Golf Club Grips

[DCLonghorn]

I bought a set of lightly used Cleveland TA7-Tour irons 2 years ago and the grips need replacing. They currently have Wynn grips, which are fine but they seem to wear out pretty fast. I want to go ahead and replace all the grips on every club that I have, which means 15 grips plus putter. Can someone recommend a good grip that is soft and has a lot of cushion and will last longer than 2 seasons?

 

[LobWedgePhil]

The softest grips, are the ones you have, but they don't last long. And you probably need a completely different grip for your putter. I get my clubs regripped probably twice a year, but I play a lot. I play with more traditional players grips, like the ones on a new titleist set, forget the name, but I always just get what I had before.

 

[txeconomist]

i like golfpride tour velvet

 

[El_Oso]

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[DCLonghorn]

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[dalhorn1]

i agree, GolfPride, Tour Velvet w/ half or full cord.

 

[AUinAustin]

Well you will get a lot of opinions. I like Lamkin crosslines and have used them for years. They hold up well with sweaty hands. If you are near Golfsmith they have a lot of the better grips on shafts so you can get a good feel. A lot of this is personal - I don;t like cord at all..

 

[hamhorn]

Here's a vote for Lamkin full cords.

 

[El_Oso]

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