How To Choose Golf Grips

1. Overlap: Golf Pride Tour Velvet, Lamkin Crossline, SuperStroke Traxion
2. Interlock: Winn Dri-Tac, Iomic Sticky 2.3, Tacki-Mac Arthritic
3. Baseball: SuperStroke Fatso 5.0, Lamkin UTx, Winn Excel.

1. Smooth: Winn Dri-Tac, Golf Pride Tour Velvet, Lamkin Crossline
2. Ribbed: Golf Pride Tour Wrap 2G, SuperStroke Slim 3.0
3. Tacky: Karma Velour, PURE Grips Wrap, Lamkin UTx
4. Corded: Golf Pride Tour Cord, Tacki-Mac ITX, Iomic Sticky
5. Rough: Tacki-Mac Arthritic, Winn Excel
6. Textured: Champkey Golf Grip, Paddle Grip by BEST-IN-CLASS GRIPS, JumboMax Grips
7. Brushed: Bocote Grip by BEST-IN-CLASS GRIPS, Lamkin SONAR, Pure Pro X
8. Perforated: PING ID8, Tour Only 360
9. Milled: PING J-ZAR, Golf Pride MCC Align, JumboMax Ultralite
10. Proprietary: Axcess Point by BEST-IN-CLASS GRIPS, Callaway Tour Authentic, Bridgestone Golf Premium grip.

If  you are interested in material then here are some:

1. Winn Dri-Tac (Rubber)
2. SuperStroke Fatso 5.0 (Polyurethane)
3. Golf Pride Tour Velvet (Rubber)
4. Lamkin UTx (Rubber)
5. Iomic Sticky 2.3 (Polyurethane)
6. PING ID-8 (Rubber)
7. Tacki-Mac Arthritic (Rubber)
8. Cord Grips: Golf Pride Tour Wrap 2G
9. Wrap Grips: Iomic Sticky Wrap

Here are some popular golf grips based on hand size:

1. For Small Hands: Golf Pride Tour Velvet, Lamkin Crossline, SuperStroke Slim 2.0
2. For Average Hands: Titleist Pro V1, Callaway Chrome Soft, Srixon Soft Feel
3. For Large Hands: Winn Dri-Tac, Oversize, JumboMax
4. For Oversize Hands: Tacki-Mac ITX, JumboMax Ultra Lite, PING Manolo

Choosing the right golf grips can have a significant impact on your golf game. The grip is the only part of the club you actually touch, and it is crucial for a comfortable and secure hold. To make the best choice, consider factors such as grip size, style, material, texture, and personal comfort. In this article, we will walk you through the steps to choose the perfect golf grip for your game.

• What is your preferred grip style? (neutral, rounded)
• What is your hand size? (small, medium, large)
• What is your preferred grip material? (rubber, cord, hybrid)
• What is your preferred grip texture? (smooth, ribbed)

1. Determine grip size: The first step in choosing a golf grip is to determine the correct grip size for your hand. You can use a grip size chart or have a club fitter measure your hand. The correct grip size is essential for comfort and control.
2. Consider grip style: There are two main grip styles – neutral and rounded. A neutral grip has a flat surface and is best for golfers with a neutral or straight shot. A rounded grip has a rounded surface and is best for golfers with a slice or fade. Choose the style that fits your swing.
3. Choose the material: Golf grips are made from rubber, cord, or hybrid materials. Rubber grips are soft, durable and provide good traction. Cord grips are textured and provide good traction in wet conditions. Hybrid grips are a combination of rubber and cord and offer the best of both materials.
4. Consider the texture: The texture of a golf grip can affect the traction and feel of the club. Ribbed grips provide good traction and a firmer feel, while smooth grips offer a softer feel. Choose a texture that feels comfortable and provides good traction.
5. Try before you buy: If possible, test different grips before making a purchase. This will help you determine which grip feels the most comfortable and provides the best traction. Try different materials and textures to find the right grip for your game.

Here are some popular golf grips that are highly recommended:

1. Golf Pride Tour Velvet: A classic grip that provides a soft feel and good traction.
2. Lamkin Sonar: A hybrid grip that provides a combination of traction and comfort.
3. Winn Dri-Tac: A cord grip that provides good traction and a comfortable feel.
4. SuperStroke Slim 2.0: A oversize grip that provides a comfortable hold and reduced wrist movement.
5. Callaway Golf Universal: A rubber grip that provides good traction and a soft feel.
6. Tacki-Mac ITomic: A ribbed grip that provides good traction and a firm feel.
7. IOMIC Sticky 2.3: A rubber grip that provides good traction and a comfortable feel.

Note: The best grip for you may vary depending on your swing, hand size, and personal preferences, so it’s best to try several options before making a purchase.