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I need to buy 1 grip for driver and give it a try. Good way to start SIM season. I will go regular.

I historically have played the Golfpride CP2 Wrap for its shock absorption properties plus for play in humid conditions as I get sweaty palms and fingers so I need the most tacky grip I can find that is also softer for guy with some arthritic fingers.

Recommendations?
 
JimmyDee said:
I need to buy 1 grip for driver and give it a try. Good way to start SIM season. I will go regular.

I historically have played the Golfpride CP2 Wrap for its shock absorption properties plus for play in humid conditions as I get sweaty palms and fingers so I need the most tacky grip I can find that is also softer for guy with some arthritic fingers.

Recommendations?
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I started with one on driver and one on a wedge. Now wedges and woods all have these. Irons, 2 sets, all have new grips, when they wear out I’ll get more.
 
JW Smoove said:
I started with one on driver and one on a wedge. Now wedges and woods all have these. Irons, 2 sets, all have new grips, when they wear out I’ll get more.
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Any recommendation for model i.e. Hybrid vs. Super?
 
JimmyDee said:
Any recommendation for model i.e. Hybrid vs. Super?
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I went all in with the more costly hybrid. But that was based on a number of inputs from others.
 
JimmyDee said:
I need to buy 1 grip for driver and give it a try. Good way to start SIM season. I will go regular.

I historically have played the Golfpride CP2 Wrap for its shock absorption properties plus for play in humid conditions as I get sweaty palms and fingers so I need the most tacky grip I can find that is also softer for guy with some arthritic fingers.

Recommendations?
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I think the hybrid is the better of the two, but I have all hybrid on my clubs.
 
shanewu said:
I’m in the iLine fan club with Dan so I find this very intriguing. I think it’s inevitable I’ll try them, just need to figure out the first club I guess.
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It will be a different experience for you, no doubt, but it's definitely not a bad thing. A fair bit more tactile with how much of it is raised and a bit less mushy again based on how much material is actually connected to your hands.

But I think it's worth the consideration for sure. It's a refreshing take on material alone.
 
That Zen Black/Poppy Red midsize color is calling my name. That'll pair pretty freaking well with the new UW.
 
I decided to join the crowd tonight. Grabbed a pair of midsize. One will go one driver. Not sure yet which club the second grip will go on.
 
So I maybe adjusting to the Super from the Hyper. Its a tiny bit softer, but I really still like them both.
Both are just so good when the elements come into play.

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JB said:
So I maybe adjusting to the Super from the Hyper. Its a tiny bit softer, but I really still like them both.
Both are just so good when the elements come into play.

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I need to try the Super. Love the Hyper but I'm thinking the Super might be the ticket for wedges where I don't use a glove.
 
amarkabove said:
I need to try the Super. Love the Hyper but I'm thinking the Super might be the ticket for wedges where I don't use a glove.
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It definitely is a bit less aggressive, but I dont think there is any grip lost.
 
I have the Hyper midsize on driver. I could either test in 45 deg rain or be patient. We will see.

For the long term users, does the tackiness keep up or does it fade some?
 
Scooby45 said:
I have the Hyper midsize on driver. I could either test in 45 deg rain or be patient. We will see.

For the long term users, does the tackiness keep up or does it fade some?
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I have a hyper midsize on my 5w to test it out. I used it in rain at Victoria National and it worked great. I haven't had it long enough to really test the durability, but I haven't noticed any difference from when it came out of the package.
 
Scooby45 said:
I have the Hyper midsize on driver. I could either test in 45 deg rain or be patient. We will see.

For the long term users, does the tackiness keep up or does it fade some?
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I've been using the one on my driver since April and it still looks and feels new.
 
AuzzieMatt said:
I've been using the one on my driver since April and it still looks and feels new.
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Thanks. Not totally sure how I feel about the slight tack so good to know that it sticks around
 
Played in heavy rain for a few holes last week and had zero issues with the midsize and rain gloves. They were fine without rain gloves until it really started coming down.
 
So I admit, I was a little skeptical about these and wasn’t sure the cost was worth it.

After my first range session, however, I’m pretty smitten with the midsize hyper . The lack of twisting in my hands was noticeable and gave a bit of a feeling I could swing free. It was a really good experience.

Need to get it on course, but pretty sure these will be my grips for ‘26
 
Scooby45 said:
So I admit, I was a little skeptical about these and wasn’t sure the cost was worth it.

After my first range session, however, I’m pretty smitten with the midsize hyper . The lack of twisting in my hands was noticeable and gave a bit of a feeling I could swing free. It was a really good experience.

Need to get it on course, but pretty sure these will be my grips for ‘26
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Torque in grips is so underthought of.
 
JB said:
Torque in grips is so underthought of.
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I honestly didn't expect to notice that much of a difference. I thought it would be like most other grips, a little unique in feel and texture, but overall the same type of experience, just dependent on preference. So much so, that although I bought two to get free shipping, I saved the second thinking there was a better than 50/50 shot I would send it on to another interested TPHer.

I was wrong.
 
Scooby45 said:
I honestly didn't expect to notice that much of a difference. I thought it would be like most other grips, a little unique in feel and texture, but overall the same type of experience, just dependent on preference. So much so, that although I bought two to get free shipping, I saved the second thinking there was a better than 50/50 shot I would send it on to another interested TPHer.

I was wrong.
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Its one of those things that a creator of shafts from Fuji told me probably 10 years ago. He said everybody gets tied up in a torque number, but then fails to look at the grips, fit of their glove, etc.
 
I've decided the Super is my favorite grip. Next season I will have them on all my clubs.
 
jdtox said:
I've decided the Super is my favorite grip. Next season I will have them on all my clubs.
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Super midsize would be more cost effective!
 
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