Golfbum

Fourputt

As my playing time isn't what it once was, I generally regrip about every 2 years. I do it in the spring before the start of the tournament season. IMO, it is essential to have good grips if you expect to play with any degree of consistency. Slick or hard grips force you to squeeze the club too tightly, and it's almost impossible to make a free swing if you have a death grip on the club. I've seen guys make a swing with a driver and lose their grip so badly that the club flies farther than the ball...

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Rick

Driver - Mizuno MX-560 9.5°
3W - Mizuno F-60 15°
4W - Mizuno F-60 16.5°
22° & 25° TM Rescue hybrid
6I thru PW King Cobra 3400I/XH
Gap Wedge52° Callaway X Tour
SW - Cleveland CG11 56°
High Wedge - 58° Callaway X Tour
Putter - Golfsmith Enterprise

USGA Index 11.1

Fore!

wow. how do you get to play so often?

Police

Scratch golf tournaments?

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* Callaway fusion 4 wood Stiff shaft
* Taylormade R7 TP irons Stiff shafts
* Titleist spin milled 60*
* Odyssey white hot #5 Mallet
* Callaway HX Tour 56

Tomm

Butz

Hey,

Does it apply that if a Guy with Big hands should used a Bigger golf grip?

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DennisM

Yes and no...

Larger grips can restrict over active hand action and help you straighten out some faults, but then oversized grips can also retard wrist action and cause you to lose some distance. You have to find a happy medium.

I have very large hands and use the Golf Pride Tour Wrap Midsize grip, certainly larger than many, but certainly not as large as some arthritic grips. For me, the midsize is about "right" and I feel like I fit it with no compromises.

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