Grip slippage is an obvious concern when the rain is falling. The same goes for when it’s hot or humid (or both) and your hands are sweating. The month of May can produce both conditions, so here are a few moisture-defying products designed to improve your chances of maintaining the delicate relationship between hand and club.
Callaway’s Thermal Grip gloves ($25 a pair) — with their fleece cuff lining, microfiber outer shell and full suede palm — are specifically designed for very unpleasant weather.
SuperStroke’s S-Tech Cordgrip ($9 each) relies on a Cross-Traction texture to provide tack and feedback no matter what you’re facing.
$32.99
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FootJoy has had great success with their RainGrip gloves ($27 a pair), thanks in part to their auto-suede palm material and quick-drying knit.
$11.99
(New Decade® MultiCompound) is an innovative hybrid grip that fuses the positive performance of rubber and cord. The MCC boasts the Golf Pride® exclusive Brushed Cotton Cord in the upper hand area for firm all-weather control, and a performance rubber material in the lower hand for ultimate feel and responsiveness.View Product
Lastly, Lamkin’s UTX Ultra Tack grip ($10.50 each) utilizes an X pattern cord built around Tri-Layer tech for max traction.
Now, the next time you’re dealing with less than ideal playing conditions, you’ll know what to do.
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