GripScript

Tonight, we're taking a look at Tyrrell Hatton and Ben Griffin.

🇺🇸 Ben Griffin, a Ryder Cup rookie and proud UNC alumni, is bringing a touch of his college pride to the course with a Golf Pride MCC grip in Carolina Blue. This tour-favorite hybrid grip combines a corded upper hand for maximum stability and all-weather control with a softer, rubber lower hand for enhanced feel. It's a popular choice that perfectly complements his well-rounded game.

🇪🇺 Tyrrell Hatton on the other hand is a European veteran playing with the Lamkin Crossline Cord. This classic, firm, all-cord grip offers maximum traction in all weather conditions, a choice that gives the fiery competitor ultimate control in high-pressure moments.

These two grips represent a choice between a traditional corded feel and a modern hybrid design. Which grip would you put on your clubs?

It's Ryder Cup Eve and today, we're taking a look at the grips of two of the game's brightest stars, Cameron Young and Ludvig Åberg!

🇺🇸 Cam plays with the Golf Pride MCC ALIGN MAX. This grip takes the popular alignment technology to the legal limit with a higher, firmer ridge for consistent hand placement. It’s a bold choice that speaks to his quest for precision.

🇪🇺 Åberg also opts for a hybrid grip, the Golf Pride MCC, but in a midsize with one wrap. This thicker grip helps him reduce grip pressure, giving him the confidence to swing freely and unleash his massive power.

Do you prefer a grip with an alignment aid or a thicker grip for less tension?

Let's get into the grips of two players who are crucial to their teams' success, Sam Burns and Justin Rose.

🇺🇸 Burns uses the popular Golf Pride Tour Velvet Align in a Midsize with one wrap. The "Align" ridge on the back of the grip provides a consistent hand placement reminder, while the midsize feel helps him keep his hands quiet throughout the swing.

🇪🇺 Rosie has a long-standing relationship with Lamkin. His choice is the Lamkin REL ACE, a grip known for its super-tacky feel and superior vibration dampening. He builds his up with 3 total wraps to get the perfect fit.

Two different brands, two different feels. What's more important to you: a consistent hand placement aid or the soft, tacky feel of a specific material?

It's a cord clash! Today, we're pitting two of the game's best ball-strikers against each other to see how they grip it and rip it.

🇺🇸 Collin Morikawa, a two-time major champion opts for the firm, aggressive feel of a Golf Pride Z-Grip Cord with 3 wraps. This almost sandpaper-like grip provides maximum traction and a consistent, no-slip feel, perfect for his precise iron play.

🇪🇺 Tommy Fleetwood also trusts a corded grip—the popular Golf Pride Tour Velvet Cord. His setup is also a standard size with 3 wraps, a choice that provides all-weather performance and a firm connection with the club.

Both players use a corded grip, but which one would you prefer in your hands? The ultra-firm Z-Grip or the classic Tour Velvet Cord?

It's the little details that separate the best. Today, we're taking a closer look at the grip setups of two of the game's stars: Xander Schauffele and Viktor Hovland.

🇺🇸 Xander Schauffele is a big fan of the Golf Pride MCC Align. The "Align" feature is a raised ridge on the underside of the grip, which helps him achieve consistent hand placement and a square clubface on every shot. He builds his up with 3 total wraps for a slightly thicker feel.

🇪🇺 Viktor also uses a Golf Pride MCC, but his setup is slightly different with 2 total wraps. He gets all-weather performance from the hybrid grip but forgoes the Align reminder.

These subtle differences in grip specs are a reminder of how customized the equipment is for each player. What grip and spec are you gaming?