I’m working hard on that. Good to read you appreciate the work

broth, I was just gonna type that shit

Had my left wrist reconstructed and has never felt right swinging the Club since ,so maybe try those grips.

couldn’t agree more, it’s been game changing to me when I changed to JMX in 2022 but now I’ve really tested the full spectrum for the first time

I did that aswell, same story much straighter ballflights. Only downside, you gotta adapt the grip strength. I tended to grip too hard on the bigger grips

Awesome. I'm coming from tennis and now gaming the JumboMax UltraLite medium and will never go back. Loose hands and gloveless golf. Awesome 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻

it’s been a "shot shape changer" for me

I hear you and feel the same way!

What numbers did you see change out of curiosity? Would this help with being steep at all? ( only driver issue not other clubs - thinking out the box / or dreaming lol )

@@Cfs_81I used to be really steep with driver… like hitting down 1 or 2 degrees with driver but set up is what fixed that more than the grips. Biggest change from grips I saw was how i released the club. Everyone body is going to react/adapt differently when going to larger grips. For me they helped with face angle and consistency of my face at impact. With regular grips I’d snap the face closed getting the duck hook left as I was over using my hands closing the club face down in the swing was too much. With the jumbo max grip I started to release the swing with the turn of my body more. So a more consistent face angle and launch direction is what I saw. Did it fix all my swing issues?? Absolutely not but it gave me a more consistent swing and I learned to play that swing and have shot much lower scores with jumbo max grips.

@@Cfs_81 I bought just two grips at first from a local store after doing their “grip fitter” online. It sized me in a Small. I Put them on my 8 iron and one on my driver and went to the range couple times before spending the $$ on a full set. But I liked the results I saw. Now I play them on all my clubs, even wedges.

⁠​⁠​⁠@@colecole4774that’s awesome getting club face control that way. I struggle a bit with setup too but am actively working on it. I’m gonna try the jumbo max on a club for sure now. I get that odd release at times too. I wonder if the extra diameter in the grips puts your forearm >wrist > hands in a more natural feeling state. Not sure if I explained my guess right or not. I’ve noticed with some grip adjustments things just go naturally and then getting a bit too strong can make me hit hooks. Is there any particular club you’d recommend to try this out on first based on your experience with it?

Glad you like them! have you ever tried bigger?

Go for it! Glad you enjoyed the video. Using a str8 tech grip will blow your mind 🤠

absolutely, I’m glad it was helpful!

I hope you get well soon and you’re back on the golf course that day 👍🏾

I’d love to see that too. Good stuff!

you can always test with one club and if you like it that much, you make the investment and change em all 🤠

@@MartinBorgmeierLD that's how I ended up with jombos for this year... started with 1 club.. I had 2 different sets re gripped this spring, my everyday set, and than irons from the early 1960s.. because I am a golf nut,ahhah

that’s really interesting. I don’t really know a racket sport with super thin grips

@@MartinBorgmeierLD Case and point. The natural relaxed state of the hand would always require thicker grips. 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻

I won 6:0 6:0 😂😂

that’s exactly what I felt too

Glad you enjoyed it

love the str8 tech

I agree but after the shot I wanna see the numbers 🤠

Fair enough! I almost feel like it’s a continuous process to find the right one and it might change too based on your swing

Great idea 😂

Glad it was helpful!

I’ve done a few on my IG. It’s double the size for sure

check out the app on the website, it’s getting you pretty close. From there you can experiment further 👍🏾

keep telling them bro

@@MartinBorgmeierLD I will and have changed grips for them on couple iron sets already

eventually that’s the essence of what you need

I’m currently working on that. Right now I’m using an XL Str8 tech on the play driver

I agree, absolutely

I would recommend you to get fitted online and order a few different ones to test. Whichever one produces the best results and feel is the winner

@@MartinBorgmeierLDthanks. I was kind of hoping that someone offered a “fitting” experience similar to the one in video. Not necessarily outdoors but was looking to try a few out to get a feel without having to disrupt my current set.

hahaha, she’s going to love the new grips because all of a sudden you’re so happy 🤠

@@MartinBorgmeierLD haha I wish I worked like that.

give it a shot and let me know how it went

the app is the easiest go-to, the quickest is trial and error based on the app results

took me a week to out them on but I’ve used them ever since

@@MartinBorgmeierLDso you are on the XS now or still XL?

I understand now how you went from XL, XS,I now have M,S,XS and they all feel good having a tuff time trying to figure it out as I would like my grips to be all one size.

all you can do is try with one club and see how you like it

@@MartinBorgmeierLD Well…I am 6’7” tall. Maybe there’s something to it? Probably the tallest golfer in N Texas. Collab? 🤣🤣

not necessarily. I’ve always felt weird using his clubs… until I gave it a fair test

Swing weight is pretty much an arbitrary measurement. D2 with a driver won't feel the same as D2 with a wedge.

it’s a "turbocut" 😂🤠

@@MartinBorgmeierLD 😭😂😂

Because he’s bigger than you.

that’s very true. What would you recommend?

@@MartinBorgmeierLD just do what Bryson does. Make your life easy. or get a big ass mallet. Like an odyssey 11, 2 ball tour line.

@@MartinBorgmeierLD longest shaft possible 36 inches Callaway ai and pick the blade or mallet you like

Kyle tried that too for a while. But honestly, you have to find what works for you.

LAB all the way.

It’s important to me to connect a feel with a number

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it definitely did and that resulted in more right spin axis for me

Second! 🤠🤠

I can’t follow. Can you explain?

@@MartinBorgmeierLDno, he cannot.

glad you love the shorts 🥲

@@MartinBorgmeierLD lol one question though i can still turn the ball over too much even with these grips sometimes

What of this doesn’t make sense to you?

@@MartinBorgmeierLD it just reminds me of LAB putters I mean I understand the theory behind it just seems more sales pitch oriented

@@K4rN1v00L are you referring to science?

@@brett7011 no i'm referring to if this was so amazing everybody on tour would be switching

@@K4rN1v00LAs someone who uses a LAB putter and JumboMax size Large grips, I promise you they are both nearly perfect technologies that will make most people’s game better. I went from a 25 handicap to a 4, in two years. We have content on our channel to prove what I’m saying. Both of these things I feel that sometimes people just won’t give them a real try, because they look unorthodox, or even feel it at first, so they get that ick feeling and don’t try them serious enough. I read into both technologies, gave them a serious try because I experienced the pain points that both JumboMax and @labgolfputters touch on in their demonstrations, and I felt the remedy almost right away after using them. Now after 3 years and multiple tournament wins, I’m a golf content creator on KZfaq and Instagram. The big brands pay a lot of money to be in bags, on shirts, and on TV. Haven’t you seen that question that someone asked on Instagram, “if there were no sponsors of the PGA what irons would everyone use?”, and there were 1000’s of answers of “Mizuno”. Everyone should try JumboMax grips and LAB putters to see if they help their game, but they may not be for every single person, over what they’re comfortable with. I mean if I was a +5-+9, I probably wouldn’t want to mess with my equipment even in the slightest either. Would you?

You and me both! The big left miss is gone 🤠