Grips

A proper grip is a key influence on how you make contact with the ball and its flight. When selecting your grip, there are three important factors to consider:

Material: There are mainly two types of golf grips. Hard grips have cord weaved throughout the grip in different styles. Soft grips come with little or no cord. Different compounds and surface patterns allow a variety of feels.

Size: Choosing the right size grip is imperative for fade and slice correction. Incorrect grip size will lead to wear and tear on your golf gloves.

Weight: The grip can have a significant impact on the swing weight of your club. Weights range from around 20g to 75g. A full custom fitting can ensure grip weight is allowed for in any club build.

Why Regrip?

Grips are simple to change. The right grip can have a large benefit to a golfer’s play. Worn grips do not give the best opportunity for a golfer to play to their potential. Worn grips slip and require more hand pressure. This can lead to tiredness and additional shots. Serious golfers should regrip annually.