billj
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What is so hard about breaking 100? I am over 100 almost every game 
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Anyway hello all. I found this forum because I am a club builder as a hobby and have made a few pennies on the side. I was looking at the comparison of the Lamkin Perma-Wrap 3Gen vs the new Golf Pride Tour Wrap 2G. I bought 2 of each grip yesterday. I put a Lamkin on my 3 wood and 5 iron amd a Tour Wrap on my 5 wood and 7 iron. Standard size grip fits me well without any extra layers of tape. My longest finger is 3 3/8". I have tried many types of grips, velvet, DD2, Winn. They are all nice grips, but my first set of clubs had real leather wrap grips, a used set of clubs many years ago. I then went to a modern Tour Wrap, and of all the grips I have tried I keep going back. They just feel comfortable. Anyway I'll try to get out to the range this weekend and let you know which grip better. Of course August here in Florida might be a better test!
. LOLAnyway hello all. I found this forum because I am a club builder as a hobby and have made a few pennies on the side. I was looking at the comparison of the Lamkin Perma-Wrap 3Gen vs the new Golf Pride Tour Wrap 2G. I bought 2 of each grip yesterday. I put a Lamkin on my 3 wood and 5 iron amd a Tour Wrap on my 5 wood and 7 iron. Standard size grip fits me well without any extra layers of tape. My longest finger is 3 3/8". I have tried many types of grips, velvet, DD2, Winn. They are all nice grips, but my first set of clubs had real leather wrap grips, a used set of clubs many years ago. I then went to a modern Tour Wrap, and of all the grips I have tried I keep going back. They just feel comfortable. Anyway I'll try to get out to the range this weekend and let you know which grip better. Of course August here in Florida might be a better test!
man! I remember the breaking 100 hurdle, it's all about avoiding the penalty strokes and keeping it in play there. I still have the very occasional 100+ round, and it is always because I get myself in big trouble off the tee.
