I like these grips a lot. I've always been a fan of wrap-style grips and have used them all over the years... The golf pride, the winns, etc. These feel a bit different from the others. They're made in two separate layers, which gives them a softer feel, and a bit more give between the wrap type layer and the inner layer. They're very grippy and sticky when they're fresh. I've played 2 rounds so far, and I like them. They seem to perform fairly well even when my hands are sweaty. I also like the price... They're less expensive than other premium grips. The one complaint I have so far is installation. Because the inner layer is fairly rigid it can be difficult to put these on with solvent alone. I ended up switching to using a compressor to put these on, with a little bit of solvent in the grip to soften it up. The first couple of attempts I had with just solvent, which is how I've always done grips, got stuck about halfway down... So beware... Probably just use air to do it. Read more
Great grips these are so much better than the usual grips people get Read more
I love these grips - I recently started regripping my own clubs, so this was a great deal for soft, clean looking grips. Soft also means they wear faster than the standard grip - I played maybe 6-7 rounds with them and the driver grip is starting to wear in spots that experience the most pressure/friction. But they’re relatively cheap so I don’t mind replacing them! Read more
I normally use Golf Pride grips but I may bought this grip because it doesn’t have a big logo. If your driver has adjustable loft the grip logo moves every time you adjust the loft and that bugs me. It isn’t an issue with this grip. It does provide a good cushion and I’m sure it’ll serve the purpose. Now the negatives: it is only available in one color and it’s not a color I would have chosen. Basic black would have been better IMO. Also, as others have mentioned, it’s a very tight fit. I’ve regripped many clubs and this one is tight! Ample solvent and a regripping tool make it do-able but I can understand why others have had problems. Finally, it is oddly shaped. It has much less taper than either Golf Pride or Lamkin oversized grips, being smaller in diameter at the butt than its competition and larger in diameter at the shaft. It’s still a decent grip and worthy of 4 stars. I might have given it 5 if it had More color options. Read more
The inner rubber liner was bunching up and making it extremely difficult to install. I was using thin tape, lots of solvent and a vice on the shaft and was still havent a hard time getting them on. One had a lump in it and the exterior cushioned wrap tore on the 2nd one. They look great and feel good in the hand but they do not install as easily as comparable Golf Prides. Read more
I was hesitant on purchasing these grips because of the images of the grip blown out from install. I can say that these grips went on super easy without any issue. I would say that those people that had the issue either got a defective grip or they didn't know what they were doing...most likely the latter. The rubber in this grip is going to be thinner than other grips due to the wrap. So, just be careful and use plenty of solvent, no different than any other grip. I cannot speak to its longevity unfortunately. Read more
Top tier grips.... debur your shafts. Thats why people are having trouble and tearing them. They are a little on the tight side but went on for me without any trouble and are the most comfortable grip I've ever felt. I ordered the oversized and wow. What a difference in the feel and control. Major upgrade from tour velvet's. Read more
The grip looks and feels great; it is super tacky. I do like that. The durability of it though is not the best. Put this on halfway through the season (I probably play once per week) and it is already starting to fall apart. Good grip but if you are looking for something that lasts, I would go with something else. Read more
