Hey you guys using Gripmaster putter grips...

[glenwayputters]

[quote name='stoneyscratch' post='2140860' date='Dec 23 2009, 04:04 PM']I was thinking of buying a white cow leather gripmaster putting grip but just had a question that i hoped anyone on here that has one might be able to answer. Is the feel soft or hard?[/quote]


the new cow hyde is firm, but not hard.

Jay

ps - try it, you will like it.

[stoneyscratch]

[quote name='glenwayputters' post='2140867' date='Dec 23 2009, 04:09 PM'][quote name='stoneyscratch' post='2140860' date='Dec 23 2009, 04:04 PM']I was thinking of buying a white cow leather gripmaster putting grip but just had a question that i hoped anyone on here that has one might be able to answer. Is the feel soft or hard?[/quote]


the new cow hyde is firm, but not hard.

Jay

ps - try it, you will like it.
[/quote]

thanks

[stage1350]

I would just prefer to go back to Golf Pride Traction Action and Lamkin LLRC underlistings and straps. I've never been a stitchback fan. I always prefer a wrap.

The separate underlistings also allow for the preferred profile of the golfer. Pistols are not my thing, so many of the Gripmasters fall short for me.

It sucks being picky, but give me an LLRC fat paddle and a Neumann calfskin strap any day of the week. But I'm one of the few with the patience to hand wrap my putters.

[MarkinTN1]

I'd love to have a quilted ostritch.

[maggot]

This is the correct site http://www.thegripmaster.com/index.htm

 

If you have questions, email the owner Ben Jackson ([email protected]) and he will sort you out.

 

I have them on all my clubs, you may be better going with the paddle putter grips rather than the stichbacks

 

http://store.thegripmaster.com/Golf-Grips-.../mpwx-black.htm

 

 

I am not affiliated with them other than being a happy customer

[danattherock]

Thanks for the input man, I do appreciate it. I gave up a while back on Gripmaster. Tired of all the BS, American site vs. Australian site, can't
get emails answered. Finally found a midsize I would be interested in, then hear I have to wait till SPRING!!! I don't think so. I bought a few
Iomic grips after reading up on them. Many folks seem to love them. I got the standard and midsize in black and red. From these, I will pick
one. If I don't like them, I will get a metal "Machine" grip as a last resort. Picking out and communicating with Gripmaster was about as much
fun as slamming my pecker in a door. These are just putter grips for god's sake!!

My suggestion to anyone looking at a new putter grip...


www.regripit.com

All Iomics are in stock, in all colors, and they ship out the same day.

[golftech]

[quote name='obsessedgolfer' date='01 December 2009 - 08:11 PM' timestamp='1259716262' post='2096441']
I like Gripmaster grips but Australian Gripmaster grips are way better then gripmastersa.com there quality is crap compared to the aussie site.
[/quote]

I've had the opposite experience. The ones I bought from Australian a few years back were very poor quality, as though they'd been lying around in a dusty warehouse for a couple years. The ones gripmasterusa always sent were excellent products, good packaging and GREAT customer service! It's been a few years since I've needed grips, maybe this has changed!!