Dri-Tac Golf Grip Bundle – 13-Piece Set – Non-Slip, All-Weather Performance – Soft, Cushioned Feel for Comfort & Shock Absorption – Durable WinnDry Polymer – Available in Multiple Sizes

I’ve used this brand of grips before and love them. This is the first time I’ve used the Mid-sized, slightly larger than normal grips. My fingers are long. I wear sized large glove typically, sometimes XL depending on the brand/type of glove. These fit my hands much better, don’t feel like I have to grip the club as hard. Great quality, comfort, and value!

Been playing with Winn-Tac for years and love the feel and tacky grip. They have a long life and worth the price. There is a bit of a cushion feel to the ball strike as well.

these grips are great, very soft and probably the best ones ive ever used. oversized grips give you much more control of your clubs.

Highly recommend! Love these mid-size grips. I am a female golfer with small hands but the midsize grips are my choice vs. standard as I feel like I have better control with midsize as my clubs don’t slip during my swing in my hot and humid weather!

Although I am new at golfing. I think the grips are super pretty, & it is comfortable. However I wish they were just a tad thicker :)

I just replaced the grips on my wife's golf clubs with the Dri-Tac Ladies Pink golf grips. She really likes the feel of the new grips and said they are much more comfortable then the old ones. The old grips were a little thicker, and she likes the smaller soft grip. Keep in mind they do have a cushion to them and are not firm. I prefer then to be a little firmer, but she is going to try these for now. The old grips also did not have the alignment marks so hopefully that will help her be a little more consistent on her setup. The grips were extremely easy to replace. I am new to golf, and have never really done it before, but had no issue doing it. Amazon does sell a re-gripping kit and would suggest getting it. it is not expensive, but make sure it has the vise clamp, double sided adhesive strips and solvent. The knife to me is optional, because I just used a utility knife. To remove the old grip, you just cut a line straight down the grip, you don't need to go all the way through, peel it back and pull it along the cut line. Get yourself adhesive remover like GooGone and a plastic scrapper (I didn't use a metal scrapper) to remove the old tape. For the next step it is nice to have a vise. Place the club in the vise clamp and secure it into a vice. I placed the new grip next to the handle to mark how far down the shaft it should go and placed a piece of tape on the shaft. Next pull the tape off one side of the double sided tape and place it on the club. I did not go all the way down the shaft to the end of the grips. I cut it short about 3/4 of an inch. Peel off the second side of the tape, spray the solvent on the tape and in the grip (this makes it easy to slide the new grip on). Next align the grip with the club head and slide it onto the shaft. Make sure it is aligned with the head of the club, before letting it dry for 24 hours. Note: there are plenty of videos on line on how to do this. You might want to watch one before ordering anything. Good luck and good golfing.

Extremely happy with them. Always played golf pride tour wrap. Now that I'm old(68),these work better with the arthritis in my hands! Highly recommend.

Favorite grip.