Mob 2 Posted May 2, 2019 Share Posted May 2, 2019 I'm a Lamkin fan as well. They have some new rubber compounds and synthetic materials that are really tacky. The Sonar and TS1 grips are great. Quote Link to post
Chanchorp13 22 Posted May 2, 2019 Share Posted May 2, 2019 Welcome mysterygolfguy! I am a new to mgs myself. I play most of my golf in the midwest, where we see all forms of moisture- snow, rain, and sweaty summer days. Last year I made my first grip purchase since getting my clubs years back. I really liked the feeling of Winn's dri-tac grips. It made a huge difference. I almost feel like these grips perform better as they get some moisture on them. https://www.winngrips.com/products/dri-tac/dri-tac-standard/ I just re-gripped again this year with the same. Good luck! Stay dry and go low ponyboy! Quote Link to post
BIG STU 7,095 Posted May 2, 2019 Share Posted May 2, 2019 Personally I use a lot of different type grips on different clubs. Trust me it gets hot and humid here in Coastal SC. I use GP Tour Wraps or Lamkin Crosslines. On some of my wedges I use Tour Velvets. One thing I do in the hot summer is rotate gloves out on every shot. I rotate out between 5 gloves. Hang them on the top support on the cart to dry out I also wear wrist sweat bands like the tennis players use. For summer play I also clean my grips after every round and /or range session. On the Tour Wraps I use just water. On the others I use some diluted cleaner called Totally Awesome. For grip cleaning I use 1 part cleaner to 3 parts water. Do not let my use of multiple grips confuse you I am strictly a feel player and I use different grips on different clubs to enhance the feel for me. Quote Driver Homna G1- X Stock Homna Regular shaft 4 wood Adams Tight Lies 5 wood Adams Tight Lies 24* Hybrid Adams A 10-OS Pro Launch Red R Irons 5 thru PW 1980 Macgregor VIP Hogan Apex #2 shafts SW- Wilson Staff JP II 56* shaft unknown Putter 1997 Santa Fe rusty as heck Link to post
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