MCC Plus 4 vs. Tour Velvet Midsize

[kcd38]

Wasn't sure where to post this but wanted some feedback. I definitely need grips larger than standard but wanted to see if you think the MCC plus 4 would help and how it compares to the tour velvet midsize grip.

[CAT GOLFER]

went the mcc+4 route and didn't care for it. The grips are too soft. Also the bottom hand felt too big. My next regrip will be Tour velvet midsize with an extra layer or two on the bottom hand. try it on one club before committing. heard they are love'm or hate'm, I didn't care for them.

[Pi5seeker]

I tried midsize CP2 Pro and felt like I couldn't release the club. Maybe midsize would be better in a firmer grip? I use Lamkin Z5 tour taper now and have tried the MCC+4. I think it's a good compromise...

[jimb6golf]

Been playing midsized grips for years, typically the NDMC, but put the Plus 4 grips on my wedges and found them to be very comfortable and easier to grip for me. The NDMC has a very harsh feeling and the cord will eat through your glove, but the Plus 4 has a slightly softer feeling, while still being firm, and the cord seems more comfortable while gripping the club. I like the Plus 4 so far - I originally used them on my wedges to help with dead wrist chips but I've found recently that they work great for standard shots as well. I really liked the NDMC, tried the Lamkin Z5 grips but the cord wasn't harsh enough while the Plus 4 grips are just right (so far).

[Krt22]

Love the MCC+4. It's great to grip down and IMO helps some with mitigating a left miss

[gripandrip]

I never quite got into the Plus 4 or other non-tapered grips. I like to add an extra wrap to the lower hand to take out some of the taper. Since I do my own grips, i have had the opportunity to develop what I like. If you put grips on with air... then you can tinker to your hearts content.

[KParks]

May be worth waiting till next month till committing to anything.

 

New Tour Velvet +4 has a March 1 release date.

[larryd3]

I really like the mcc+4 midsize. You should definitely give them a try.

[teedub21]

I bought a used set of Mizuno irons that came to me with the MCC+4 grips on them and I love them. Had my other clubs re-gripped to match and will probably re-grip my Titleist irons with them as well.

[SC-TX 88]

I use the standard NDMC with 3 total wraps. It’s essentially one wrap thinner than the MCC+4, but it feels firmer in the hands.

[Adam C]

Just remember that unless you were referring to a midsize version on the MCC Plus4, these two grips are basically inverted. The Plus4 will have a standard size cap end and a larger tip end where as the midsize tour velvet is larger on the cap end and tapers down from there. Not sure but I would guess that the lower half of both grips are about the same diameter. If you need a larger size, you will want it in the left hand (assuming right-handed golfer) because that is your dominant clenching hand that holds the club.

[Crooksc17]

I thought I read on here a while back that GP was releasing a Tour Velvet +4 version. Any news on that?

[dlygrisse]

I love the Plus 4, the size, the taper, the feel the grip etc. That being said while it does have a bigger lower 1/2 the top 1/2 is supposedly standard. For me this works great. There is a lot of personal preference that goes on with liking or hating grips.

[300_Straight]

I can't tell much of a difference between the MCC +4 and standard NDMC. I switched between 2 Drivers at the range, 1 with each grip and didn't even notice. Like both grips a lot.

[KParks]

I thought I read on here a while back that GP was releasing a Tour Velvet +4 version. Any news on that?

 

Yes... March 1 release date.

[Benkross]

Is this true? I thought MCC+4 had a larger bottom hand but the top hand was STD? Also when you say 3 wraps do you mean 2 buildup and 1 double-sided tape? Really struggling to find the right grip size

[BigUrsus]

Yea i dont think this guy is right. A standard NDMC with 3 wraps would be 1 wrap shy of a midsized NDMC. Plus 4 would be 4 additional wraps under the right hand only.