The Truth Behind Golf Grips Will SHOCK You - Find Your Size!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- Expert golfer Mark Crossfield hosts "Unveiling the Golf Grip Size Myth: Find Your Perfect Fit," an instructional video dedicated to shedding light on the significance of choosing the right grip size for your golf clubs.
He busts the myth that a standard grip fits all, showing how this oversight can handicap players' games.
This practical guide is complete with visual aids and drills to help golfers of all levels understand and implement these vital equipment adjustments.
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This video was just what i was looking for. I bought used clubs which came with worn out midsize grips. I got used to them but i needed to re grip them but i wasn't sure if staying with the same or going to standard.
Glad to hear it, play well!
im a 4.2 and always use standard grips two wraps and this past year been struggling with elbow pain.. dirt bike wrecks lol.. recently switched to jumbo max zen lite kinda like a tour velvet i use the small + 1/4 and what a difference with strike i thought it would help with pain but not so much but strike improved for me .. i couldn't think of using regular grips again.. might go up to medium next re-grip..
That's great to hear, sorry it's not sorted the pain but glad it's helped with the golf!
@@GolfShopOnline golfers elbow they said lol tendinitis.. have you ever had this ?
@@bknoxx I've had it. In the attic I have a 10 inch long rubber baton for twisting. Not sure what it's called but the physio recommended it, and it's quite effective. The problem cleared up, hasn't been back since. Terraband I guess it's called. I just googled . .
Pure grips standard size are just fine for me .best grips on the market for feel
I’m a big dude at 6’6” tall and 275lbs. I wear a XL glove. My clubs have standard size grips. No wonder why I suck….
Everyone's different but it might be worth testing a few larger options
@@GolfShopOnline yesterday I put Jumbos on my irons. They had standard on them previously. Went to the range today and I’m amazed at how much difference it made. I’m really kicking myself for not doing this years ago.
That's great to hear, play well!
really wish you had gone into this much more in depth
Agreed.
We can do that, this was just a quick overview ⛳
Bryson style grips are super.
I currently have Golfpride Tour Velvet Midsize grips on pretty much every thing I wear a M/L cadet glove I am gonna try the Golf Pride MCC +4 midsize grips on a couple of my woods to see if i like them and if i do like them will switch them all will the swing weight be much different you think ? your thoughts ? thx for your videos cheers from Vulcan Canada
I wouldn't worry about swingweight making a change like this. The extra thickness in the bottom hand may change the feel slightly, but since you're already in a Golf Pride midsize, going to a Golf Pride midsize +4 will be such a minimal weight change, if it changes it at all.
Standard with 1 wrap of tape works for me and I use ML or L glove.
Another area VASTLY under documented is the notion of putting weights into the grip of a putter, along with putter length and putter weight. Given the money changing hands for some serious kit in all other areas, it's staggering how little intel is out there on this KEY area of scoring for ALL golfers, and not only that but with the one club where all players are equal, except perhaps in terms or height, arm length, and hand size.. : )
This is true, so much of your putting setup (head, grip etc) comes down to personal preference, which I completely understand as you want ultimate confidence standing over any putt, but it would be interesting to see some more in-depth research into these sort of factors
I have large palms and short fingers. I can't grip a standard or thick grip. A standard grip does stop me from releasing the club because i can't hold it in the fingers.
That can be tricky, have you tried an undersize grip? Sometimes just playing around with different options you can stumble across something that just feels right. Golf Pride also have a bit of a size guide that may help too: www.golfpride.com/blog/what-size-golf-grip-do-i-need/
I must have got some bad info, I had read somewhere that you were six feet tall, but there's no way someone who's 6 ft tall is wearing a small glove.
He's not far off, give the man a break 😂
I’ve just seen John Daly say that all golfers would benefit from having thicker grips.
I'm not sure it's quite that generalised, but like he said, more people should definitely play around and test them rather than just going with the standard fitted grip everytime
Sorry Mark, but the title does not match the content. Disappointing
Video titled find your size doesn't help people find their size = misleading....
There is no real way to point you in the right direction. It comes down to preference.
@@holmer9413 So why title the video Find Your Size! 🤷♂
@@GolfAddict got me, maybe to let you know you should try other sizes and not just stick with the one you've always used.