat it too with hard(er) grips. I can play with all kinds of grips except for tour wrap, but 2 of my wedges always get the dri-tac, I have to replace them pretty much every 3 months.

[Mr_Theoo]

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[PMookie]

I believe superstroke has a dri tac like grip coming out early next year too

It's out now. I tested it at a Golf Galaxy. It's very similar.

 

 

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[PMookie]

Thanks for the input folks. I just grabbed a golf pride CP2 to try on my driver. I'll see how it goes and let everyone know.

 

I did try a couple of Lamkin grips and wasn't real crazy about them. I'll also order a couple of the Pure brand to try.

 

Thanks!

 

Jim

I have tried them all and Lamkin iLine are the best!!!!

 

 

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[AH1980MN]

Could you use a thicker glove? Maybe find a balance?

[bugleboy60]

Star grips might be worth a try. Great value and should last a couple of seasons.

 

 

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[EthanSterlingPrice]

If you'll go compound grips the new MCC grips by golfpride are really nice, that's what I use

 

 

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