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In this segment from Perfect Fit, Doug Smith breaks down how different grips can impact your shot shape and what you need to create consistent ball flight while getting fit at PGA TOUR Superstore.
Comments (5)
I use the Golf Pride Tour Wrap 2G midsize with an extra wrap of tape.
I have had the same grips on my irons for over 6 years and play 100+ rounds a year give or take.
I take care of my clubs and grips and wipe them down after every round with a wet rag and they have remained tacky and almost new looking over this time frame. If you lay your clubs on the ground in sand, then they will get worn out more over time I believe. Take care of them and they should remain good longer than one year. Just my experience.
I will try that, thanks
I've heard thicker grips help with consistency, is this true?
Good one. Had not seen it before.
To me it has been eye opening
I use the Golf Pride Tour Wrap 2G midsize with an extra wrap of tape.
I have had the same grips on my irons for over 6 years and play 100+ rounds a year give or take.
I take care of my clubs and grips and wipe them down after every round with a wet rag and they have remained tacky and almost new looking over this time frame. If you lay your clubs on the ground in sand, then they will get worn out more over time I believe. Take care of them and they should remain good longer than one year. Just my experience.
I will try that, thanks