Clubs slipping in hand

[wscooby]

During high humidity the club will slip in my right hand on the downswing. Please give me some remedies.

 

[russtopherb]

What grips are you using?

[cnosil]

don't know how old your grips are; they may need to be replaced or you can use a rain glove.

[Middler]

Like others have asked, how old are your grips? Do you clean them once in a while, just soap and water and dry? I had to resort to rain gloves one round a couple weeks ago, but I usually just rotate between two gloves, alternating after every hole - that keeps them reasonably dry. Doesn't cost any more, as two gloves will last twice as long as one.

[Hambone]

Cord grips always help more in wet or humid weather. I use GP Z-grips and love them. Also, like someone suggested rain gloves work great too. The more wet they get, the more they grip.

[ChitownM2]

Sounds like you need some new grips as the club shouldn't be slipping even if you're playing in the rain.  If it really is that bad, cord grips may help, but I've also found this stuff works pretty well on your hands.  It doesn't completely eliminate the need to change gloves on a really hot day but is a huge improvement to using nothing.

https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B085KKF2KY/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

[Josh Ross]

I'm glad I'm not the only one. I use full cord grips, dry my hands constantly, keep fresh, clean grips on at all times, and I still struggle on really humid days with the club moving a bit in my right hand. I've had to get a rain glove for the right hand to use on those days. In the past I've used this stuff called Dry Hands but it didn't help a ton.

[den748]

I started bringing a baseball rosin bag with me for days like that.  Also have done the rotating gloves.  All work to varying levels. 

[Larryd3]

try a product called Dry Hands, works really well in the humidity here.  I also use a glove and between the 2, no issues

 

[garyt1957]

Rain gloves are likely the answer

[tony@CIC]

19 hours ago, cnosil said:

don't know how old your grips are; they may need to be replaced

Great starting point. My hands sweat a lot and I occasionally play in the rain. Making sure my grips are replaced on a regular basis has helped tremendously. Note in both of those conditions - I don't use a glove and never lost my grip (GP MCC+4's) 

[MWL_9]

I run into this issue as well this time of year.  I have a Gatorade towel I use just for my face, forearms, and hands (wash after every round).  I also rotate between two gloves throughout the round.  Velcro them to my bag or cart to help them air dry.