Grips and Weather Conditions


	Grips and Weather Conditions
	Grips and Weather Conditions
	One less often asked question that clubmakers should consider when re-gripping a set of clubs or making up a brand new set is not just grip size or appearance, but also what type of weather the person plays in and whether or not the person's hands sweat a lot. This may dictate the best type of grip for that individual. If you haven't noticed, grips can be categorized in two groups:

	buffed and shiny (not buffed). Well, if you haven't noticed before, take a look at a couple of these grips side-by-side. A few examples of buffed grips are Golf Pride's Tour Velvet, Lamkin's Crossline and Avon's Men's Soft models. A few examples of grips that are shiny are Golf Pride's Tour Velvet, Winn's Excel XF and Avon's Chamois II. Grips with a shiny outer surface are regarded for their long wear or ease of cleaning. Buffed grips tend to wear a little quicker and get hard sooner. There are pros and cons with each type
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