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Golf Pride Tour Velvet Align Grip

Golf Pride
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The Golf Pride Tour Velvet Align® Grip takes the legendary Tour Velvet – the #1 grip on worldwide tours – to the next level with patented ALIGN® Te...

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Golf Pride VDR Grip

Golf Pride
Original price $22.00
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The Golf Pride VDR® Grip is engineered to revolutionize feel and performance with its innovative Triple-Texture Technology. Designed for high tract...

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Clubtech Golf stocks swing and putter grips from Winn, Lamkin, JumboMax, Iomic, The Grip Master and Choice, plus Evnroll, Golf Pride, SuperStroke, BJM, Flat Cat, Gauge Design and Gravity Grip. Choose from rubber, polymer, cord, wrap and leather grips in undersize to oversize, with Choice grips also sold in sets of 13.

Choosing a grip size

Lamkin lists four basic swing grip sizes: undersize, standard, midsize and oversize. Its guidance is that a grip fits when the tips of your two longest fingers barely touch your palm, and that golfers with limited hand strength may benefit from a slightly larger grip. Winn Dri-Tac comes in all four sizes, plus Lite, Long and Junior versions. JumboMax swing grips include the Tour Series, STR8 Tech and UltraLite ranges, and Iomic offers lady's and junior grips.

Rubber, cord, wrap or leather

Lamkin notes that most grips are made from rubber or synthetic rubber, and that a cord weave adds traction. Here is how the range breaks down:

  • Rubber and polymer: Lamkin Crossline (synthetic rubber), Lamkin UT+ Rubber, Winn D2R Rubber, Choice 360 Rubber, Winn Dri-Tac (WinnDry polymer) and Iomic Sticky (elastomer).
  • Cord: Lamkin Crossline Full Cord and the Choice 360 Black Cord grip.
  • Wrap: Winn Dri-Tac Wrap, Lamkin Sonar Wrap and Crossline Plus Wrap, JumboMax STR8 Tech Wrap and Grip Master synthetic wrap grips.
  • Leather: The Grip Master Roo grips use kangaroo leather and the Signature range uses Cabretta leather. The Xotics range includes ostrich, lizard, snake and crocodile putter grips.

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Putter grips

Putter grip shapes include pistol models from Winn Excel, SuperStroke Zenergy, JumboMax and Evnroll, paddle grips from Lamkin and The Grip Master, JumboMax Jumboflat and Mid-Jumbo grips, and long putter grips from Winn and The Grip Master. Lamkin Sink Fit, Iomic, Flat Cat, BJM, Gauge Design and Gravity Grip putter grips are also stocked. Browse all Putter Grips.

When to regrip

Golf Pride recommends regripping at least once a year, though that can change depending on how much you play or practise. Signs a grip is worn include a slick or glossy surface, a firmer feel than when new, faded paint, and rubber or cord that has started to crumble. A putter grip with worn graphics and less traction is also due for replacement. If you are regripping a full set, Choice Blackout, 360, Dual and Fusion grips come in sets of 13, and the Iomic X-Grip 2.3 Masters Victory Memory Model comes as a gift pack of 13.

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Golf grips FAQs

What size golf grip do I need?

Lamkin's guide is that the tips of your two longest fingers should barely touch your palm. Swing grips come in undersize, standard, midsize and oversize, and golfers with limited hand strength may suit a slightly larger grip.

How often should I regrip my clubs?

Golf Pride recommends at least once a year, depending on how much you play. Replace grips sooner if they feel slick or hard, or if the rubber or cord is crumbling.

What is the difference between rubber, cord and leather grips?

Most grips are rubber or synthetic rubber. Cord grips such as the Lamkin Crossline Full Cord add a cord weave for traction, and leather grips from The Grip Master use kangaroo or Cabretta leather.

Can I buy grips as a full set?

Yes. Choice Blackout, 360, Dual and Fusion grips are sold in sets of 13, and the Iomic X-Grip 2.3 Masters Victory Memory Model comes as a gift pack of 13 grips.

Is shipping free?

Orders of $100 or more ship free within Australia, and a flat $10 rate applies under $100. See our shipping page.

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