New Decade® MultiCompound Whiteout

Whyner

Has anyone tried the new golf pride whiteout grips?

http://golfpride.com/Grips/Default.aspx?cat=cord&grip=newdecadewhiteout

Thinking about getting them a doing a bit of diy, seems pretty easy

Whyner

Hmmm, I think they're just the same except they'll look dirtier

L.O.F.T

Whyner wrote: »

Hmmm, I think they're just the same except they'll look dirtier

Whyner

Loft, for someone who loves the pix your avatar ain't great

matt-dublin

i can tell you where you can get fake ones if you like!

id say theyre exactly the same as the normal ones but more expensive.

i just got mine back today and the feel of the grip is brilliant in comparison to what i had, cant wait to ge out over the weekend and play!

was demoing a titleist driver last night and the standard new decade mc felt like a much better grip than what id being playing with, and i think i prefer it to the tour velvet which i used to use.

L.O.F.T

Whyner wrote: »

Has anyone tried the new golf pride whiteout grips?

http://golfpride.com/Grips/Default.aspx?cat=cord&grip=newdecadewhiteout

Thinking about getting them a doing a bit of diy, seems pretty easy

I'll stop being a smart ass Whyner.
The New Multi compounds are nice, same feel as the older ones. I have one fitted on my 3-wood, the blue and white one. The main issues I have with the grip is as you have pointed out cosmetic. Its not so much the dirt from your hands as the white area is the glove area but when you put your clubs back in your stand bag the other grips rub up and down the white part and leave marks on the white part of your new grip. If you have full 14 way dividers this may not be an issue?
Lastly, changing grips is not difficult. The first few will take you a while as you master the skill but as soon as you do you will never look back.
Try Gamola Golf, great selection and sound delivery service. I buy all my grips there. New grips smarten up the oldest of clubs and make them feel brand new.
I've no affiliation to Gamola by the way.

Draupnir

I've two of these in the boot of the car, haven't bothered putting them on my wedges yet. Almost contemplating just skipping them and getting a leather gripmaster.

dug123

Ya I was thinking of getting these too. I need 12 of them. Any good suggestions on where to buy them ( no fakes )??

dines08

Gamolagolf.com

matt-dublin

Greystones driving range.

the standard NDMCs are €10 fitted per club

Gamola works out at €8.50 per grip

€8.50 for solvent and tape kit for 14 clubs

€14.50 vat and €14.50 shipping

Total is circa €125

IMO, just go to your pro, get em fitted and the difference will only be a few euro

dines08

€10 fitted is a great price for them. Anytime I've seen them its been €12 for the grip and €3 to fit so €15 per club