WHAT GRIP SIZE DO I NEED?

*Please note that once a golf grip is installed, it is no longer eligible for a return. 

CHOOSING CORE SIZE
(60 vs 58)

The majority of golf grips come in either 60 (or 0.600") or 58 (or 0.580")  inner core diameter size. These sizes match the majority of all golf shaft outer butt diameters. Because the size difference is minimal, both 60 and 58 are typically used interchangeably for standard size shafts. Note: we are referring only to the inner core diameter of the grip, not the outer diameter which will specify the outside width of the grip.

Some grips however come in additional core sizes, like, 50 (0.500"), 56 (0.560") or 62 (0.620"). If you're unsure which grip core size you need, please refer to the shaft manufacturer's website to confirm the butt diameter specification.

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WHICH WINN GRIP SIZE DO I NEED?

There is no absolute rule when it comes to grip size. However, you can use your glove size as a starting point when trying to find the grip that works best for you.

*Please note that once a golf grip is installed, it is no longer eligible for a return.

CHOOSING A ROUND VS RIBBED GOLF GRIP

All golf grips are available in round models and some are also available in ribbed models. A ribbed grip has a small ridge that runs the along the bottom of the grip. When you address the golf ball with your club, you’ll be able to feel this rib in your upper hand. Some golfers benefit from this as a reminder of proper hand/finger placement on the club. A round grip does not have this ridge.

Please note: you will only be able to feel the rib (protruding out) once the grip is properly installed on a shaft. Uninstalled ribbed grips will look and feel the same as a round grip.

JUMBOMAX GRIPS SIZING CHART

*Please note once a golf grip is installed, it is no longer eligible for a return.

Chances are if you're here (at grips4less) you have an understanding of the importance of re-gripping. If you're not completely sure though, not to worry. You're not alone (67% of golfers never re-grip).

Why re-gripping is so important.

Re-gripping is a critical part of playing golf because your golf grips are the only point of contact you actually have with your golf club. This means 2 things:

1 - As you swing, the grip gets worn down over time.
This happens from sweat from your hands/glove, UV rays from the sun, dirt/oil/dust from the environment. Golf grips are from made permeable materials. Which means they change in stability and traction, and will experience natural wear and tear.

2 - As the grip wears down, the torque changes. 
Torque is the amount of twisting that happens in the grip as you swing. The higher the torque, the more twisting. Higher torque will be immensely damaging to the performance of your swing and contribute to off-center strikes and decrease in shot accuracy. 

What about putter grips?

Putter grips are the most frequently touched, most used and overlooked piece of equipment in the bag. Because putter grips are used once, twice, and unfortunately sometimes three or four times per green, they deserve far more attention and care than they typically get. Putting is the key to scoring, and good putting requires confidence. That’s why you need to select a putter grip size, shape, and material that perform best for you. Once you’ve made your selection, you need to clean the putter grip just as you do all other grips in the bag, to maintain that original tacky feel. Nothing is more individualistic and feel-based than putting, so look for the putter grip that suits your personal preference, and helps you take the dreaded 3-putt out of your repertoire.

At Grips4less, we make it our mission to offer the best and biggest selection of golf grips, golf shafts, and club-building supplies you'll find anywhere!