There are two ways to identify the ideal size golf grip for your hands. The easiest is to use your glove size as a guideline. Alternatively, you can measure the length from the crease of your wrist to the tip of your middl… See more

Personal preferences are also a big factor when choosing your grip. For example, you might have small hands but suffer from arthritis, so a larger grip can reduce the amount you need to close your hand. You’ll want to con… See more

The final factor to consider is traction, without which you lose control of your golf club and relinquish power during your swing. Some golfers appreciate the traction of a tacky wrap golf grip, which also provides a … See more

To avoid replacing your new golf grips, here are three tips to get the most wear out of them. 1. Before & after practice or play, wipe your grips off with a damp towel. 2. Change your grips once or every other season. 3. I… See more