The #1 Selling Golf Grips on Amazon - Are These any Good for $30 a Set?
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- čas přidán 25. 06. 2024
- With the price of golf grips these days can a set of $30 Golf Grips really be any good. I put them to the test to find out. #golfgrips #productreview #amazon
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Hey Mr Short Game......aka, Matt, I've just come across you on CZcams and delved into some of your videos. Some awseome videos, tips, reviews and loving the links you put in to websites.
You bring some fun and comedy to Golf on social media and its great to see, keep up the good work👍
Thank you for this! I just purchased these and so far so good ( only 3 rounds in) but so far the tape is holding up along with the grips. Since GA is so hot and humid I have to change my grips twice a year after all the wear and tear from rubbing them down with a towel. These are 1/4 the price of normal grips, such a good deal. Thanks Matt!
I’ve been using these exact grips for the last 2 seasons. They hold up well and feel great. I know I’ll continue to use them. I change my grips at the beginning of every season for those wondering.
How many rounds per year approx?
@@gregg2903 last year min. 2 per week. held up just fine for me.
@@matt6816 Thats fantastic Thanks
Same I’ve been using these for over a year and are great.
@@gregg2903 i should probably state that I live in Canada so 1 season for me is from april/may - oct/nov
I'm rocking the champkey multi compound midsize grips and love them! Holding up well this first season in Houston, Tx
I put these on my clubs about a year ago. They have held up just fine and I will definitely put them on my clubs again next grip change. I also bought the midsize and they feel excellent.
Ideal if you like to tinker with shafts and stuff, and they look pretty good, at the price point you would not worry about changing them 3 times a season.
I bought the Champkey corded grips with tape and solvent. No issues putting them on and no issue with color bleeding. Excellent so far. Have no idea how long they will last but if it’s three years I am impressed. I do admit Lambkin Crossline is mu favorite but these do just as good at one third the price doing it myself.
This is such a good idea. Always changing grips with what I have used in the past, but I am tempted to try something new/different.
Nice video man keep up the great work
Thank you for the great review! I’ve been using these grips the last two seasons and they hold up great 👍 with good feel!
I'm using the Champkeys, too. They are fine. I find that they are slightly thicker (and 1/4 inch shorter) than the Golf Pride equivalents. So you don't have to go mid-size if you are used to Golf Pride's standard grips.
I have used them before very good grip they actually make a great pistol grip putter that is amazing
I play midsize +4 Tour Velvet Golf Pride grips. I have tried other standard midsize grips, but they don't feel as good as the +4s. I use a grip remover with solvent vs the razor knife. I also attached a spray nozzle to the solvent bottle which works very well.
I've used these two full years and they have performed as well as the others.
Nice review. I have used your favorite grips for years. My experience with Winn and a few others was they would not last a full season playing 3 times a week. (I am retired)
Great too see you change the grip 👍👍👍
Thank you. I was going to buy them but was hesitant. Now I will
Crazy time of your video! These have been sitting in my amazon cart for a few days now.
I really liked that you showed how to regroup a club
I put the same exact set of red midsize grips on my clubs last month. I just started playing golf again and bought some used clubs that needed regripping. I thought they felt great, but it was nice hearing your professional opinion to reinforce my decision. Funny side note, take a look at your box. Mine says GIRPS instead of grips in a couple spots which I found rather hilarious.
That is funny, surprised nobody caught that.
Same! I had a few good chuckles.
I ordered champkey grips. This is my 3rd season with them. I play 20+ rounds a year as approximately. Love them.
I put these exact grips on my sons' clubs and he loves them. Held up great all year (Iowa) and I don't need to replace them for next season.
As far as the multi-compound, I use the Calong brand from Amazon that is multi-compound and I can't feel the difference...other than I feel the Calong grips are little more rough on the top part, which I prefer for a better grip.
I only went to these because of the lack of access to the name brands earlier this year and now I wouldn't think of paying their prices for a product I change out every few years.
Great video as always MSG!!!!
I have also used these grips in the blue on black and I love them! I paid $35 and received 13 grips, grip tape, solvent, knife, and rubber shaft clamp for a vice. I have played these for two seasons (re-gripping each season) and they are extremely durable. I will never pay $15 per grip ever again!
Hijacking near-top comment to say that people, you don't need to use sticky tape and solvent. You can fit grips SO much more easily with ***masking tape and a foot pump***. I just did it and the benefit is that it's easy to adjust if they're not straight. Couldn't see anyone else here mentioning this route so thought I would chime in.
Love your vids Mr SG.
Maaaaaan I bought these grips after this review.... just installed and man oh man! Transformed my old clubs and didn't break the bank. Sadly they have upped the price since these reviews..... still an absolute steal. Pumped.
I've had them for 8 months now and they are still working great 👍
I bought that same exact set of grips n I love them very nice feel & worth the money
I just installed these on my 1990s cheapy clubs to get back into the game of golf before I spend money on a new set of clubs. Definitely will get the job done, but can't comment on durability yet since the weather hasn't been very cooperative for me to hit the range or the course. Be nice to get out there and get started on hitting some balls and working on improving my game after 15 years of not playing. Hope to get back to being a mid-teen handicap by mid summer or sooner.
Thank you for the video
Good review Matt. Can you do a review on different types of shafts please
I put them on my clubs and have played approximately 70 rounds with them with no issues. I hated the Lamkin grips that came on my clubs so I have these a chance. Worth the money for me.
I usually buy Karma grips which is similar to Golf Pride Tour Velvet. There are several on line golf shops that sell them at reasonable price - Hireko Golf, Value Golf, etc.
I just installed these grips on an old set of clubs I have. They are quite premium for the price.
Thank you boss as we are all trying to save a little cash occasionally, especially as golf has started to get so expensive.
I love the feel of Winn grips golf pride for me feel a little rougher although i use the golf pride 4 for my driver and 3 wood
The Champkey pistol putter grip is awesome too
I just put a Switch golf grip on my 56. wedge it has a swing weight system and the grips almost feel like mountain bike grips it’s really nice though
Good morning MSG.
Will definitely check them out. Plus I will look at your video on how to put them on.
Thanks again for all u do for us. Have a magnificent Monday.
The kits usually come with an instruction sheet, so easy.
@@tedzink4574 Thank u for the information. Much appreciated
Bought em 2 weeks ago their some of the best grips I've ever used
The pro at our golf course uses then so I gave them a try. They are really well made.
Can you provide a grip texture equivalent? Is it more like a cord or a golf pride tour wrap or something else? In that way it will help discern whether we want to try it or not. Thank you.
Just ordered through your shop Matt as the prices when I search in Amazon Australia are US$120. It ended up costing me via you with shipping US$40. LOve your vids by the way, been watching you since the beginning when you had the dodgy net in your backyard and you drank more coffee than you do these days :)
I noticed you didnt change that grip in Mrs ShortGames kitchen this time :-)
Nice Looking Grips!
Great video, love all of your golf tips. If you did not use solvent you would not have to worry about color bleeding off grips. I blow my grips on and off with the tire compressor I keep in the trunk of my car. I use a layer of masking tape under the grips and build them up as needed. It does not have to be so complicated.
Been using them ever since they came out on Amazon and rate them just below the Golf Pride R&Blk standard grips I use. To be honest both can crack occasionally/lose their cord and lose their stickiness but that does take time. Did notice that latest batch was somewhat a tighter fit on my taylormade irons but got them on with tiny hand mess and they out-gas quite a bit more. But as u say they are about 1/3 the cost esp for DIYers. Hope this helps for folks making a decision.
I rock the ChampKey STP oversized. Not much different than JumboMax x-small and love them.
I have the STP midsized. I think that they feel better than the Winn dri-tac.
I went lamkin sonar wrap. Amazing grips,
The ability to change your grips is a must have skill for any golfer
Anyone who hasn't done it I suggest watching a CZcams video on how to do it
It ain't that hard and it will open your options up on grip changes
Yeah it’s pretty easy as long as you have a vice and a club holder.
@@jimlong3223 you dont need either. Its still an easy process.
Done without vice and grip holder and doing well. In fact done many re-grips for mates. Not telling them how easy it is to do lol
I've been using Karma grips, which are about the same price point. I play two rounds a week plus swing in the net every day and they still feel great after one year... I don't know how quick they are supposed to wear out, but they don't feel like they have.
i'd love to see a vid on putter grips exclusively .. thinking og a thicker grip and ur insights would be appreciated .. thanks
I've been playing these grips for a full year now (ca. 35+ rounds) and have found them to be really good. They're a great options if you are trying to extend the life of a set of irons/clubs.
In CA it's easy to get lots of rounds in, so it's nice to have grips that last. I'll never go Winn again, they started showing wear after one round and twice at the range.
I got some and have been using them for over a month and they take care of business.
I've tested a lot of the "bootleg" amazon grips since getting a simulator and hitting balls all winter and needing to regrip way more than I used to, and with a side by side champkey and golfpride standard, the rubber is stiffer on champkey but there's not a ton of difference otherwise, just a little stiffer rubber. But they have a few different styles that compare to mainstream. I'm currently using the fake Winn Drytaks and have loved them this summer.
I have these exact grips in blue. I've played around 15 rounds at about 50-55 strokes a round (don't have one on my putter) and they have virtually no wear. I have really large hands and usually wear grips out quickly. 100% worth it. I like golf pride tour wrap a little better, but I'll take these and put the $100 bucks in my pocket.
The Tacki-Mac tour wrap feels good and is durable at about $29, 13 plus a putter grip. Golf Works.
I have thought about getting these grips, always come up in my Amazon searches. But, I have been using the GeoLeap ACE-R grips. Very Golf Pride like with a rib down the back. $52 for 13.I may have to give the Champkeys a try!
These are what I'm about to try! Hope they still have worked for you.
What do you think about parallel grips for wedges?
Bought them instead of the winn's.. quite frankly i'll never buy another name brand again. they feel and play just like my winn tri tac.. well done champkey!
Put those exact grips on a old set of irons last week, like them so far. If you look in the bottom right corner of the box cover it says 13 "girps" 🤣
thank you
I use the Grip Master leather grips, nothing better in my opinion... Very Spendy, but I have had the same grips on for 3 years and they are still like new...
chsmpkey makes great grips. They do bleed onto your glove but mine lasted a whole season. Great value for the money.
If you get a chance, would mention which grip has the most cushioning shock absorbing attributes. I have arthritis and need shock absorbing properties.
I tried the champkey wraps to start this year and I'm not disappointed. I really don't see a difference between these and my last golf prides other than the price.
I love the IOMIC Sticky Mid Grips and I know Paige Spirnac uses The Grip Master
I changed to non-tapered grips. Several inexpensive options available on Amazon. Best grip change ever! If you're trending to oversized grips, look at non or low tapered grips.
I tried an oversized grip when I was new to golf and kinda liked the way it felt so I put them on all of my clubs. Now I am starting that the oversized grips are actually hurting my swing and thinking about going back to standard sized grips
KOOL!!! Thanks for testing a "generic" grip. Not all golfers are "ballin" and can afford how expensive this sport is. Many thanks!!! Love ya, Bro!
I ordered a set and they were a completely different color than shown on the web page. Sent them back and got some Golf Prides on eBay.
LOL, I'm cheap so I buy "tennis" handle wraps... cost me $20 for a dozen. They are excellent for their wear characteristics, and I really get great grip as they are meant for "sweaty hands", so in any weather they work great. Takes me about five minutes to wrap a club handle...I put the wraps on over the original grips so they are marginally larger, which I like as I've got long fingers. Never failed to get a season out of the wrap.
hey matt!
any chance we can know your height
are there any custom fittings in your bag? (lie,length)
thanks a lot
In my experience, use whatever works best for YOU. Grips are all about personal feel. With that being said, knock off grips aren't all bad. My only complaint with them is that they are thinner than the big names and for me altered the feel of my clubs.
Can I ask where you got your club rack? Link? Thanks!
So how did these hold up? Did they last?? I looked for the follow-up video mentioned that you would do and couldn't find it.
Where did you get your club rack?
Take them out on a hot day and you will change your tune. I did just that and they left my hands black. However it was good practice for regripping my clubs.
Often, Amazon/eBay is product minus brand minus shareholder value. During Golfsmith times simple Golf Pride grips where sold for a similar price. And R300 shafts where at around 6 bucks.
I’ve been using the same and can’t tell a difference 👍🏼
Your "how to" video was the reason I started regripping my own clubs, and ChampKey was the first brand I bought to do that (last fall). I'll never spend full price again. I played with these grips until late this Spring when I bought new irons. When it's time to regrip - it will be ChampKey again.
Will you be doing a follow-up video to show how these hold up?
Test out the golf pride mmc imitation ones on amazon please. they are called geo leap. They look identical to their counterpart.
Only issue i found with these cheaper grips are that the lighter color ones get dirty quite quickly and the stains don't wash off easily
I use the champkey hybrid and I will not go back. They are identical to golfpride and it cost me the same for 3 of those grips. I hope they keep selling them at this price for yrs.
Seem to be similar grip and price point to the Saplize grips I have bought online lately.
Great vid as always mate !!! Changing grips …… Absolutely terrifies me !!! Hate it I’d rather just rough up the ones I have for as long as totally possible !!!!
Yes, it's a little scary the first time you do it after that you're going to wonder why you didn't start doing it years ago. It's so freaking easy!
No vice clamp?
What is the link for these grips? There are several Champkey grips on Amazon. Thanks ...
Great review Matt...I'm a fan of finding values when it comes to golf equipment. These look almost identical to Grip One grips, which is a Golfworks brand (with a similar price) so I wonder if they are produced by the same manufacturer. I use Grip One a lot and find them to be very durable. I will check out these as well.
I just ordered the midsize and tried it on an extra club for testing. Just for info, these grips seem to have less taper than say the Golf Pride Tour Velvet. Clubmakers sometimes measure the diameter 2" and 5" from the butt end. The 2" measurement was about 0.960" for both, but the 5" measurement was 0.865" for the Champkey and 0.850" for the Golf Pride. For me, that is fine as I used to wrap extra tape about 4" down the shaft anyway to build up the grip under the trail hand. Also, if you have a compressor or tire inflator, you may want to consider blowing on your grips (no tape or solvent). Check CZcams for instructions.
I use these. I absolutely love them. I’m 50+ rounds into mine this year. Tip: use a heat gun or hair dryer to remove old grip tape. Save your fingers! The red used to wear off onto my glove from the Winn Dri-tac when I used those back when.
use a blade and then solvent for any residual glue
@@MrThemaskedavenger blade takes too long. Heat works so much faster.
@@takl23 you're not using the blade right then given you still need to scrape.
@@MrThemaskedavenger heat will take it off in one go. This is the dumbest conversation I’ve been apart of.
@@takl23 sure it just magically drops off, of course it does😂 Oh I'd bet you've been in much dumber every day
Any update on how long these grips last?
What type of Champkys were these?
Matt's second favorite behind his old friend, that means the grips are really good. I'll jump on them, heck save money for other things!
use a hair dryer to heat up the old tap and it will come off real easy in large pieces.
Hey Matty
Okay, you’re 2-years past, how did champkey grips hold up?
I’ve collect several sets of classic Hogan’s, Hagen’s (32 dozen) and grips are a thing, ya?
I trust your opinion very much, talk to me bro, are they worth it?!
🙏🏻😎🙏🏻
This kind of champkey grip depending how much you practice and number of rounds of golf you play within 6 months to a year will tell you the results be careful when it will be rainy or high level of humidity.
Have you tried Star grips?
100% rubber and made in the USA. I've used them for quite a while and they DO NOT wear out! Wash them every couple of rounds and they are like new. Honestly the greatest grips I've ever used. Thanks for the great videos!
mister ho sentito parlare di un drive maxi da 750 cc... dove posso trovarlo??
Over 1000 dollars for an average set of clubs. I’m not worried at all about the cost of the grips. I love my Jumbo Max (medium) grips. They cost slightly more, but who cares? Worth a try.
How does it work when wet and sweaty hands are used?
What about grip master grips???