Golf Pride Multi Compound Plus4 Golf Grip - Grey - Standard

The MCC Plus4 is a tour-proven, hybrid golf grip featuring a larger lower hand and new softer rubb...

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The Golf Pride MCC Plus4 grip is designed for golfers seeking enhanced feel and performance. It features a larger lower hand for reduced grip pressure and increased power. While the installation process requires some care, the benefits of improved swing consistency and comfort are well worth it. This guide will walk you through everything you need to know about the MCC Plus4, from its key features to proper installation and maintenance.

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ColourGrey
MaterialCotton
Model Part Number281778
BrandGolf Pride

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FAQs

What is the key benefit of the MCC Plus4 grip?

The MCC Plus4 encourages lighter grip pressure, which can lead to increased power and better swing control.

What supplies are needed for regripping?

You'll need grip tape, a blade or knife, new golf grips, solvent (mineral spirits), rubber gloves, and a cloth.

How do I remove the old grip?

Use a blade to cut the old grip away from the shaft, being careful not to damage the shaft itself.

How much solvent should I use?

Use a generous amount of solvent to ensure that the grip tape is thoroughly wet.

How long should I let the grips dry after installation?

Allow the grips to dry for several hours, ideally overnight, before playing.

Can I reuse the grip tape?

No, it is recommended to use new grip tape for the best results.

Where can I find regripping instructions?

Instructions are included with each grip, and are also available online.

Troubleshooting

Grip is not sliding onto the shaft easily.

Ensure that enough solvent has been applied to the grip tape. Make sure the grip tape is fully covered.

Grip feels loose after installation.

Allow the grip to dry completely for the recommended time (several hours) before use. Reapply the grip if necessary, ensuring the grip tape is properly applied.

Grip is damaged during installation.

Be careful when cutting the old grip and when applying the new one. Ensure you are using the correct tools and applying the correct amount of solvent. If the shaft is damaged, consult a professional club repair service.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Encourages lighter grip pressure for increased power.
  • Provides excellent feel and responsiveness.
  • Tour-proven design, trusted by many professionals.
  • Durable construction for long-lasting performance.
  • Available in multiple sizes.

Cons

  • Installation requires specific tools and solvent.
  • May require practice to adjust to the larger lower hand.
  • Grip tape is required for installation.
  • Solvent can be messy if not handled carefully.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Installation:

  1. Remove Old Grip: Carefully cut off the old grip using a blade, always cutting away from yourself. Remove any old grip tape residue.
  2. Apply New Tape: Wrap new grip tape in a spiral from the top of the shaft to the end.
  3. Prepare the Grip: Cover the vent hole and pour solvent inside the new grip, shaking to coat the inside.
  4. Apply Solvent to Tape: Pour the solvent over the new grip tape on the shaft.
  5. Slide on the Grip: Push the grip onto the shaft, aligning it as desired while the tape is wet.
  6. Allow to Dry: Let the grip dry for several hours before playing.

Compatibility:

The Golf Pride MCC Plus4 grip is compatible with standard golf club shafts.

Care:

Clean the grip regularly with a damp cloth and mild soap to remove dirt and maintain its tackiness. Avoid using harsh chemicals that could damage the rubber.

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