Grip Choice Sweaty/Wet Hands.

[Mungoscorner]

My clubs have Multi Compounds Fitted, and if i'm honest i really can't fault them except for durability and cost.
However, a couple of my wedges have GP Tour Velvets fitted, and if i'm honest they feel even better than the Multi Compounds. They are very tacky, are soft enough without being squidgy, and are as cheap as chips, but they seem to taper very quickly and as soon as they encounter moisture they become about as grippy as a wet herring.
Has anybody found anything that has the qualities of a Tour Velvet, but has a less pronounced taper, and is still usable when your hands become wet and/or sweaty ?

 

[harpo_72]

Look at the Lamkin 3 gen .. They get better in the wet apparently and having used one the feel quite tacky ( squidgey might suggest your to firm on the grip!)

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Big fan of the tour velvet. In my opinion one of the best all rounders and still gives a decent grip in the wet and is a lot more durable than many of the multi compounds.

 

[Hobbit]

Golf pride Victory Full cord for me. The cord expands when wet making gripping easier...

 

[One Planer]

Anything full cord :thup:

 

[tyke]

Look at the Lamkin 3 gen .. They get better in the wet apparently and having used one the feel quite tacky ( squidgey might suggest your to firm on the grip!)

The new Lamkin Ace 3 Gen Crosslines are fantastic tacky grips that play excellently in the dry and wet.

 

[Bratty]

The new Lamkin Ace 3 Gen Crosslines are fantastic tacky grips that play excellently in the dry and wet.

Yep, I've got them on my clubs, and they really are awesome.

 

[MegaSteve]

Another for corded grips... Tried all of the premium brands over the years and I can't really tell the difference... Don't wear a glove either and I do change the grips fairly regularly...

 

[Hopey84]

Try using a rain grip glove, rain or sweat makes no difference and they are fine to use when it is dry.