The grip on your golf club is the only piece of equipment that touches your hands on every single swing. It is also the most overlooked piece of equipment in the senior bag. Most golfers over sixty are playing the wrong grip size without knowing it, and the wrong grip size is silently costing them between fifteen and twenty-five yards on every full-swing iron shot.
This video walks through the science of why grip diameter matters more after sixty, the four arguments every honest fitter agrees with, the counterarguments from traditional grip loyalists and why they no longer hold up, and a quick decision guide that tells you exactly which grip to ask for based on your specific situation.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN:
→ Why standard grips were never built for senior hand strength
→ How wrong grip size opens the club face and costs 10 to 15 yards per club
→ The four arguments for moving up at least one grip size after sixty
→ Which grip family fits arthritic hands, slice-fighters, or over-rotators
→ The quick five-scenario decision guide to find your exact grip
→ How often to regrip and why cheap grips are not a shortcut
Very informative, thank you
Larger grips can be crazy heavy and will change the swing weights of clubs so much that the clubs will be unrecognizable
51 and play jumbo max grips. They are a total game changer.