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Designed for smaller hands and junior golfers. The goal is to give the golfer a grip they can hold comfortably without feeling as though the club is too large in their hands.
Golf Grips
Find the Grip That Fits Your Hands
A golf grip is the only part of the club you physically hold throughout the swing. The correct grip size can make the club feel more comfortable, secure and natural in your hands, while an unsuitable size can make it harder to control the club consistently.
Grip fitting should therefore consider the golfer, their hands, their comfort and the way they hold and release the club.
Grip Size Range
Standard
A common starting point for many adult golfers, but it should not automatically be assumed to be correct for everyone.
Midsize
A larger option than Standard for golfers who prefer additional diameter and a fuller feel in the hands.
Jumbo
A larger grip option offering substantially more diameter for golfers who are more comfortable with a thicker grip.
Jumbo Max
An extra-large option for golfers who specifically benefit from or prefer a much larger grip profile.
Why Grip Fitting Matters
The goal is not simply to choose the largest or smallest grip. The aim is to find a grip that:
- 01Feels comfortable
- 02Fits the golfer's hands
- 03Allows a natural hold on the club
- 04Supports confidence over the ball
- 05Works with the golfer's individual swing and preferences
The correct grip should feel like a natural connection between the golfer and the club.
When a Grip Does Not Suit the Golfer
An unsuitable grip size may contribute to:
- 01Discomfort
- 02Excessive grip pressure
- 03Difficulty holding the club naturally
- 04Reduced confidence
- 05Inconsistent feel
Every golfer is different, and a grip change is not a guaranteed fix on its own.
Fit the Golfer — Not Just the Club
Grip choice is one part of the complete fitting process. The correct grip should work together with:
- 01Club specification
- 02Shaft
- 03Clubhead
- 04Build
- 05Golfer preference