What Grips Do You Prefer?

[sleepyeg]

GP Z grip cord are my favorite and super stroke on the putter. 

[Hawkeye77]

Tour Velvet - two extra wraps under right hand.

 

Putter - Pingman "blackout" or in the land of Hobbits known as Pingman the Grey. 😉

Edited August 27, 2021 by Hawkeye77

[courcy75]

I Play Lampkin full cord ribbed .58 on my main set. Backup set has Green Victory full cord ribbed. 

[JimGantz]

Superstroke S Tech on my sticks. Pistol GTR Tour on the putter

[Mob]

Lamkin Sonar Tour.  Love them, very tacky and durable.  I clean them off every 3-4 rounds and they still feel new a year later.  I also love how the grey grip matches the grey Steelfiber shaft; they look great.

 

I also liked the Lamkin Z5 and the Sonar Plus.

[RobotDoctor]

On 8/26/2021 at 10:00 AM, kthomas said:

Best Grips microperfs. 

 

Really comfortable on the hands, and very grippy. They get even tackier in wet conditions, so no problems in the rain or heat/humidity. You don't even need to wear a glove with these grips. 

 

You can customize the grip with different colors, etc. and the company has great customer service. They are expensive (they are leather), but they last longer then traditional style golf grips, so the price averaged out over use/with wear makes them much more affordable then initial glance. 

 

I have this grip on my putter, driver, 3H and getting some put on my 52 and 58* wedges. Would love some on my irons as well, but that will be a splurge for another day (and maybe another set of irons). 

 

I also game BestGrips Microperf grips.  I game the Augusta Microperf grips and have since 2014 or so.  Yes, the grips are expensive but they last.  I just replaced the longest installed grip (2016) due to the end cap finally wearing down and getting a bit frayed.  5 years for a grip on a club I use multiple shots a round is good durability.  I am now using an air compressor, masking tape, grip solvent and a bit of rubber cement, per Harry Sewill's method.  Now I can blow off a grip when a club experiment goes awry.  👍

[dgarland]

Golf pride tour velvet full cord.  No glove & when they get slick I hit them with the pressure washer.  This’ll make them like new at least once. 

[MPAndreassi]

Golf Pride Z Cord Midsize +3 on the bottom, +2 full length on the swingers. 
 

SuperStroke Flatso 1.0 on the putters. 

[Strategery]

GP MCC (+1). My favorite, although without much enthusiasm because of price and short life.
 

[WarEagleGolf]

GP MCC +4, Midsize, two wraps.  

 

Easy to clean, glove hand has corded area, trail hand more soft rubber.   The lowered taper makes me happy.  

 

On my second set of clubs with them.  Replace less than I'd like to admit (not quite yearly) but, once every so often I'll clean them well.  Also not as often as I'd like to admit, but again, they seem to hold up. I play close to 90 rounds a year.  

[Jersey golfer]

Golf Pride Tour Velvet

[OspreyCI]

On 8/26/2021 at 9:35 PM, sleepyeg said:

GP Z grip cord are my favorite and super stroke on the putter. 

This is my exact setup and my favorite. Z cord is just so good in the humidity. 

[sevenfourate]

Tour Velvet Ribbed.

 

Plain, simple, effective. And old.
 

A bit like me 😆

[phil75070]

ZGRIP Plus2 but they have pretty much been on backorder all year! I was last able to get some last October/November. 

[rooski]

1 hour ago, sevenfourate said:

Tour Velvet Ribbed.

 

Plain, simple, effective. And old.
 

A bit like me 😆

 

In this case does anybody know of any awkward, chunky, funny-looking grips? Should be the perfect fit

[Golfingfanatic]

GP Tour Velvet Logo Down

[mizuno]

I previously used Lamkin UTX for several years and liked their firm feel.  I recently ordered a new set of Mizuno JPX921 Forged/Tour combos and Mizuno didn't offer the UTX.  I ended up going with the Sonar Tours which according to Lamkin feel slightly less firm, tacky, and traction compared to the UTXs.  I have been very happy with the Sonar Tours and feel they still still give me a firm grip and excellent control of the club.

[Unteachable]

Ive tried many of the ones listed here over the years and always end up with the regular lamkin crosslines.

 

I do want to try the golf pride z grips though

[Tzoid]

Golf Pride Tour Velvet ribbed .600 core with 2 build up wraps and 3 on my wedges. 

 

They are the most played grip on the PGA tour but that's not why I play them. 

[jamcanplay]

GP TOUR WRAP MICROSUEDE

 

If only they made more colors besides grey

[Minarets]

Have the GP Sonars on all wedges, woods, hybrid and driver.   Have GP Tour Velvet plus 4 midsize on all irons. 

[PanchiCab]

This season i've tried a few different options all from GP. Used to play crosslines full cords with 5 layers of tape and this year went for softer grips but all in mid size

 

For me, the best is a combo of tour suedes in wedges cause they are great without glove and mcc on the rest. For my putter its SS pistol 1.0

[qtlaw]

Pure, Made in USA, surprisingly durable, lasted more than a year.

[jsn]

I've been playing Pure DTXs for several years. Lately I've been wondering about something slightly firmer with more feel but not quite destroy your hands level. Pain in the a** to find grips to try right now with all the shortages.

[cristphoto]

I've recently switched to the Tour Velvet Plus 4 grips.  I like the built up lower half - subtle but effective.  

[phizzy30]

Iomic or No1 are my favorite grips.  However, they are very expensive.  NO 1 grips wear down ridiculously fast as well.  Currently have the GP Z-grips in all my clubs minus putter and they are outstanding as well. 

Edited September 8, 2021 by phizzy30

[jwhite86]

MCC+4 in blue for me... 

[GooseHook]

Crossline Cord. Although I just put on a full set of the new CL Genesis Cord, which is a tiny bit softer. 

[kkremio]

Tour Velvet Plus 4 for me! Used the MCC for a while but do prefer the slightly thinner OD of the +4

[dekez]

Grip Master grips for me.  Tour Velvets on backup clubs.