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0The right grip size is an important part of the club and affects how easily you can control the clubface. A thinner grip makes it possible to be more active with the hands – a thicker grip reduces hand activity. Both have their pros and cons, and they suit different players and different swing types.
Material is also important for finding the right feel for you. The majority of grips come in rubber, cord or a mix of both. Cord creates extra friction for a better grip, while regular rubber gives a balanced feel. Mostly a matter of taste.
The most common choice on golf clubs. Offers a balanced feel with good comfort and control.
Woven-in cotton thread gives extra friction and helps manage moisture. Good in wet conditions or for those whose hands sweat a lot.
A combination where the grip often gets more friction in selected zones, while keeping a softer feel in the hand.
Specialists in genuine leather grips, handmade for a classic, premium feel. Leather gives a softer, more “alive” feel than rubber and cord, and is popular among players who want a traditional, tour-inspired feel – especially on putters.
Known for their oversized grips. A patented lightweight construction lets you have a thicker grip without adding much weight, which reduces the grip pressure needed in the hands. Popular among tour players and golfers who want to reduce tension or fatigue in the hands.
More information about the grips can be found on the manufacturers’ own websites.
Visit The Grip Master Visit JumbomaxNot sure what suits your hand? Come in and try different grips with us, and we’ll find the right feel together.
