Why is Golf Pride Tour Velvet so popular?

The Tour Velvet is popular on Tour and with amateurs for a reason: it’s a solid grip in all conditions. There are grips that are tackier, there are grips with more traction, there are softer grips, but the Tour Velvet delivers for a huge majority of golfers, rain or shine.

Who Uses Golf Pride Tour Velvet?

Breakdown of Golf Grips Used by Top 100 PGA Tour Players

Why do so many pros use Tour Velvet grips?

The most popular grip on the PGA Tour also happens to be the most classic design in the industry. The Tour Velvet combines a rubber-blend compound with a computer-designed, non-slip surface pattern that maximizes playability and comfort. Many club manufacturers base their designs off this grip model.

How long do Tour Velvet grips last?

As a general rule, it’s recommended that you change your grips once a year, though if you play more than 40 rounds a year or hit the range a few times a week, you may need to replace grips more often. The most obvious sign of worn grips is a slick, glossy feel and appearance.

What is the difference between Golf Pride Tour Velvet and Tour Velvet 360?

The Tour Velvet 360 grip utilizes the same design as the Golf Pride Tour Velvet grip, except without logo marking at the bottom of the grip. The 360 degree non-slip plus “+” sign surface pattern ensure a clean and professional look, no matter what orientation your shafts is at.

How do I know my golf grip size?

1. Crease to Fingertip: < 5″ Recommended Grip Size: Junior.
2. Crease to Fingertip: 5″ to 6.5″ Recommended Grip Size: Undersize.
3. Crease to Fingertip: 6.6″ to 7.5″ Recommended Grip Size: Standard.
4. Crease to Fingertip: 7.6″ to 9″ Recommended Grip Size: Midsize.
5. Crease to Fingertip: 9.1″ to 10″ Recommended Grip Size: Jumbo.