Using the correct type of golf grip - EXPLAINED! | HowDidiDo Academy

This video explains what different types of grip are available and how they can improve different aspects of your game.
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Thank you for watching this HowDidiDo Academy video on the different grips available and how they can help your game.

[@ScrivyRL]

Thanks for the great video and feedback. I was actually expecting you to comment on how they felt to you after using each one. But your standard GP info was good. The MCC align Plus 4 wear out fairly quick, not long lasting when you play a few times a week and practice every day. In the thumb and palm area where the pressure is as all my grips have. I use Winn Dritac now and they have been great for soft feel and comfort with some tackiness, but they don't last very long either. That's why I grip my own clubs...

[@davidnagy510]

I find washing your grips regularly with soap and water then rinsing them help keep them feeling new washing the oil and grime from your hands off them

[@jamesm4603]

This was a fantastic video something I've not seen in over 55 years of playing golf.

[@davet5780]

Grip firmness will also affect how the shaft performs. A firm grip will make a stiff shaft perform (feel) like an extra stiff - and vice versa. So no point being fitted for stiff shafts and then deciding to put very firm or very soft grips on them. Get fitted with the grips you intend to use.

[@peariejones6253]

Excellent video. Thank you.

[@kodyadams5561]

THE BEST GRIP IN GOLF CLUBS IS THE GOLF PRIDE HYBRID LIKE THE MCC OR RED AND BLACK ONE IN THIS VIDEO. I HAVE 39 YEARS OF GOLF EXPERIENCE

[@jarveybarrantes7844]

Thanks Sophie for this great video! Glad to see that I am using the grips you recommended. These grips really feel great in dry or wet conditions. Durability is amazing. Greetings from Colombia!

[@lkae4]

CP2 Wrap Jumbo is my fav. Very tacky, great impact absorption. Golf Pride, please make a black-out color way.

[@jacquesvilleneuve754]

Extremely informative video. I agree with the previous gentleman's comment. Keep on bringing good tips Sophie!

[@user-gm9lc9tx8x]

Very informative, thank you.

[@davidnagy510]

I use the cp2 mid size love them

[@harrste11]

Great video!

[@barbarabarber3167]

What about the CP2 wrap and pro grips? They last for many years, never dry out and stay tacky. i play once per week usually, and they still feel like new….I got them in 20181

[@lkae4]

Yes. CP2 wrap jumbo has transformed my game. It's also great for impact absorption.

[@wayner2560]

Thank you for this video. This was the best video I’ve watched in my research on grips. I haven’t golfed in four years. The pandemic. I had a beginner set of clubs my whole life. Recently. My cousin passed on his old Blades. He suggested to me to re-grip them. At the golf store, I was kind of talked into getting the golf pride MCC, Red and black/grey. I really wanted the tour velvet, but they had Tour Velvet Plus 4 in stock. He told me they don’t taper or have less tapper. The gentleman at the store suggested the MCC regular. I play in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. The weather here is rainy and cold at times. Short summers. I have extremely soft skin on. Y hands. So I blister and cut easily. However. Once I golf more the hands adapt. I’m the type of golfer who truly loves the game. I am self taught. I’ve never been able to get proper fitted. The cousin suggested I should go and get myself fitted someday, and to get a new set of clubs. I can’t make up my mind. I wouldn’t know what blades to purchase. As silly as it sounds, I really didn’t know that being fitted is the best thing to do. My clubs are being re-griped. It is going to take a week. Im very tempted to go back and switch to the Velvet Tour Plus 4. In all honesty. I know it’s about preference feel. When I play golf, I play on feel. I grew up playing a lot of hockey. When I started playing golf. The lighter I held the club in my hands, the better I hit and shaped the ball. After watching your video, I feel the Tour Velvet would help with that feel over the MCC. I am not sure. Am I just in my head? I really appreciated your excellent video. Haawa (thank you) !

[@josephdubiel7129]

I am trying the Tour Velvet plus 4 myself. Just had them put on today. I was torn between them and the MCC as well. It will be interesting to see how the Tour Velvet Plus 4 play tomorrow out on the course.

[@josephdubiel7129]

I put the Tour Velvet plus 4 on some of my clubs and have the MCC Plus 4 on the others. You mention you blister easily. I think perhaps the Tour Velvet plus 4 would be easier on your hands than the MCC as the later has a rougher more aggressive surface to them.

[@varitasaequitas1490]

Great video but I disagree completely about the sustainability of full corded grips. I use to change mine three time per year then I switched to the tour wraps and they last me a full season.

[@petermartinaitis8166]

Most used grip on PGA Tour...........Golf Pride Tour Velvet.

[@jaymorin7131]

LAMKIN is the only way to go!!!

[@josephdubiel7129]

Nope

[@matthewmeadows1617]

Well done. I use new decade multi compound grips no glove absolutely love it. Doesn’t tear up my hands. I’m a male. Women have gentle hands of course it will tear up their hands look ugly. 😵‍💫😖😷