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A friend convinced me to get an oversize (Jumbo) soft grip for my driver and hybrids - said it 'might' compensate for my strong grip. I have noticed a tendency to slice now - could this be from the grip? Larger grips make it harder to turn your hands over, thus the open clubface and fade/slice tendancy. Make sure your grip actually fits you. With the proper grip, your middle fingers should be barely able to touch your palms. If you can dig in, they're too small. If they don't quite touch then too large. It's amazing the difference a grip can make. MonarkGolf.com is a full time distributor of golf club components, golf club drivers, cheap golf clubs and golf club components. Buy golf clubs online from Monark Golf having sale on golf clubs and other top golf brands.

We're the longest out of the twenty guys by a decent margin. Every few months a kid who plays for San Diego State joins us, he's plays as a +4 and he hits it 15-20 past me. He's average, even a little short for college. His older brother who played for USC is on the Japan Tour, hits it a little farther than his younger brother, and as much as I like him, he has no chance to make a living playing golf. Biggest reason is because he doesn't hit it far enough and/or doesn't have Zach Johnson's wedge/putting ability. Xander Schauffele grew up at our club, he hits it 20-30 past the former USC guy and he's become one of the top players on tour.

I decided, no guts, no glory, so I went all the way to jumbo (simple Golf Pride, Tour Velvet). The change has been significant and feels really good. The lack of activity I feel in my hands - really, the fingers, more accurately - feels right. I played Saturday and Sunday with them for the first times, and though some habits die hard and my hands may still try to do too much, they're less able to. A couple swings where I know I was too aggressive, instead of a snap hook, would just more of a really deep draw (still not good, but progress!). I feel more of the swing and contact in my shoulders and wrists, and the role of my hands has definitely been reduced. However, I don't feel like I'm holding a telephone pole on short shots, my hands are big enough that they still feel wrapped around the grip and still have some feel (I had a couple short bunker shots where a little more hinge and feel was required, and it felt ok).

Our head pro played with both of them about a year ago and said the places that Xander can fly it and how high he can hit his long/mid irons (another example of speed) make it a different game, and he has an extra gear if he needs it. We also have two community college kids play with us every once in while, I hit it a little farther than both of them, they are 1 and 2 handicappers. QFT • TST Blog Entries.

I'm going to try to make time to get to the range more in the next few months and will be hoping to video my swing for the first time in ages this morning. Not massively looking forward to what I'm likely to see. Yeah and that's with a club that's a little heavier than the one where I couldn't get to 100.

While I feel like, in the past, if I asked your average golf shop pro, 'do I need bigger grips because I have bigger hands,' I'd get a non-committal response. But, most run-of-the-mill fit charts I looked up online ( ), would simply say, 'if your glove size is *this* big, get grips *this* size, and wearing an XL glove, they recommended jumbo grips. Breaks it down more finely, and would imply midsize grips with two tape layers (FYI, my hands are just shy on 9' wrist-crease-to-middle-finger-tip, and my longest finger is about 3.5').

As a long time Diamond Tour customer, I found out that Avon no longer made their tour MTx4 jumbo grips. So on the advice of a Diamond tour sales representative, I purchased a pair of these grips and installed them on my SW and PW to see what their performance would be like during the course of play and was surprised. These grips are just tacky as the MTx4’s and the dimples provided added feel which lowered my grip pressure even more during my swing. And even when they got wet; simply drying them off with a towel returns these grips back to their original tackiness.

Biggest reason is because he doesn't hit it far enough and/or doesn't have Zach Johnson's wedge/putting ability. Xander Schauffele grew up at our club, he hits it 20-30 past the former USC guy and he's become one of the top players on tour. Our head pro played with both of them about a year ago and said the places that Xander can fly it and how high he can hit his long/mid irons (another example of speed) make it a different game, and he has an extra gear if he needs it. We also have two community college kids play with us every once in while, I hit it a little farther than both of them, they are 1 and 2 handicappers. QFT • TST Blog Entries.

I think overall, going to the bigger grips has even highlighted, now that my hands are staying quiter, what else, and how to work on it. In short, hands and fingers are bad for the swing, so if yours are too active, a bigger grip may be just the ticket! The evolution of the athlete proves my point for me and I studied this in college and it is true across all sports. No one without the use of performance enhancing drugs, is performing above what they were already capable of doing in the first place.

Of course, a simple cleaning of the clubs after a round using dish liquid and warm water is the most effective way maintaining grips and applying that practice with these grips are no different than that of the MTx4’s. At first I was concerned that I would not be able to find comparable grip with MTx4’s. But now I have viable replacement that I will use in the future.

Recently, I have improved my swing a lot, but still struggled with a lot of hands entering the picture, where everything else would feel ok, but then just a massive *flip* or *stuck* would creep in. The more I thought about it, the more I decided now was the time to pursue a grip change.

You will find improvement.until you reach peak performance. The only thing you can hope for is that your physical peak occurs in sequence with your comprehension of the sport you are participating in relation to your peers and that you can make the inevitable physical performance loss curve as shallow as possible through focused physical training. Long time, not a lot of golf. We had our first child at the start of September, which has definitely limited the amount of golf!

We had our first child at the start of September, which has definitely limited the amount of golf! I've managed to have three rounds since early August, all of which were competitive and have done surprisingly well, considering!

However, I don't feel like I'm holding a telephone pole on short shots, my hands are big enough that they still feel wrapped around the grip and still have some feel (I had a couple short bunker shots where a little more hinge and feel was required, and it felt ok). I think overall, going to the bigger grips has even highlighted, now that my hands are staying quiter, what else, and how to work on it.

Not massively looking forward to what I'm likely to see. Yeah and that's with a club that's a little heavier than the one where I couldn't get to 100.

One was a staff tournament at a local course which isn't massively long and suits my eye quite nicely. Ended up shooting a net -3 to win and was just really pleased with the way I played off the tee and also how I minimised the impact of the really poor shots (there were a few of seriously rusty swings). Then, last week, I had two rounds at a links track - Rye - which is very, very tough. Again, off no practice, I played ok - I'm tending to pull my irons slightly and don't really have a feel that I can go to.

Anyone else have issues with jumbo grips? With medium size hands? I'm going to bump this - Since I was a very little kid, I've always had big hands. I could palm a basketball by the age of 12, and one friend would always (jokingly) mimic me when I made some hand gesture to exaggerate how long my fingers appeared. A while ago, I considered whether this was something I should consider in my golf grips, but was nervous to do anything extreme.

With medium size hands? I'm going to bump this - Since I was a very little kid, I've always had big hands. I could palm a basketball by the age of 12, and one friend would always (jokingly) mimic me when I made some hand gesture to exaggerate how long my fingers appeared. A while ago, I considered whether this was something I should consider in my golf grips, but was nervous to do anything extreme. With a swing that's very inconsistent, too, I always figured, fix the swing first before tweaking my equipment, lest I end up with equipment that's misaligned to a more sound swing.

After a few hours, I phoned back and said I wasn't happy with my decision.but he had already finished regripping. I picked them up and drove straight to the range. Wind was blowing right to left but I'm fairly convinced these damn jumbos are inducing a fade; not letting my wrists release. I don't know why I agreed to these since I hit fairly straight with standard grips, I would have at least gone to a medium. Gonna try the range in the morning to make a final decision. Anyone else have issues with jumbo grips?

I don't know why I agreed to these since I hit fairly straight with standard grips, I would have at least gone to a medium. Gonna try the range in the morning to make a final decision.

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Then, last week, I had two rounds at a links track - Rye - which is very, very tough. Again, off no practice, I played ok - I'm tending to pull my irons slightly and don't really have a feel that I can go to.

I picked them up and drove straight to the range. Wind was blowing right to left but I'm fairly convinced these damn jumbos are inducing a fade; not letting my wrists release. I don't know why I agreed to these since I hit fairly straight with standard grips, I would have at least gone to a medium.

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Yeah and that's with a club that's a little heavier than the one where I couldn't get to 100. Probably 95% of the improvement is due to better swing mechanics and practicing to swing faster. Like taking eight balls, getting the Mevo out and swinging as fast as I can. Other 5% would be some mobility work and the Superspeed Training aids, which I don't do as often as I should. Got it up to 113/114 a few months ago on Trackman, never swung that fast in college, I'm 35 now. Distance is huge in this game. I'd love and working hard towards another five yards, even as small as that can seem would make a big difference in my game.

Speaking of small sample sizes: There is about 20 guys in our weekend group (regulars), most are 5 indexes or lower, four are plus handicappers. One hits it about 5-10 yards behind me, he bounces between 0 and +1. Myself and the other two guys hit it almost exactly the same, I'm trending to a +3 and they are both +2's. We're the longest out of the twenty guys by a decent margin. Every few months a kid who plays for San Diego State joins us, he's plays as a +4 and he hits it 15-20 past me. He's average, even a little short for college. His older brother who played for USC is on the Japan Tour, hits it a little farther than his younger brother, and as much as I like him, he has no chance to make a living playing golf.

I was set on getting GP tour velvet cords but Nevada Bob's only had velvet wraps. The tech was an older guy and looked like he'd been re-gripping clubs for alotta years. He ended up convincing me to get Lamkin Jumbo's. I only have medium size hands but he figured they'd be good for me.

One hits it about 5-10 yards behind me, he bounces between 0 and +1. Myself and the other two guys hit it almost exactly the same, I'm trending to a +3 and they are both +2's. We're the longest out of the twenty guys by a decent margin. Every few months a kid who plays for San Diego State joins us, he's plays as a +4 and he hits it 15-20 past me. He's average, even a little short for college. His older brother who played for USC is on the Japan Tour, hits it a little farther than his younger brother, and as much as I like him, he has no chance to make a living playing golf. Biggest reason is because he doesn't hit it far enough and/or doesn't have Zach Johnson's wedge/putting ability. Xander Schauffele grew up at our club, he hits it 20-30 past the former USC guy and he's become one of the top players on tour.

I don't know why I agreed to these since I hit fairly straight with standard grips, I would have at least gone to a medium. Gonna try the range in the morning to make a final decision. Anyone else have issues with jumbo grips? With medium size hands? I'm going to bump this - Since I was a very little kid, I've always had big hands. I could palm a basketball by the age of 12, and one friend would always (jokingly) mimic me when I made some hand gesture to exaggerate how long my fingers appeared. A while ago, I considered whether this was something I should consider in my golf grips, but was nervous to do anything extreme.

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Gonna try the range in the morning to make a final decision. Anyone else have issues with jumbo grips? With medium size hands?

Other 5% would be some mobility work and the Superspeed Training aids, which I don't do as often as I should. Got it up to 113/114 a few months ago on Trackman, never swung that fast in college, I'm 35 now. Distance is huge in this game. I'd love and working hard towards another five yards, even as small as that can seem would make a big difference in my game. At my home club five more yards completely takes out three bunkers on par 4's that now I either have to play a bit away from or can get over with a good swing or right conditions.

At first I was concerned that I would not be able to find comparable grip with MTx4’s. But now I have viable replacement that I will use in the future.

But now I have viable replacement that I will use in the future.

Features:• Weight: 72 gr. •.60 Core • Pattern: Serrated.

I was set on getting GP tour velvet cords but Nevada Bob's only had velvet wraps. The tech was an older guy and looked like he'd been re-gripping clubs for alotta years. He ended up convincing me to get Lamkin Jumbo's. I only have medium size hands but he figured they'd be good for me. After a few hours, I phoned back and said I wasn't happy with my decision.but he had already finished regripping. I picked them up and drove straight to the range. Wind was blowing right to left but I'm fairly convinced these damn jumbos are inducing a fade; not letting my wrists release.

We're the longest out of the twenty guys by a decent margin. Every few months a kid who plays for San Diego State joins us, he's plays as a +4 and he hits it 15-20 past me. He's average, even a little short for college. His older brother who played for USC is on the Japan Tour, hits it a little farther than his younger brother, and as much as I like him, he has no chance to make a living playing golf.

Speaking of small sample sizes: There is about 20 guys in our weekend group (regulars), most are 5 indexes or lower, four are plus handicappers. One hits it about 5-10 yards behind me, he bounces between 0 and +1. Myself and the other two guys hit it almost exactly the same, I'm trending to a +3 and they are both +2's.

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I was set on getting GP tour velvet cords but Nevada Bob's only had velvet wraps. The tech was an older guy and looked like he'd been re-gripping clubs for alotta years.

With a swing that's very inconsistent, too, I always figured, fix the swing first before tweaking my equipment, lest I end up with equipment that's misaligned to a more sound swing. Recently, I have improved my swing a lot, but still struggled with a lot of hands entering the picture, where everything else would feel ok, but then just a massive *flip* or *stuck* would creep in. The more I thought about it, the more I decided now was the time to pursue a grip change. While I feel like, in the past, if I asked your average golf shop pro, 'do I need bigger grips because I have bigger hands,' I'd get a non-committal response. But, most run-of-the-mill fit charts I looked up online ( ), would simply say, 'if your glove size is *this* big, get grips *this* size, and wearing an XL glove, they recommended jumbo grips. Breaks it down more finely, and would imply midsize grips with two tape layers (FYI, my hands are just shy on 9' wrist-crease-to-middle-finger-tip, and my longest finger is about 3.5').