• Junior Tour Velvet All the features of the Tour Velvet model sized especially for juniors, and to fit .500 junior and cut-down shafts.
• All the features of the Tour Velvet model sized especially for juniors, and to fit .500 junior and cut-down shafts.
• New Decade Golf Pride's exclusive black Velvet Cord is utilized in the upper hand area for optimum control, while soft rubber material is used in the lower hand for sensitive responsiveness providing an unbeatable grip in any weather situation Available in Midsize and 3 colors (Black/Blue, Black/Red, Black/White) Available in Standard and 6 colors (Black/Blue, Black/Green, Black/Red, Black/Sky Blue, Black/White, Black/Yellow).
• Golf Pride's exclusive black Velvet Cord is utilized in the upper hand area for optimum control, while soft rubber material is used in the lower hand for sensitive responsiveness providing an unbeatable grip in any weather situation.
• Available in Midsize and 3 colors (Black/Blue, Black/Red, Black/White).

New Decade MultiCompound Grip ----------------------------- Fastest Growing Grip on Tour ---------------------------- This innovative hybrid grip fuses the positive performance of rubber and cord for an exciting new look and feel. The MultiCompound boasts Golf Pride’s exclusive black Velvet Cord in the upper hand area for firm all-weather control, and a soft rubber material in the lower hand for ultimate control and responsiveness. Why Regrip? ----------- Grips are made of materials that age and wear as a function of time. Ozone, heat, dirt, and oils from your hands all age your grips and cause the natural degradation of the grip. The traction that a fresh grip provides lets you hold the club lightly without the subconscious fear of losing the club during your swing. This relaxed state promotes proper swing mechanics and wrist action. While a worn grip causes you to grasp the club tighter, causing arm and wrist tension that inhibits proper swing mechanics. How Often to Regrip? -------------------- As a rule of thumb, you should regrip once every year. Regardless of whether you play golf every day or only twice a year, ozone, heat, dirt, and oils are constantly at work breaking down the materials that make up your grips. Granted, frequent play and personal preference may dictate regripping sooner, but normally there’s enough degradation of the material after a year to warrant fresh grips. Keep in mind that grips lose a significant a of their original feel long before they become hard and glazed over. Because it happens slowly over time, most golfers fail to notice it. That’s important to remember because just a tiny, imperceptible slip at contact will be magnified to many yards by the time the ball reaches its target. Many people find that getting in the routine of regripping every spring as the golf season “officially” begins is the easiest way to remember. Features -------- * Moisture Management: High * Feedback: Maximum * Surface Texture: High