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Golfarizona
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| Subject: Time to Re-Grip  Fri Dec 07, 2012 9:27 pm | |
| It's coming time for me to re-grip my clubs.
I usually play Lamkin Gen III's. But, I am open to trying something new. Any suggestions? | |
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Twiddly
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| | Subject: Re: Time to Re-Grip Sat Dec 22, 2012 9:24 pm | |
| I just put on some new PURE Grips in the begining go November an have been really impressed
I usually play Golf Pride VDR's but theses looked cool so I figured I'd give them a try. | |
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mattyv
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| | Subject: Re: Time to Re-Grip Thu Jan 10, 2013 2:55 pm | |
| - Golfarizona wrote:
- It's coming time for me to re-grip my clubs.
I usually play Lamkin Gen III's. But, I am open to trying something new. Any suggestions? Not sure if you have re-gripped yet but you might want to check out the Medalist velvet grips. I just picked some up from Golfsmith for $1.99/each. I am using the Lamkin Gen III as well right now and these seemed very similar and less than half the cost. I weighed the medalist and they are just about the same weight as the Gen III's I have so they should not affect the feel of the club. I'm going to throw them on mine when I finally wear through the Gen II's. | |
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Golfarizona
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| | Subject: Re: Time to Re-Grip Thu Jan 10, 2013 9:15 pm | |
| I saw those when I was there a few weeks ago. They felt a little thin to me. And I don't know how they would hold up | |
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mattyv
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| | Subject: Re: Time to Re-Grip Fri Jan 11, 2013 10:45 am | |
| - Golfarizona wrote:
- I saw those when I was there a few weeks ago. They felt a little thin to me. And I don't know how they would hold up
They hold up well. The Medalist line is solid. I've done a lot of re-gripping and used to use their tour wrap model exclusively because they we as good if not better than the Golf Pride tour wraps. They did so well in the Golfsmith stores they had to stop selling them as it was eating into the Golf Pride sales. Did you look at the midsize or the standard size? | |
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Ihatetoputt
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| | Subject: Re: Time to Re-Grip Fri Jan 11, 2013 9:01 pm | |
| I just put one on my driver yesterday. For the price it is a good BASIC grip. It's feels ok but I haven't hit it yet. I will let you know this weekend. | |
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Golfarizona
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| | Subject: Re: Time to Re-Grip Sat Jan 12, 2013 12:18 pm | |
| - Ihatetoputt wrote:
- I just put one on my driver yesterday. For the price it is a good BASIC grip. It's feels ok but I haven't hit it yet. I will let you know this weekend.
Thanks. Please let me know. | |
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Golfarizona
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| | Subject: Re: Time to Re-Grip Tue Jan 15, 2013 3:28 pm | |
| - Ihatetoputt wrote:
- I just put one on my driver yesterday. For the price it is a good BASIC grip. It's feels ok but I haven't hit it yet. I will let you know this weekend.
so how did those grips work? | |
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Ihatetoputt
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| | Subject: Re: Time to Re-Grip Tue Jan 15, 2013 10:07 pm | |
| They worked fine. They feel like new PING grips. They are Tacki just enough so they don't slip. | |
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