Golf and putter grips

The only contact point

The grip is the only contact point between the golfer and their club: its size, texture, and condition directly affect the swing. A worn, smooth, and hardened grip slips in the hands and encourages a tight grip, which tenses the forearms and disrupts the stroke. It is recommended to replace grips approximately once a year for a regular player, or as soon as they lose their tackiness. A new grip restores feel and confidence.

Other accessories

Golf accessories also come in various forms:

• Gloves.
• Training equipment.
• Balls.
• Tees.
• Covers.
• Towels.
• Other accessories.

All accessories are gathered on the accessories page.

Putter grips

The putter has its own grips, often thicker and with a flat face. SuperStroke popularised thick putter grips, adopted by many players on the professional circuit: by limiting wrist action, they stabilise the pendulum movement and reduce pulled or pushed putts. The jumbo grip JuCad follows the same principle. Each golfer chooses the thickness according to their feel and hand size.

Size and training

For other clubs, the size of the grip depends on hand size: a grip that is too thin encourages excessive wrist rotation, while a grip that is too thick restricts it. Generally, sizes are distinguished as standard, midsize, and jumbo. The training grip Boston Golf SKLZ, with moulded impressions, guides the correct placement of the hands and fingers, which is fundamental to a swing. Grip replacement involves double-sided adhesive and a solvent, or can be done at a club fitter.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I choose the size of my golf grips?

The size depends on the length of the hand and fingers. A medium hand uses a standard grip, a large hand a midsize or jumbo grip: a grip that is too thin encourages gripping tighter and tenses the forearms.

When should I change my golf grips?

A regular player changes them about once a year or as soon as they become smooth, hard, or shiny. A worn grip slips in the hands and reduces precision in the swing.

Why use a thick putter grip?

A thick grip, like those from SuperStroke or the jumbo JuCad, limits wrist action during the putting stroke. The movement is made with the shoulders, which is more consistent, making putts more reliable.

How to clean golf grips?

Rub them with a soft brush and warm soapy water, rinse, then dry with a towel. This regular cleaning removes sweat and sunscreen and restores grip tackiness.

What is a training grip for?

The training grip Boston Golf SKLZ has moulded impressions that guide hand placement. It helps to memorise a correct hold, which is the foundation of a consistent swing, especially for beginners.