I don't use the "stock" grips due to an old elbow injury and surgery. I've been using Winn DriTac, SuperStroke or a new Golf Pride.

That being said, I'd suggest changing the grip on ONE club first and see how it feels, if you like it and most importantly if it helps you with face control. Once you are comfortable with the grip, if it helps, then consider changing on your other clubs.

Hope this helps,

Steve

You will likely get lots of different opinions here. Here’s mine. Two major factors are grip size and grip material. Grip size will impact how well you manage the face by using your fingers. Theoretically the larger the grip, the less flippy you will be at impact. Conversely, it can slow your impact if you rely on your hands and go not have a lot of body rotation in your swing. Grip material can impact how loose or tight you hold the club and also impact your feel and release. I personally like small grips (my glove size is medium too) where I have a lot of feel in my fingers, especially on short pitches and chips. I am getting older (66 yrs) and struggle with rotation so need to use my hands more to create speed. Hope this helps. Experiment with different grips until you find what works for you.

Thanks for taking the time to respond Dale

I prefer two styles, Golf Pride MCC Midsize or Golf Pride MCC Plus 4 Standard.
I love the multi-compound material. I am borderline with Midsize & Standard grips.
Which is why I love both of these.

The standard MCC Plus 4 has a bigger right hand & a tapered upper part, so it feels like a Mid.
The MCC Mid feels like a traditional mid from top to bottom.

Hope that helps some,

DM

I visited the Golf Pride HQ in Pinehurst a couple of weeks ago and spoke with one of their reps there. He explained their fitting process and what you want to look for in the size of your grips. I have always just done standard grips and currently have the MCC Plus 4 on my T200s, but after talking with the rep he quickly showed me where I fall on their fitting chart and recommend I go to a larger size. While I didn't get anything re-gripped when I was there, I will most likely go to larger grips for more control when I am back down this summer.

I have weird sized hands - short fingers and wide palms - basically the sawed off shotgun version of hands. Play whatever feels good, and experiment with different size grips. I went from standard to midsize two years ago after trying one of my buddies irons with midsize grips, and ended up changing up my entire bag shortly thereafter. It's been a game changer for me, helping me to keep my clubface square and also reducing the amount of fatigue and reducing the frequency of my elbow flare-ups.

Also, it's probably the cheapest equipment change that you can make, and it's one that doesn't take any special skill to achieve. Regrip kits are $20 - $30 for tape and solvent (or water based ones), and grips run anywhere from $8 - $30 each. As others have suggested, buy one and throw it on and play with it. If you like it, buy more. If you don't, cut it off and put one of your old ones back on.

Golf Pride MCC Plus 4 Midsize Grey driver thru wedge. Golf Pride Reverse Taper Pistol putter grip.