13 Piece Set - Golf Pride - New Decade Multi-Compound Midsize Grips White

This was my first time regripping my clubs on my own. If this is your first time, these are definitely the grips to get. However, make sure to watch some demo videos on youtube first. You absolutely need the mineral spirits or solvent. Once you have all the necessary tools, the process was pretty easy. Start with a club you don't use that often, though, because it will take you a couple to get the hang of it.As for quality of the grip, I'm fairly satisfied. These aren't going to compare to Winn grips by any means, but they're pretty good for the price and for a casual golfer like myself.

Played with these today and just love them. For years I used the pro Winn grips but got tired of changing them every year after year and decided to try out the Golf Pride Multi Compound grips, just from the feel I can tell they are going to last much longer and I won't have movement on the grip during damp or wet weather rounds like I did with the Winn grips. They don't have the soft feel of the Winns but I like the better control I had with these.I would recommend these to others.

great price. pretty sure the grips are real. the wear out quick but are the best grips in my opinion. i play a couple of times a week and get out to the range as well. i m about 85% they are real

The multicompound New Decade golf grip by Golf Pride is the best all weather golf grip going. I have used cord grips for many years. But cord grips are heavy. So there came to be half cord grips. They are a step up. But it is also true that the cord grips of the past get hard. The New Decade solves all of this. PLUS they come in midsize which gives those of us who are seniors with arthritic hands a great break.

I purchased these to replace another set of grips that I had bought a couple of weeks earlier. The ones that I purchased previously felt a little cheap for my liking. These grips did not dissapoint! The white does get dirty a little easily, but that is to be expected. Overall I love these grips in both dry and wet weather.

Smelled really bad. Paint was kind of off.When i google searched "bad smell new decade grip" there was a post on a golf forum website showing you how to spot fakes.I was pretty disappointed and sad. So i bought one at a major golf store, and yeah they were different. Was so sad i just trashed them.

Not recommend. Not authentic. Slightly smaller than the ones I had already. Pro that was going to install them said they were counterfeit.

These grips were/are fakes. Slightly oversized and grooves much deeper than authentic New Decades.