How Two Years of GIANT Grips Changed My Golf...

After trying super massive grips for two years, I look at how this weird and wonderful change has affected my golf technique and my ability to cope with wrist pain in the golf swing...
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[@Rugras.]

The haters are small people with small hands.

[@kyleklein9622]

I work in Industrial Maintenance. And after a long day of work and sneaking in a range session my hands were sore. I changed to these grips and after a bit of an adjustment period I love them. No pain after practicing or playing. I understand they aren't for everyone but they help me play more golf and that's a win win.

[@Smiththebat]

My MAIN concern is how the hell do you not lose your mind trying to pull those bad boys out of your golf bag! Those things seem like a snag nightmare! I finally switched to midsize because they just fit my hands better than standard and I already notice my bag being tighter. I am very interested in eventually moving up to oversized though!

[@bluetoughguy]

My wife put oversized winn grips on her clubs as she has issues with carpal tunnel already. They make a huge difference for her. We were travelling a few weeks back and rented clubs with normal grips and she complained about her wrists throughout the round, so it's definitely helpful for people with hand/wrist problems!

[@mccalljeff]

After hitting 1,000 balls a week since the weather got warm, I have BAD tendonitis. I think this will actually help that.

[@christopherdanjou]

I went from standard to midsize and have had massive improvements

[@boxerboy860]

I’m just worried about “feeling” my mishits

[@rickpopp6535]

I have had "trigger finger" surgery on both hands. (middle fingers). These sized grips allowed has allow me to continue to play during recovery. Now, I keep them because I like them.

[@block19row13]

I've battled with tennis elbow for the last 3 years and ended up having surgery. I have considered giving these a go to see if they would make a difference.

[@mikemoodie]

Smaller grips encourage flipping, whilst larger grips will encourage better body rotation. I initially lost some distance until I improved my body rotation. Big improvement. Hoping RSI pain in my right wrist will dissipate.

[@connorkooyers8495]

Grips are so interesting and are often overlooked! Love the long term review! Thanks Mate!

[@swingking83]

I’ve played with them for years now. I don’t think I’ll ever go back. The one thing I wasn’t aware of was how heavy some the grips were. It changed my swing weight by a lot. And I played like that for several years. Last year I switched to the light version (which is same weight as standard grips) and it made a world of difference.

[@karlwoolley9092]

I’ve used these for 2 years now and would never go back. I struggled with terrible hand pain after a round and these grips have been transformative. My handicap went from 13 down to 8 as well so something’s working technically too. I don’t really analyse it too much though. I just put it down to feeling confident because I can hit without pain. Thanks for introducing me to the idea of these in the first place Pete.

[@billprokopowich6833]

I changed to jumbo max because of the arthritis in my hands, and they are remarkable. Total control, and the guys with little hands will have a problem. One bucket of balls at the range and it was heaven. All thanks to you Peter, keep up the great vlogs.👍

[@tdank76]

Pete I have also struggled with wrist/hand pain, to the point of having to quit all together for 9 months now. Im a 6 hdcp and I really miss it. Im sure a lot of us would really love to hear a deeper explanation of what injuries you had and what part of the swing caused it. Grip pressure? Angle of attack?

[@privategent1]

I started up golfing back in 2022, at 43yrs of age. I also did play from age 14-22 off and on.

[@user-nh2qb8zd3g]

Absolute positive game changer! Love them! I’m only 5’8. More distance, more feel and no more wrist pain. As a former tennis player its a god send!

[@jwestphal1978]

I'm definitely thinking about going to a bigger grip! Thanks for the insight and honesty. Maybe I'll do an old set of irons and see if I like it

[@adamw9764]

I swapped to the larger grips about a year ago and I haven't looked back. My miss tended to be a bit of a hook and after getting use to the size difference in the grips, my ball striking has been so much better! I didnt go as large as you, I ended up with the Tour Series Standard Oversize grips as the larger ones were just a bit "too much" for me.

[@hamiltne]

When I retired 5 years ago I went to Jumbo grips as I was struggling gripping the club due to arthritis & I’ve stuck with them thru club changes. Made a big difference to my enjoyment of the game