I got the CP2 midsize grips on my new irons and love them. The best thing about there grumpiness is that when you hit a bad shot and go to throw the club it sticks to your hand that little longer, which results in the club landing just short of the lake. Money savers I say.

I just love golf banter. No matter what course, continent, or group of guys, the trash talking is always the best part of the round! The beer is pretty damn good too. haha

Love the banter. I'm regripping my clubs this winter. Can't wait to experiment with some of this.

Love these two. Could watch them all day.

4:55 'This could make him look very silly' for the best nasty Coach giggle ever! Loving it. Instant Karma at 5:35.

Have been using the Jumbomax ultralight large grips since the start of the year. I don’t have overly large hands and have really enjoyed them.

Gripwise - Golf Pride Z Cord (logo up) One layer of Tape. Will be moving to Golf Pride full cord (logo up) with two layers of tape after a recent fitting. Enjoyed the softer feel on the full cord and extra wrap helps take the hands out of things a little. Like the idea of maybe going for a third wrap under the right hand.

Mark, been saying this to you for 2 yrs now, Mid-Sized Plus 4 grips are money. I changed to them 2 years ago when you started your 10-finger videos, and it absolutely gives better control of the club and the feeling of being able to apply more force into the club - and I also switched from overlap to 10-finger all at the same time.

I'm a men's small glove size too but love mid size Tour Velvet grips. Extra wraps on the bottom hand! 👍

Just recently changed from standard size to midsize z cord on my irons and love them. I'm gonna change my woods next. Interesting idea about going jumbo on wedges for chipping to get the putter sensation. I might have to have an experiment with that.

Just started the video, but I’m interested in the align grips and I believe the jumbo cp2s. My hope with either is that they’ll help feel the club face angle a little better. Funny it’s something I’ve just started looking into and you’ve made a video on it 🔮

Used Golf Pride CP2 Pros for several years but switched to Lamkin Sonars in the spring. Definitely larger, especially since they are "standard" size. Texture makes them quite grippy, but if you are swinging badly they will sandpaper your skin a bit. Been using Super Stroke putter grips for a while but got tired of the slick feel of the polymer material and am trying Golf Pride Tour Snsr Red in 104cc. Seems to give a bit more feedback on how the putter head meets the ball.

i redid my grips earlier this year with Midsize Tour Velvet plus 4. LOVE them. no more hand fatigue, easier to get into my fingers and not my palms, and the random skull shot doesn't hurt terribly much. But I do wear large gloves so my hands are slightly larger than average

Royal Dornoch, just beautiful. Grips, Golf Pride CP2 Pro standard, 2 extra wraps so feels a little thicker than normal. Would be fun to try some bigger grips, although I do not have big hands

Oh boy! This is exciting!

I just played Pinehurst #2 & #4 and The Cradle with Srixon's JTB event. It was awesome! Also I use the Golf Pride MCC Align grips.

I use ChampKey oversize +1 from top to bottom with +2 at the middle to bottom. Cheap and amazing texture grips. Oddly enough, I have gotten more control since switching.

I had mid size Golf Pride grips on my driver all this season but I just changed it to standard size and my driving improved. Guy Canada 🇨🇦

what a start to a video. A putt to nowhere and then a Coach Lockey van chasing half shank! love the grip experiment with tape idea. I'm taking mcc new decade or z cord every time though. mcc new decades are the perfect cord/mix grip for me. its hard to experiment with tape thickness when grips are 12-15 dollars each though.. lol

I could listen you guys chuntering on all day 😂

I have been using the CP2 wrap oversize which has helped eliminate a hook and produces a power fade of the tee.

LOL… The first two holes of golf remind me of my own golf some days. Pinehurst No. 4 looks so amazing…wow😮😮😮… I’m a CP2 mid with a couple layers of tape guy. I could go jumbo too… They just feel great…

The best course was probably Mossy Oak Golf Club in terms of layout, architecture, and overall condition. The favorite course however, is Snow Mountain in Las Vegas. Amazing combination of architecture, condition, and setting.

I was having trouble with my hands and standard grips - my hands would hurt. I switch to SuperStroke oversized tour traxion grips and love them!

My go to grip is far and away the Lamkin Sonar+ Standard. As I understand it the + means it doesn’t taper for the lower hand. I love the “fingerprint” technology that lets you get a firm grip without it being tacky. That said, I do have a second set of irons and several woods with the Golf Pride New Decade MCC grips. While not as comfortable as the Lamkins (IMO) I can still play a round comfortably with them. If I hadn’t tried the Lamkins I would have stayed with the MCCs.

1 wrap with GP tour wrap mid size. Been using these for the past 6 years.

Great video...Pure Pro Midsize (gray) with 4 wraps on the lower hand for less taper.

Absolutely love the GP CP2 Wrap midsize +1. Have them on my pings and mizuno clubs.

I'm a men's small glove but love the JumboMax Ultralite XS (one size above jumbo). I think they are a game changer.

just look at that golf course, wow!!

Got the non-tapered midsize grips, love them...

Tour Align Velvet, standard, one wrap. I don't wear a glove. Love them.

I play the v-55 cord with 2 full wraps and at least 2 more under the right hand. It gives a larger grip in your right hand and is still a "thin" grip, rubber-wise. It's firmer than an actual midsized grip

For this season I fitted CP2 Pro. Love the soft feel.

Not played in the US. But best courses; Loch Lomond; Turnberry (Pre-Trump); Monte Rey & West Cliffs (Portugal)….also a fan of Princes and Royal Porthcawl.

I have Golfpride CPX Midsize which are soft and kinder to my old hands, 2 best courses...... The Glenmarie in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and the Championship Connemara Links in Galway, Ireland. Both totally different but both awesome. Cheers from Germany to you both.

I have whatever grips came on my irons a decade ago when I bought the set off the shelf... Probably time for a fit and to try some grips.

I got fit for the new Titleist stuff last week. I've played MCC +4 grips as long as I can remember and had to hit Tour velvets on the demo shafts. Was 5 mph slower swing speed with them as they felt so weird and foreign to me.

Olympia Fields near chicago.. 3 glorious days... well done.. still need that muppet tour stop in central texas area!

Midsize Tour Velvet for me. Had the Tour Wrap years ago, they are dreadful when wet.

I Play the MCC Plus 4 Align Mid's and Tour Velvet Plus 4 Align mids on my woods and the standards with 1 extra wrap on my irons. Then just the basic MCC Plus 4 on my wedges with a extra wrap.

Standard MCC +2 wraps throughout the bag. Large glove size, for reference I would like to try a +4 grip, or a more built up bottom hand, in my driver

I put Jumbo grip X small lite on my woods. But didn't like them on my irons, so I tried golf pride +4 with extra tape on the lower hand. Finally settled on DRI TECH Less Taper for all my irons.

Golf pride tour velvet, midsized seem to be great for me. The thicker grip fits large hands well.

I've tried standard, midsize, jumbo. The whole lot on more than one occasion. Love the feel of the thicker grips in the hand to genrally swing about... But I can't get a consistent strike with them...I'm not sure if its the change in "swingweight" from the extra grip weight, causing counterbalance and loosing the clubhead feel. So I've gone back to standard.

I just bought GolfPride CPx grips in midsize. Haven't installed them yet. Hopefully in the next few days.

I play Royal Grips Sand Wrap standard with one extra wrap under the right hand. Don't use a glove and have always used cord grips but these are the grippiest I've ever played.

I use the Z cord logo down on all clubs aside from putter. 4 - PW standard wrap, gap wedge has an extra wrap on the bottom half, sand wedge has two wraps, and lob wedge has two wraps and an extra wrap on the bottom half. I regroup my own clubs and just started messing around with extra tape until I found what I liked the most.

Changed my own grips for the first time, using the GP Tour Wrap 2g black, standard size. I live in Michigan, love the tackiness of them. And also, some of them didn't exactly go on straight .. good thing I don't use the label for club alignment in my sent up! Wait .. maybe i should, and have someone else regrip them for next season! HAHA

Golf Pride Tour Velvet midsize +4... just lovely grips for me...

I just went to midsize cp2. Really helps with my wrist pain. Also switched to graphite in irons which helps a lot as well. 100% do both if you have any wrist/hand/elbow/shoulder pain. Big grips and graphite allow me to actually play golf pain free.

I have MCC plus 4 midsize with 2 layers on driver and 3 wood.. and Tour Velvet jumbo on all irons and wedges.

Celtic Manor so far. Not been playing long so Looking forward to exploring some courses over seas!

MARK: You and Matt planning on making your way down to Orlando during your US tour? Inquiring minds want to know....

My local Muny is the best course I’ve ever played 😂

golf Pride CP2 jumbo size. Love them

Ive been playing the mid-size mcc plus 4's and they have been an awesome feeling grip. In saying it would be great to feel how the standard mcc with 2 wraps or 3 wraps feels compared and what difference it makes.

Sandhills Golf Club in Mullen, NE

I always think thick grips feel great but as a player that uses the hands to control the club head and generate speed, I'm pretty useless playing them. Honestly think hitting the same club with different grips should be part of a fitting process, rather than just ok these are the clubs what grip do you like the feel of.

After a bunch of messing around with grips, I now play a mid-size grip with 3 layers of tape at the bottom for less taper. I'd been using Golf Pride MCC+4 and CPx grips, but recently switched to Lamkin UTx grips. They have the corded feel but are softer and tackier than the MCC grips. The CPx grips are a bit too squishy and the texturing is annoying at times.

Nicest course played Elephant Rocks in Williams Arizona. I don’t feel so bad with my game after watching this. 😂

Best course played is Cape Wickham on King Island Australia - just 🙏 for a light wind day. Try the Grip Master Roo on the driver It’s been a game changer for me

Ohhhhhhhhh No ! Bloody Grip Sizes/Tape !!!! You just HAD to do that didn't You !! Just when I FINALLY had My head going on a single coherent path..... BINGO ! Can of worms again, LOL. So, THANKS a bunch !!!! Have to be brutally honest, Your Vlogs are SOOOOOO much darker and (even) more entertaining when the Golf goes west.

CP2 Wrap Midsize is my grip of choice on my woods Lamkin Crossline Midsize on Irons

I recently went to the Winn DriTac Tour Wrap OverSized, and I’ve been very happy

Top video very interesting

I have Winn Dri-Tac 2.0 mid on all clubs except for the driver. The driver has Jumbo Max XL large.

Ive used standard all the way to Jumbomaxx. From what ive found....the Winn Dri Tac Oversize is hands down the best grip. Its as big as you could actually want it without throwing off swing weight. Winn is the only manufacturer who makes a big grip at a normal weight.

GP MCC+4 align midsize in irons. Non-align in woods and wedges. Recently replaced my 2i grip and tried the GP CPX mid. Liked it so put on one of my spare wedges for testing. Like it so far. May change to CPX mid (with 3 extra wraps on lower hand) on all irons next round

Kooyonga, South Australia was punishing for me (Nett 100 in a juniour competition!). Royal Adelaide is a challenging, stunning layout, with bonus train line. Grips are something I am still exploring. What is perfect for me? Not sure. I did buy a driver and 3 wood second hand last year with thick grips. It took a while to adjust my swing in order to get my hands through the ball wnough to restore a draw to my standard shot shape.

JumboMax Ultralight...36 grams...how much difference do you make when you use heavier or lighter grips in relation to the balance point of the club???

My favourite course is Ilkley golf club in West Yorkshire the most beautiful course I have ever played

PGA West Stadium Course. And I work in club repair and regrip clubs all the time. Grips matter, but much like shaft flex, etc its a small part of a larger equation.

Shadowcreek is probably the best course I've played in the US though I did love Paiute GC.

Hard to pinpoint one as all so different but Old Course Kingsbarns Trump Gleneagles Carnoustie,but there are so many great courses up here

Tour wraps all the way... Love the stickiness

I've never seen a more relatable first 2 holes.

Torrey Pines & La Paloma Golf Course in Tuscon AZ

Best course thus far…? I’d say Quinta South after the refit was superb!

I'm flabbergasted at how grips are ignored. As Mr Crossfield showed in his recent driver tests, there is no real difference in current models. Ditto irons. Grips can't improve a club, but they can help you get the most out of them. My normal shot is a draw, my miss is a hook and the shot that makes me want to give up golf is a pull hook. The problem isn't swing path, it is a closed face at impact. Caused by my strong grip. Again, Mr Crossfield did a video explaining this. Were I a tad more dedicated, I'd rebuild my grip from the ground up. But I'm 61 and no longer in the improvement phase. Instead I'm in the cling on to single digit phase. A couple of years or so ago I read a review of the Golfpride Align grips. The theory made sense so I gave them a try in my irons. The improvement was dramatic and immediate. Way more than 'upgrading' to different irons. The more neutral grip felt odd, but the left miss disappeared. I could aim at greens. I shot my first ever even par round. Got to my lowest handicap. My form has reverted since those heady days, but it is because I have ignored the Align nudges and gone back to my evil ways. I need bigger Align lines. Similarly with the driver. I've been trying heads and shafts recently and basically there is no real difference. The exception was a shaft that was fitted with an Align grip. I had the same launch and spin numbers as every other shaft, but it was obviously and consitently more right biased. I've been fitted numerous times since about 2016 and my numbers haven't changed a jot (albeit I'm lucky enough to have a very efficient swing). But the right grip, leading to a better setup, is the only thing that has made a real difference. I still flirt with new clubs, but I always regrip them.

Pure grips midsize. They are fantastic. Made in Arizona US.

Thought you’ve played better. Enjoyed the comraderie. You should announce these dates, I’m sure you both would have quite the gallery. 😊

I’ve got the Golf Pride mcc standard with two pieces of tape, next time I think I’ll go mid size one tape 🤷‍♂️

GP Z cord align standard w/+2 right wrap #SwanseaCC MA.

Les Bordes! Amazing place!

The Tim Mallet of YT golf LOL

I got to play The Olympic Club on my honeymoon in 1992! Best wife award!

Beautiful courses

Best course-Jasper Park Lodge in Alberta, Canada. Scenic mountain course.

Nice hat mate!!!

Karsten Creek Golf Course I’m Stillwater, OK. By far the best golf course in Oklahoma and one of the best in the country.

Switched to the CP2 grips. Love them especially in the wedges.

Lamkin Crossline Black, standard with two layers of full size buildup plus one more for the lower hand and of course 2 inch double sided tape,, or Royal classic V, a cheaper alternative, best looking for me are Lamkin 360 Genesis crosslines cord the one for Talor made with a red but cap, really like longer or stretching grips an extra inch to 11.5, so if I could ever find them the 1150 Lamkin crossline grips....no logo which I like anyways,, how about those leather Grip Master ,,,,can't justify $ 25-35 plus per grip but they are sure nice. Always liked the Golf Pride Victory grips.. the black and aqua colored things with the swing rite pattern.

The next time you come to Pinehurst you have to go to the Sly Fox pub in Southern Pines; and while you're at it, drop me a line and I'll buy you a pint! Keep up the good work with the content

Those greens are pure

Best course I have played, World Woods in Florida. rumor has it that it was sold and will no longer be affordable to the common man. I play the MCC midsize on all my Clubs. works well and are tapered for choking up on the Club.

Has there been any studies done regarding grip thickness and shot shape\ dispersion?

What’s with the color of balls switch?

Tobacco Road which is near Pinehurst in Sanford.

I hope you tried CP2 Tour Wrap med size.