1. Karma Velour Golf Grip Kit

Sometimes applying your own grips is the best and that is what the Karma Velour Golf Grip Kit allows you to do.

It comes with 13 grips that feature a corded pattern (great for wet weather) and everything you need to apply them to your clubs yourself including adhesive and a rubber vise. The grip sizes are standard and don’t add too much weight to the club either.

2. Champkey Multi Compound Golf Grips for Golf Clubs set of 13

If you want really responsive grips on your clubs that let you really feel both the club and the impact with the ball to inform your shots then Champkey has you covered. Each grip in this set of 13 has a threaded upper grip area that makes for solid control.
The core size is 0.600 and they come in standard/midsize. Each grip is ten and a half inches in length which makes for nice coverage.

3. Winn Dritac AVS Midsize Gray Golf Grip Set of 13

The textured hexagonal and X spots on these grips have been strategically placed for superior non-slip performance.
Even when your hands get sweaty or it is drizzling out, these grips stick. They offer a good amount of shock absorption too without denying you the ability to read your contact. They come in standard, midsize and oversize too so they will fit any golfer’s hands.

4. Wedge Guys Hybrid MM Golf Grips

The “MM” in Wedge Guys Hybrid MM Golf Grips stands for multi-material and this is a great feature because it adds to the overall balance of the club.

The forehand region of the grips are made of brushed cotton and wick moisture away while the backhand area is made of a solid rubber so you can get a good meaty grip where you need it most on the club. The diameter of the grips is a standard .6 inches and come in a set of 13.

5. Champkey STP Golf Grips Set of 13

This is the second Champley entry we included in our list because the soft tacky polyurethane used to make the STP grips feels really nice. They are not too hard on the hands but they are very sticky at the same time.

If you feel like your problem is that you don’t have enough grip on your club then these may be the grips for you.

6. Golf Pride Tour Wrap 2G Club Grips

Great feedback with these grips. They are lightweight too so it doesn’t feel like your attaching a cinderblock to your club. When you go to grip them you feel the tackiness instantly so they grip really well. If you prefer a firmer grip these are good ones to try.

They come in sets of 13 and offer an almost leather shine and design.

7. Champkey MCS Golf Grips

The third Champkey entry into our list features the same threaded upper and rubber lower shaft as the STP grips but with a much chunkier rubber wrap. There is almost no tapering on these grips so they will be good for any golfer with large hands or ones that tend to squeeze.

The texture is a bit invasive but again, it would be better for golfers with big hands.

8 Crestgolf Grips

We ran these things through the ringer and by far the best feature of the Crestgolf grips is that they are amazingly durable. They are smaller in both size and weight. They weigh only 50g and are just under 10. Inches in length.

These are good grips for those who like to keep their clubs as light as possible and don’t prefer a grip that runs too long.

9. Karma Velvet Jumbo

It is rare to find grips that strike a good balance between softness to absorb impact and quell vibration and firmness to give you something solid to grip and even rarer at the price of these Karma Velvet Jumbos.

Keep in mind that these are jumbo size (66g) so they are probably better suited for players with large hands.

10. Champkey Crossline

The fourth and final Champkey grips on our list are more for the budget-minded golfer and players with simple yet classic tastes. The standard lower end is perfect for golfers who like a classic grip profile and there are not a lot of bells and whistles as far as the treads go.

They come in 4 different colors, in sets of 13 and with a money back guarantee