Golf Grips
Swing and putter grips from Golf Pride, SuperStroke, JumboMax, Iomic and more.
SuperStroke REVL: compare Comfort, Player and Element
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AvonChamoisFrom $7.00
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AvonTraining$15.00
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AvonChamois13-Pack Bundle$122.00
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Up to 6% offAvonChamois Grip Kit13 Grips + Tape, Solvent, ClampFrom $97.00
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Before You Buy
Guides to help you choose the right grip.
- Grip Size Guide
Find your size in two measurements.
- Compare Grip Brands
Construction, feel and weather performance.
- Golf Grips Guide
What to look for when you shop for new grips.
- Putter Grip Shapes
The 6 shapes and how to pick one for your stroke.
- Golf Pride Grip Guide
Tour Velvet, MCC, CP2, CPX and ALIGN.
- SuperStroke REVL Guide
Comfort, Player and Element.
- JumboMax Grip Guide
UltraLite, Zen Lite, Tour Series and STR8 Tech.
- Iomic Grip Guide
Sticky, X-Evolution and lightweight options.
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Questions About Golf Grips
What size golf grip do I need?
Measure your glove hand from the crease of your wrist to the tip of your middle finger. As a guide, undersize fits 5″ to 6.5″, standard fits 6.6″ to 7.5″, midsize fits 7.6″ to 9″ and jumbo is for hands over 9″. Our grip size guide adds a second measurement, your longest finger, for a closer fit.
How do Golf Pride, SuperStroke, JumboMax, Winn and Iomic compare?
Start with the feel you like. Golf Pride offers the most choices, from the all-rubber Tour Velvet to the cord MCC Plus4. SuperStroke makes the Zenergy putter grips and the REVL and Crossline 2.0 swing grips. JumboMax makes bigger grips that take less squeezing to hold. Winn grips are made from polymer and polyurethane for a soft, cushioned feel. Iomic grips have a smooth, tacky feel and are water and UV resistant. Our grip brand comparison puts them side by side.
Which golf grips work best in wet weather?
Grips with cord hold best when it rains or your hands sweat: the Golf Pride MCC Plus4 and Tour Velvet BCT Cord, the SuperStroke REVL Element with cord in the upper hand, and the SuperStroke Crossline 2.0 Full-Cord. For a softer feel, the Winn Excel has a more aggressive surface that holds better in the wet than the Dri-Tac. Shop all all weather grips.
What are the best golf grips for arthritis or sore hands?
A bigger, softer grip. A thicker handle takes less squeezing to hold, and a softer material adds cushion. Good options are JumboMax grips, the Golf Pride CP2 and CPx in jumbo, and the Winn Dri-Tac or Dri-Tac 2.0 in oversize. See all our arthritic golf grips.
What is the difference between midsize and jumbo grips?
Thickness. A midsize grip is about 1/16″ thicker than a standard grip, and a jumbo or oversize grip is about 1/8″ thicker. Bigger grips suit bigger hands and help quiet overactive hands. Exact sizes vary a little by brand. Shop midsize grips and oversize and jumbo grips.
Do heavier or bigger grips change swing weight?
Yes. Extra weight at the handle makes the head feel lighter, and every 5 g of grip weight moves swingweight about 1 point. Bigger grips usually weigh more, so going up a size makes the head feel a little lighter, and a lightweight grip does the opposite.
What comes in a grip kit?
Our grip kits have 13 grips of the same model and size, plus grip tape, solvent and a clamp: everything you need to regrip a full set at home. Our regripping guide walks you through it. Shop all grip kits.
Which grip brands do you carry?
Golf Pride, SuperStroke, JumboMax, Winn, Iomic, Star Grip, Tacki-Mac, Lizard Skins, Avon, Stick Grips, 2Thumb and Flat Cat. Looking for Lamkin? Lamkin is now part of SuperStroke, and our Lamkin replacement guide matches each Lamkin model to a SuperStroke grip.