Golf Grips

Yes. Most golfers can regrip a full set at home in under an hour. You need grip tape, grip solvent, and a vise or clamp to hold the shaft steady. Apply double-sided tape to the shaft, coat the tape and inside of the grip with solvent, slide the grip on while it is still wet, align it, and let it cure for 24 hours before playing. Our grip kit bundles include tape, solvent, and a shaft clamp so you have everything needed in one order.

The Golf Pride Tour Velvet is the best-selling golf grip in the world and has been the most widely used grip on professional tours for decades. It is the go-to choice for golfers at every level because of its reliable medium-firm feel, consistent tack, and all-around performance in most conditions. The Golf Pride MCC Plus4 is the most popular hybrid grip and consistently ranks as one of the top-selling models for players who want cord performance with rubber feel.

Replace your golf grips once per year if you play 20 or more rounds per season, or every 40 rounds regardless of time. A good indicator is if your grips feel hard, slick, or less tacky than when new. Worn grips cause unconscious grip pressure increases that create tension and inconsistency throughout the swing. Regripping is one of the highest-value maintenance steps you can take per dollar spent.

Standard size suits most male golfers with medium hands and is the right starting point if you are unsure. Midsize suits larger hands, anyone wearing a large or extra-large glove, or players who want to reduce wrist action through impact. Oversize and jumbo grip sizes suit very large hands, arthritis, or golfers who tend to grip the club too tightly. Undersize suits smaller hands, most women, and junior golfers. When gripping an iron correctly, the fingertips of your lead hand should just barely touch the base of your palm.

Rubber grips are soft, tacky, and comfortable — the best all-around starting point for most golfers. Cord grips embed a rougher woven material into the rubber for a firmer feel and significantly better moisture control in heat, humidity, or rain. Hybrid grips combine cord in the upper hand with soft rubber in the lower hand — the most popular style on Tour because they give you traction where you need it without sacrificing lower-hand feel. If you play in hot or humid conditions, a cord or hybrid grip will typically outperform standard rubber.

Yes. Grips4Less is an authorized dealer for every brand we carry — Golf Pride, SuperStroke, JumboMax, Lamkin, Winn, IOMIC, and more. We have purchased direct from manufacturers since 1991 and every grip ships with full manufacturer warranty coverage. We do not sell gray market, counterfeit, or non-authorized product of any kind.

The best golf grips for arthritis are larger and softer to reduce the squeezing force needed to hold the club securely. The Golf Pride CP2 Pro significantly reduces vibration and hand fatigue. JumboMax UltraLite and Tour Series grips are built for players who need more hand coverage and lighter pressure. Winn Dri-Tac uses an ultra-soft polyurethane that many players with joint pain find more comfortable than standard rubber. A larger grip size also helps by spreading pressure across more surface area in the hand.