Baby T replacement grip

If you look around you should be able to find them for less, give me a few minutes and ill do some digging

I am sure Nick could back me up on this, but if you want the Best grip you have ever owned that will last you over a year, look into the Scotty Cameron Pittards leather grip. You would probably be able to pick one up from ebay or TCC for about $60 and leather is super durable so it will last you a lot more time then the rubber grips. The grip is made out of the same leather that super highend golf gloves are made out of.

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I am sure Nick could back me up on this, but if you want the Best grip you have ever owned that will last you over a year, look into the Scotty Cameron Pittards leather grip. You would probably be able to pick one up from ebay or TCC for about $60 and leather is super durable so it will last you a lot more time then the rubber grips. The grip is made out of the same leather that super highend golf gloves are made out of.
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Thanks for the info! I want a grip that has the same dimensions/contour as a Baby T. That is the one and only putter grip that fits my hands perfectly. I was just thinking with all the grip offerings that are out there someone would have a Baby T look-a-like. If I can't find one I suppose I will continue to buy the Baby ts.

I've read somewhere that the Golf Pride Tour Velvet Pro Series is the same grip as the "baby t"
[url="http://www.golfpride.com/Grips/Default.aspx?cat=putter&grip=velvetproputter"]tour velvet pro series[/url]

I have bought a few Baby T's before from Golfsmith for about $15 + tax. Worth checking

golf pride tour velvet pro is the same. i just put one on my fastback and when i was at GG i compared it to the baby t which is what i was going to get. they are both made by golf pride and have the exact same profile. the golf pride version was $1.89.

I just called Titleist to check on the price of grips. If you look around at all you should be able to getthem for less than $25. Any Titleist account can order them for you

http://www.golfwrx.com/forums/topic/305964-grip-comparable-to-the-cameron-baby-t

pino is the man!

The link to Lamkin Putter grips in the topic I linked to above seems to be broken. Here's the correct link to the current putter grip lineup: http://www.lamkingrips.com/Putters.php

And the direct link to the Crossline Paddle Standard: http://www.lamkingrips.com/Crossline_Paddle_Standard.php

And it appears Hireko still has the the Royal Crossline Pistol and it's even cheaper now: http://www.hirekogolf.com/hireko/orderportal/catalog_presentation/by_group/0/1256/0/0/0/0/0

Do you really need to change out a putter grip 4 times per year?