Is Bigger Better? Testing JumboMax Golf Grips

[@BFisherMKE]

I play the biggest ultra lights. As a player thats miss is a 4000 mph snap hook, these grips eliminated that in half a range session. The biggest thing I noticed from switching to these is that my hands will not fatigue no matter how many balls I hit. They have been a life changer.

[@joeylo73]

I have played jumbomax medium for a while on my driver and woods. I love them. Really allow me to relax my grip and swing freely. They also eliminate snap hooks witch gives me the confidence to really swing harder without the fear of that result happening. I love them. Oh, and I'm a smallish fella who could probably play standard to midsize grip but since switching to jumbomax I now play jumbo tour velvet grips on my irons. Great video. Thanks for the content.

[@Dirtdick24]

Neutral or weaker grip? I never slice with my jumbomax on my driver but I sometimes fight a duck hook with it. All other clubs are standard grips, I have a neutral grip sometimes a little weak and still fight a left miss, what would you suggest? Irons and wedges is straight/fade bias

[@wickdghost3639]

I play the small medium ultra lite on everything but my driver, I have the medium ultra lite on my driver and I absolutely love them. Got me always from strangling the club and really brought in my dispersion. Amazing product

[@franks4973]

I have been playing jumbo Mac non tapered for a year since I have big hands. Absolutely love them and helps with my golf elbow.

[@25gadzooks]

I play the Jumbomax Ultralight in XL in all my clubs. I have big hands. I can move the ball both ways and up and down. To me the grips just feel solid in my hands and give me something to work with.

[@seancook2264]

Just had a Jumbo Max Lite on the driver as an off season experiment. Will be on the trackman tomorrow!

[@bigcroc2797]

I really like the jumbo max medium non taper ultra light, I ordered a couple different sizes and really liked the light non taper, hitting really straight with just a slight draw at times

[@albylongballboarder]

I started with the STR8 Ultralite in the XS size for the driver but I find the STR8 Tour XS at 83gm a better fit due to the -slight- counter balancing and allowing me to increase the MOI in my Stealth2+ driver. Right now it's at D0 swing weight. However, I am switching to the STR8 Wrap XS because I am just wearing out the top of the grip with my right thumb. I guess I have too much movement there. However, I think the real strength of these JumboMax grips are with the chipping and pitching wedges, the larger size seem to give me more control of the wedge head for those delicate shots - dunked many chips for Eagles and Birds and a ton of Par saves. Nice on JumboMax and also GR8 testing video EFG 👍👍👍 ps always use air to blow these grips on or off, never solvent/tape

[@3ironstinger]

Why not solvent?

[@billenright2788]

i like the str8 no taper medium.

[@Rickwynne]

I’m looking at those right now. Tried a normal midsize grip and they feel so heavy

[@Whatashek]

With a stiff shaft? That's what she said.

[@robertsandidge441]

I switched to the jumbo max mid size. NEVER going back to toothpicks in my hands again. A standard midsize grip feels so Alien to me now it’s crazy.

[@MarvinofMars]

I have been using the smaller size jumbo grips for the past year Dri-tec LTE over size with 5 tapes be, a huge fan. The iron shots are dead aim so happy there, Big change is longer sticks, Driver, FW woods and hybrid. To make a green in regulation from 220 yards out is very satisfying. I could not go back to normal grips now. I did not want tp pass 55gram on grip weight to avoid messing up my swing weight.

[@johnkokott8570]

That was really interesting! I switched to MCC +4 this year, and gained speed, distance and accuracy. They are not the Jumbo grips, but are a big change from standard.

[@krusher74]

The +4 is a standard at the top and a medium for the lower hand. So half of it is just standard intersting you percieve ut as a big change. I play them too and really like them.

[@johnkokott8570]

@@krusher74 should have said mid-size +4. My bad.

[@rufussthoo4083]

I'm playing the STR8 ultra-light XSML on my driver. I made the change primarily to help relax grip presure and it seems to have helped with a better release.

[@johnhoie1]

I just switched to JumboMax Ultralight XL, and seem to hit it straighter (my miss is a hook). Contact also seems crisper, and grip pressure is lighter. I didn’t want to try the heavier grips, like the Tour, because of the weight. I didn’t think introducing 2 variables - weight and size - was advisable.

[@davedeboy5726]

I'm a med larg cadet-use medium grips fixed my slice and draw issues. I did put a 4 gram weight at the end of the shaft under the grip to make my driver feel lighter.

[@JPJensen87]

I use the Jumbomax ultralight str8 tech in medium size. Absolutely love them

[@543whitey]

what glove do you wear?

[@JPJensen87]

@@543whitey XL standard glove

[@andrewb1064]

I just ordered tgese today. For whatever reason the medium in ultralight straight are closest to their extra small in non taper by end and mod diameter

[@Murkz21]

I just figured out the shaft butt diameter are also different, which affect the feeling of the grip even greater. I feel more comfortable of a small diameter shaft butt with oversized grip, which gives me a softer and easier tempo control feeling.

[@tian0909]

Tried ultra light medium on driver and fairway wood first. It took 10ish balls to get used to the feeling, and pretty like it. Not sure about iron and wedge, would give a try next season.

[@scottwatson9479]

I have played midsize grips in recent years and they definitely fit me better than standard grips, I recently hit a friend's club which had a JumboMax Standard Jumbo grip and it felt really good and most of my shots were really straight, this grip was only slightly larger than the midsize grips which I am currently playing so I may now buy one and test it out properly.

[@marknelson579]

I installed Tour Series mediums based on the results of the online test. Still evaluating, but most noticeable change is no severe hooks using the irons and wedges.

[@nathanlloyd6954]

Interesting! spent the last couple of years trying out grips. Started with +4 then +4 midsize then jumbo. What I found odd is that I like different size grips in the bag. Jumbo from driver and woods to 2i, midsize on the irons 5 to PW and standard on the wedges.

[@krusher74]

I play +4 on everything but my driver and midsize on that. I measure handwize as being astandard grip player but i find standard very small for the bottom hand in use.

[@bobwelsh1601]

JumboMax Str8 (no taper) X-small + 2 wraps. Awesome shot consistency

[@543whitey]

what size glove?

[@kevinjones7544]

I have been playing the Jumbo Max for about a year now. Tested both the Tour Series and Ultralite (with Jumbo Max's two grip trial offer) before settling on a which to game. I chose the Ultralite Extra Small (XS) in the end and have been playing it ever since. My initial Grip selector experience had me in the Medium size, didn't feel right with the medium, went back to the selector and it put me in the small size, played small for a few rounds and things still were not feeling right. So, went back to the selector and by changing grip pressure on the selector came up with a recommended size of XS. Things clicked and I installed the XS Ultralite on all 13 clubs. Needed a little work with the wedges to get comfortable, but am comfortable at this time. I had elbow problems with standard grips and needed elbow supports (straps) on each elbow. With the Jumbo Max grips, those problems have completely been eliminated. I recommended the Jumbo Max to my brother, whose elbow problems were so bad he stopped playing golf for several months. After physical therapy, he resumed playing with the Jumbo Max grips. He has not had any elbow problems to date. I adapted to the grips rather quickly. If you game more than a couple Jumbo Max Grips a standard size golf bag (Carry Bag) is a problem for getting clubs into and out of the bag. I ended up getting a bigger bag. The grips have held up well. I play 100+ rounds a year and have not replaced a grip yet for wear. I have changed grips in the past on a regular basis, usually yearly just because of wear and slickness. I was gaming the Winn Dri-Tec previously and changed the Driver grip every 3 mos and the rest every 6 mos due to wear. The Ultralite label only applies to the Jumbo Max grips as the weight is close to the weight of a standard golf grip, their Tour Series grips weigh around 40-50 gms more than a standard golf grip. Retief Goosen plays the Tour Series grips on the Champions Tour. I tired to get him talking about them at a Champions Tour event, but he didn't have much to say.

[@aarontaylor8807]

Very interesting. I was fit into a Large and opted to go all in with the Medium on all my clubs. I gamed them for 12 months with no success, they just felt always too big. For the last Year and a Half I have been using Traditional Midsize grips and I tend to over squeeze the grip. I have been thinking recently to retry Jumbo Max grips in XS. I am very Curious to know your Glove Size, I wear a Standard M/L

[@kevinjones7544]

I wear a Cadet ML

[@aarontaylor8807]

@@kevinjones7544 Very Helpful and Much Appreciated 👍🏼

[@chillier8363]

I am mainly considering these since I a getting blisters using golf pride midsized grips. Assuming the larger grip would be easier to hold on to

[@ellisrowe363]

I've gone with jumbo max, and I hit it farther and no longer hook the irons. I'm sold on the Golf prides Jumbo Max.

[@chrisjuhl801]

I enjoy the Str8 Ultra light. The non-taper has really helped my consistency. The grip is more steady in my hand.

[@billmalec]

Keenan is your Matt at TXG. Don't let him slip away.. Standard grips. Standard standard. I always had probably with club control. Why? My hands are very large. Back in the day we just didn't have a choice other than adding more tape and even then...

[@thecringegolfer]

I have the large wrap JM grip on my driver. The wraps are a little less expensive and don't have a seem down them like the tour series does. I have a tendency to turn over the wrist too much and hook the ball and the large helps prevent some of that. I have the tour series SJ on my fairway woods. Irons I just have some regular mid size that aren't JM. Though I have used the tour series SJ size on other sets of irons before. I have arthritis in my hands and tried them for that reason.

[@Neocram666]

I play the zen lite. The best way to pick size is to go with the same size as your glove. Also as Bryson says you change your grip with your top hand by running the grip more through the palm. This gives a much better awareness of the club face

[@jamesmc81]

I've been looking for some specifics on how Bryson grips it. Where did you see this? Thanks

[@golfoddcouple4085]

Wouldn’t you measure swing weight on the original driver, then match that per grip to get the most accurate data?

[@krusher74]

yes im suprized swing weight was never mentioned , that 120G large must have made that club down in the low C's , no wonder he said he could not feel the head.

[@seadonkey6913]

Swing weight isn’t really accurate for the jumbo max because of where the weight is positioned.

[@Lacesout2529]

Just put Medium JML on my irons I have lost about 5yards in distance but dispersion is tighter. and confidence has gone up. Easier to hold ,and I use to have a very strong grip now much easier to go to a more neutral grip.

[@metalheads-golf]

I went from medium to the Winn DryTac Lite Oversize grips where I took the first gamble if I would like the feel. Well, ... I went bigger to now the current one I'm gaming which is the Jumbomax Ultralite Midsize grips. I really love it. I come from a quite substantial tennis background and didn't understand why golf clubs were so thin. Form a biomechanics point of view it doesn't make sense. The hands can stay much looser and relaxed and play gloveless. I will likely go even one size up. Love it. 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻

[@koditzaditya2039]

What glove size that you’re using? I also come from tennis and I found the golf grip size a little bit challenging

[@metalheads-golf]

@@koditzaditya2039 Well ... since I'm gaming the JumboMax Ultralite medium I'm playing glove-less. But my size was mens small. For my height and build I've got quite small hands. With tennis I had gripsize 3. The golf club and grip now feels with these much more natural and thus no glove needed for me. 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻

[@mcardwell007]

I think the grip thickness will have an effect, however as you didn't correct the swing weight I feel that probably has more of a difference of direction/performance

[@larryclausen8907]

I played the XS for about a year due to arthritis pain in my hands. It helped my hands but didn’t see any change in flight or distance. They were more difficult to install and they seemed to wear as fast or faster then Wynn grips in the South

[@Jogaan03]

I have been using Jumbo XL Ultralite for years, I have biggish hands and some arthritis, I couldn't play without these grips, only downside is they wear out VERY quickly. Never understood the oft repeated argument about the larger grip restricting wrist movement. Try moving your hand open and try moving it in a fist, it has a much greater range of motion when open. If you want to get someone to release their grip on an object, you bend their wrist, it opens the hand, so I would argue the opposite is true!

[@dustinnelson8002]

Been indoor with the Jumbo Max Medium on all clubs. What i really like is that there isn't any wiggling around in my hand, standard golf grips do not make sense to me after using these. If anything it will shorten your swing a little and for me anyway, i found it easier to hit a draw where as before with standard size if i try to hit a draw it would just be a snap hook. If you have a hook, i think it's a no-brainer. If you want to hit fades, just don't try to draw it, and for me anyway it's more of a cut if i just leave the face open.

[@flaschl]

How do you regrip them so fast? Blow them on and off? Only „normal“ ( no double sided tape?) tape? Advice highly recommended! Thx for your content!

[@Greenhat0311]

No tape and use air to take them on and off

[@25Patman]

I am usinng the str8 non tapered, i love them. Im looking for a putter grip, for my cheap putter.

[@krusher74]

Why no mention of swing weight? you gave use the weight of each grip , such a shame you dont not tell us the swing weight of each too, they must have swung from C1 to D9! (at a guess)

[@laogx4026]

Great analysis and video! Would be awesome if you tried to create a driver that you could hit down or neutral on like a jacked up mini driver!

[@steveboyle5245]

Tour wrap mid size, 4 wraps masking tape, 1 wrap double sided tape. Increases shaft diameter by 1.1mm

[@Steezyy17]

weird, I feel like I get more distance and speed with the standard tour velvets. I don't have big hands necessarily but I switched from midsize to standard and I am striping them much better.

[@mcspad]

Had me tea Fall asleep woke up and had bfast and he was still on the down swing

[@muhammadhardiananda1262]

I just installed lamkin cord with 5-6 layers tape inside, wanna test tomorrow

[@01thedude01]

I play the tour large and love them! Consistency is finally in my game. One question I had us changing them is a huge pain, particularly getting them off. Any tips?

[@shanevictorpech]

Haven't done these in particular, but I've done similar grips blown on with the air compressor, and they might actually be easier to install/remove than standard grips by that method.

[@01thedude01]

@shanevictorpech so, they come off like a superstroke putter grip, bit firmer. I haven't tried air...thought that only worked for soft, flexible grips

[@EFGMC]

I put them on with compressed air so they are much easier to get on and off. The ultralites are very easy. Tour Series tougher.

[@donbcdn]

This was a very cool & interesting video - I always wanted to see an in-depth video with Jumbo size large grips but didn’t realized that this manufacturer had Jumbo size grips that made the driver head feel light or lightest depending on the grip size weight. I’m a guy who needs to feel the head on my driver & irons even as far as putting some lead weight tape on my fairway wood - so Jumbo is not for me / Thanks for the video 👍Donbcdn

[@EvilDrDude]

You should definitely try the jumbo ultralight large or medium. They are only 47g and the result is much more clubhead feel for me. More control, more feel, more power, more consistent fairways, everything is better. I have also put them on my wedges. Logic and reality is, if you want more feel use a bigger grip, which is exactly what you do with your putter

[@petegalindez9961]

Interesting test…It’s really hard to tell without more detailed testing exactly what causes the changes/improvement…is it the size, the weight, or both? You didn’t really post what the relative weights were to the standard grip he normally uses (standard tour velvet at 49.5g?), unless I missed it. I think the best way to do the test is once you find the one that is the best, compare it to your standard grip and make the weights the same in order to normalize them and take weight out of it to see if it’s the size that is the cause of the improvement…

[@rjlovell1]

How about trying to see if you ‘CAN’ get him some more distance. Can’t never got anything done.

[@Gramkan]

Surprised how far he’s hitting, the swing looks slow motion

[@mikerodrick2430]

I've always used GP tour wraps standard size. Very tacky but extremely slippery if wet. I don't play in the rain & play without a glove unless it's humid & hands get sweaty. Everything else feels too smooth to me with no tack.

[@Greenhat0311]

Same, that's why I swapped out. Literally my club went flying

[@HamptonInnNewAlbanyLouisvilleW]

I would be interested in seeing a comparison of midsize with "regular" oversize grips, instead of the "Jumbo Max."

[@phil.willoughby]

I tried them but I can't live with the feel of the seam under my hands. Hopefully I'll hear about it if there's ever a seamless one released

[@EFGMC]

They do make a wrap version that I just used in a build without a seam. They don't come in ultralite versions however so they are heavier.

[@legend9018]

Good video. Don’t there grips have seams though? If you have an adjustable driver that rotates the grip that could be an issue no? You’d have to regrip it to align the seam.

[@NelsonAerial]

This is definitely an issue. I needed to change my driver loft and wound up with the seam literally under my thumbs. I’m getting used to it but it was surprising!!

[@franks4973]

I am a believer, since regrouping I hit farther more consistent with less elbow issues. I have large hands so…

[@briangraham1725]

What does it mean, when you’re talking about a heavier grip? Should you balance the club head? I’m using the jumbo max ultra lite medium grips. 😊

[@EFGMC]

Counterbalancing with a heavier grip side is just something you need to try if you are interested. I have not figured out any rules thus far as to who seems to do better with it.

[@Lantheus]

I am working on a set for my dad and he wants to put jumbo max ultra lite Small grips on which are 48g compared to the ones on now that are 58g. Swingweight with the original grip is D3 and will now be approximately D5 with the 10g lighter grip. Should I add 10g counter weights at the top of the shaft to compensate for the grip difference? This will make the total weight the same as before so its not just making the club heavier but not sure if its worth the effort.

[@EFGMC]

Ideally I would want him to try it both ways to see what is better for him. Going to larger oversize grips I find can sometimes negate the heavy head feel for some reason. Maybe more surface area? Not sure. If his current grips are similar size than maybe add weight, if they are bigger than original then maybe not.

[@briansmith2125]

Did you blow all of those on and off to test? I'd LOVE to do this test because I picked the mediums just based on the quiz online but that doesn't mean anything. Can't find anyone to do that test locally.

[@EFGMC]

Yes all air. Lites go on and off like a dream, tour series are a beast in comparison but still work.

[@MrOioi1989]

@@EFGMCso.... Also no tape? I'm new to the game, I assumed without tape, a grip couple easily come off while swinging?

[@EFGMC]

@@MrOioi1989 The grips will stay on without any tape of any kind. We use masking tape with air install to size the grip where we want it. Some grips will work better with air than others though. Softer rubber grips work best.

[@starks1974]

I tried the jumbo max lite, only option, for driver and hurt my wrist. I wish there was a better method of testing grips.

[@EFGMC]

I blew all these on with compressed air so I can use them during a fitting to try options. The ultra lite ones go on super easy. The Tour Series put up more of a fight.

[@ivwshane]

Does grip size have any impact on palm pain? I have medium/small hands and use mid size grips, recently the middle of my palm has started hurting (I’m guessing it’s due to poor form), would larger grips help? The pain is in my lead hands and the pain happens when gripping the club and having any weight on my fingers.

[@sms9106]

I tried but could not make the jumbo max's work, went to Winn LT's mid size.

[@Garbox80]

Don't have any yet, but is it true that bigger grips can help ease finger joit pain? I've started to have some on my right hand sometimes and usuallybit's better stop or adjust sooner than later. I guess any change in shot direction/shape can be fixed by training, like always.

[@EFGMC]

They do have more cushion so right there I would think could help that issue. And the softer grip pressure.

[@alexanderstolberg-stolberg7607]

Hi from Germany :) I just put on my driver the jumbo max large taper ultra light, and my first impression is, that I loos about 25-40 yards of distance...Anyone with the same experience ? THX !

[@jzmouse8842]

How about with irons on the deck?

[@terryholloway9930]

I use medium size golf pride blue or red

[@Jombegolf]

How do you regulate the swignweight in a driver?? Ex. I try the Tour model in my PXG Gen4 driver (D1 with 2 weight below the head 2.5gr. and 7.5 gr.) But when installing the Tour Model ML for made the same swingweight I must to put one weignt of 12.5gr and one weight of 10gr.

[@EFGMC]

I would just play with the weights until you find a feel and dispersion that you want. Hitting an exact SW number isn't important.

[@Jombegolf]

Many thanks,I tested today and same feeling I founded at C8 in a driver C7 in my 4 wood and C6 in my 2 hybrids 22° & 28° ... tomorrow I will assembly a irons,with PXG clubs are easy because the screw weight are easy to change.

[@wealdtkd3559]

But you then can't get the grip into the crease of your left hand (right handed golfer)

[@aidangriffiths5075]

Helped my wrist pain

[@1brunskill]

Bryson puts the club in his hands differently with the larger size

[@EquityDea]

Folks, how do u guys 'test' the type of grips u want to switch to? cannot imagine changing to one type, test them the next day (needs time to dry), then chg to another type, wait another day, test again, and keep on looping .....isn't that kinna time consuming, not to mention costs to replace and by the end u probably would like to retry some of the previous grips tooo.

[@EFGMC]

You need this. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rKaqn6OseaqEq6Msi=p9qkv9uakXswW3Gj

[@petegalindez9961]

I did their test and tried the recommended grip (I believe it was their jumbo size - I normally ply standard +4 or medium)…hated it…tried it again a year or so later due to “new data” apparently supporting their claim…same result…it was terrible for me…can’t feel the club head at all…

[@TheToxicTank]

Everybody I see do this test start pushing the ball up to a slice after putting these on. They seem great for someone who hooks the ball.

[@marklags2396]

I play the Jumbomax Tour Series small. If they ever went belly up, I'm quitting golf. I love those grips. (jk)

[@chadfette]

Jumbomax Small driver only

[@vicgeier3482]

We need more volume!

[@ryanlawhead445]

Clearly he’s a fan of the more feel of weight in the head with the lightest weight grip.

[@EFGMC]

His irons are really head heavy because of extra length so not surprising he likes to have more head feel. That said, he hit both weights in that size well.

[@andyfrizzell4352]

The ultralights will basically leave the swingweight pretty close to original. The heavy ones will really lower the swingweight significantly. I guess useful to balance a really light shaft back to a playable swingweight?

[@hammertime6066]

Great 👍 job live this video

[@FBRR2]

Jumbo max XS lite

[@ghnelson745]

ultralight XL for me.

[@ghnelson745]

Oops I mean XS not XL...

[@johnswanson4266]

I have a disease which prohibits closing my hands completely. Jumbo max is a savior.

[@EkcotheBeholder]

Who's Bryson?

[@nelsonjames1272]

I say be careful. I had a fitter insist on me going up to a midsize. It felt good at the beginning but over time I realized it was a mistake. I’m much more comfortable with standard and three wraps. It feels much smaller to me than the midsize and I’m way more in control of my speed and consistency. For reference I’m a more cadet size in my fingers with longish middle fingers. You have to test big time to get it right and it’s extremely important for consistency. Length of your clubs is right up there too. I tend to be an in between size person with everything. I can’t express enough how important it is to get it right.

[@ryanlawhead445]

How is 50G of extra weight “not a lot” 😅

[@hammertime6066]

Love

[@JackRainfield]

What a waste. The final data chart is such a tiny font it's unreadable!

[@Iversonwings1]

If you use KZbin on a phone or tablet, just go full screen then you can zoom in with your fingers

[@Hustler_state]

It's not as noticeable on drivers. Toss them on irons and your like what in the fffffff!!

[@michaelrooney2216]

I tried them and for me complete junk, lost a ton of yards pulled every shot not for me

[@bga9388]

these grips are too bloody expensive

[@eggsmann594]

those look slippery

[@soonerstingergtrwd2906]

Dude is leaving 10mph on th table with that soft swing. He has a lot more in it.

[@PH-kp7qx]

Not everyone is so focused on distance. He swings smooth and gets good numbers.

[@seadonkey6913]

Something tells me you’re a high handicapper that has a 2 way miss.

[@patrickweeks7370]

Tell us you don’t understand tempo louder

[@soonerstingergtrwd2906]

@@patrickweeks7370 what part of it was a statement of fact and not advice do you not comprehend?

[@kyletheune6280]

Damn. Imagine focusing on hitting your spots rather than hitting it far

[@mikerodrick2430]

The larger the grips, the less the wrists & hands will turn over.

[@NetoperekMordulec]

Bigger grips RESTRICT wrist action - therefore is one has issues with hooking (a lucky one) then the thicker grips are definitely going to help them, but for the 90% of weekend hackers, who overpower the club with their right hand, the thicker grips are absolute disaster!

[@jamesmacconville6633]

What data is this based on?

[@wesmasterflex]

I’m

[@marktoler1017]

Ex small

[@merrittcrenshaw3378]

first

[@robertsandidge441]

Here’s my take on it. I’m 6’5” and muscular, slightly larger hand size. I installed heavier weights in all 4 of my drivers to improve M.O.I so I’m going to try the heavier Tour M D size and see if it can balance out the now heavier heads. But until my rotator cuff surgery is completely healed I can’t yet swing to see the results. But I’m hopeful.

[@MacDaddyOP]

Never seen a tour pro play jumbo grips

[@kwalter2323]

Really ?

[@tonyreagan4553]

Bryson

[@michaelrowe6220]

If there are different shaft flexes, different glove sizes…why wouldn’t grip size also count as a variable? Especially personal preference? ps…the guy who just shot 58, uses the biggest grip they make. And his hands are smaller than mine.

[@ChasVS391]

Could these guys be any more boring? Give me a cup of coffee to wake me up! 😂

[@SmokingJoe62]

Rather unkind & unnecessary

[@donewithdemocrats]

After 50 balls. Your loose enough to hit better.