For Golf Pride ND Multi Compound grip lovers

[trumb1mj]

I've been playing the Golf Pride ND Multi Compound grips for a while now and absolutely love them--everything but the price that is.

I recently found a Sharpro grip that looked identical and thought, "this knock off can't compare." I reluctantly purchased 10 of these at under $3 a pop. When they arrived they looked, felt and smelled like GPs! Popped a few on and they perform just like the GPs as well.

Even better, after doing a little research it turns out GP actually pays royalties to Sharpro for their patent on these grips--Golf Pride's version is the knock off!

You gotta gives these grips a try if you love the GP version but can't continue to pay $10 a grip...

 

[TEA Time]

Even better, after doing a little research it turns out GP actually pays royalties to Sharpro for their patent on these grips--Golf Pride's version is the knock off!

Awesome!

 

[eclark53520]

Sweet, I'll have to look into them.

 

[azgreg]

Cool. I really like the GP NDs but priced too high for me.

 

[Fairwaysplitter3320]

I've been playing the Golf Pride ND Multi Compound grips for a while now and absolutely love them--everything but the price that is.

I recently found a Sharpro grip that looked identical and thought, "this knock off can't compare." I reluctantly purchased 10 of these at under $3 a pop. When they arrived they looked, felt and smelled like GPs! Popped a few on and they perform just like the GPs as well.

Even better, after doing a little research it turns out GP actually pays royalties to Sharpro for their patent on these grips--Golf Pride's version is the knock off!

You gotta gives these grips a try if you love the GP version but can't continue to pay $10 a grip...

I game the Golf Pride's, thank you sir you have saved me money the next time I do a regripping.

 

[Fairwaysplitter3320]

You can get a set of 13 of the Sharpro's on the bay for $52 shipped.

 

[trumb1mj]

Yeah, they are very cheap. Golfworks sells them too: http://www.golfworks.com/product.asp_Q_pn_E_SP0005

 

[anonymous golfaholic]

You can get a set of 13 of the Sharpro's on the bay for $52 shipped.

It's hard to find a set of GP NDMC for less that $130. That's awesome.

 

[trumb1mj]

One thing to note is that durability has not been tested. I just regripped my clubs with these and have had one range session. I could tell no performance or feel difference what so ever. That said, I'm curious to see how these hold up over the next few months.

 

[Fairwaysplitter3320]

One thing to note is that durability has not been tested. I just regripped my clubs with these and have had one range session. I could tell no performance or feel difference what so ever. That said, I'm curious to see how these hold up over the next few months.

Keep us posted.

 

[BigJim13]

I've played them. I don't think they felt as good as the GPNDMC, they felt thinner and not as tacky to me. But for 1/3 the cost they are a decent grip. Durability is ok, I didn't the the GP's durability was that great though either.

 

[IrishGolfer]

I have been a multi compound grip guy for several years now. I tried the Sharpros, meh, they were OK I guess. I subsequently found these Pro T MULTI DUAL COMPOUND http://www.ebay.com/bhp/pro-t-grips
IMHO they are way better than the Sharpros, thicker and more durable.
Each to their own I guess. Do the Pepsi challenge and buy all three and test them against eachother before buying a set.

 

[BigJim13]

I have been a multi compound grip guy for several years now. I tried the Sharpros, meh, they were OK I guess. I subsequently found these Pro T MULTI DUAL COMPOUND http://www.ebay.com/bhp/pro-t-grips
IMHO they are way better than the Sharpros, thicker and more durable.
Each to their own I guess. Do the Pepsi challenge and buy all three and test them against eachother before buying a set.

I was not impressed with the Sharpros either. I have since gone back to Lamkin and started using the REL 3gen. I really like them but they aren't the same as the GP's. $10 per grip is nuts.

 

[trumb1mj]

I have been a multi compound grip guy for several years now. I tried the Sharpros, meh, they were OK I guess. I subsequently found these Pro T MULTI DUAL COMPOUND http://www.ebay.com/bhp/pro-t-grips
IMHO they are way better than the Sharpros, thicker and more durable.
Each to their own I guess. Do the Pepsi challenge and buy all three and test them against eachother before buying a set.

I read somewhere else that the pro t's were a nice option. Do they make a half cord, half rubber grip?

 

[Fairwaysplitter3320]

I have been a multi compound grip guy for several years now. I tried the Sharpros, meh, they were OK I guess. I subsequently found these Pro T MULTI DUAL COMPOUND http://www.ebay.com/bhp/pro-t-grips
IMHO they are way better than the Sharpros, thicker and more durable.
Each to their own I guess. Do the Pepsi challenge and buy all three and test them against eachother before buying a set.

That is a great deal!!!