Buyers guide on grips?

[Tsecor 447]

43 minutes ago, cnosil said:

We could also get into things like Playing with or without a glove and humidity/rain

I mentioned sweat and rain....that would be easy though...spray bottle like yuou do with testing balls on the wedges. 

 

I say you go for it.....come on...1 fan is asking for it...isnt that enough??  lol

[Cory O 273]

Now I'm seeing a TXG YouTube video on the impact of playing with worn out grips in my head. Hearing Ian's voice: "We know, Matty, that your average gooolfer might not change their grips as often as they shoooold."

[ZMendle10 37]

If you like the idea of experimenting with grips I use PURE DTX and wasn't sure on the size of them so I bought one each of a standard size and midsize. The Pure grips go on nice and easy with an Air compressor and they come off just as easily as well so what I did was put the midsize on my 7 iron and the standard one on my 8 iron and took them both to the range to see which I prefered. From there I" ended up going with the midsize and they have plenty without a glove and with a fresh glove its like you put superglue on your hands.

[Tsecor 447]

I recently experimented with the MMC +4 tour velvet.......makes the club feel lighter, thus generating more clubhead speed...in my head anyway.....

ill be installing those next go around. 

[WildcatGolf 17]

Definitely needs to be a buyer's guide on grips because it can make or break a set of clubs. TXG's video talking about different grip sizes is a must watch on this topic. FWIW, I play Midsize MCC+4's for comfort level and it keeps my hands from getting "flippy."