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Golf Pride Multi Compound Plus4 Golf Grip - Standard - Orange

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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 Multi Compound Plus4 is designed for golfers seeking to improve their swing through reduced tension and increased power. Its key benefit is simulating four additional wraps of tape in the lower hand, encouraging a lighter grip pressure. A potential caveat is that the larger lower hand may require an adjustment period for golfers accustomed to a thinner grip profile.

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ColourOrange
Model Part NumberMCCS-60R-M77-X10
BrandGolf Pride

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FAQs

What is the main benefit of the Plus4 technology?

The Plus4 technology simulates four additional wraps of tape on the lower hand, which encourages lighter grip pressure, reduced tension, and potentially increased power.

What size grip is this guide referring to?

This guide primarily refers to the Standard size grip, but the installation principles apply to other sizes like Midsize and Undersize.

Can I reuse the solvent used during installation?

Yes, the Mineral Spirits Grip Solvent can be collected and reused on other clubs, which is economical and environmentally friendly.

How long do the grips need to dry before playing?

It is recommended to allow the grips to dry for several hours before playing to ensure a secure and proper bond.

What type of solvent should I use for installation?

White spirits (mineral spirits) is the recommended solvent for installing Golf Pride grips.

Is this grip suitable for all weather conditions?

The Multi Compound Plus4 offers a good balance of tackiness and performance. However, like all grips, performance can be affected by extreme wet conditions. Keeping them clean will help maintain grip.

How does the softer rubber material benefit my game?

The softer rubber material enhances the feel and responsiveness of the grip, providing better tactile feedback from the clubface and a more comfortable experience.

Troubleshooting

Grip won't slide onto the shaft easily.

Ensure the grip tape is sufficiently lubricated with solvent. Pour more solvent onto the tape and try sliding the grip again. Make sure the grip's internal surface is also well-coated with solvent.

Air bubbles trapped under the grip.

This usually happens if the tape dries out before the grip is fully on. Ensure ample solvent is used and the grip is slid on quickly while the tape is wet. If minor bubbles persist, they often dissipate with use.

Grip feels sticky or gummy.

This can occur if too much solvent was used or if the solvent has not fully evaporated. Allow the grips to dry for the recommended several hours, or even overnight, in a well-ventilated area.

Old grip tape is difficult to remove.

Apply a small amount of solvent to soften the old tape. Use a blade carefully to scrape away the residue. Be extra cautious with graphite shafts to avoid scratching or cracking.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Encourages lighter grip pressure for increased power.
  • Enhanced feel and responsiveness for better control.
  • Simulates a taped grip without the extra effort.
  • Comfortable due to softer rubber material.
  • Trusted by professional golfers.

Cons

  • The larger lower hand may require an adjustment period.
  • Requires specific tools and solvents for installation.
  • Not ideal for golfers who prefer a very thin grip profile.
  • Installation can be messy if not done carefully.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Regripping Instructions:

To install the Golf Pride Multi Compound Plus4 grip, you will need the following supplies: PRO-GRIP double-sided grip tape, a Stanley knife/blade, solvent (white spirits), rubber gloves, and a towel/cloth.

  1. Remove Old Grip: Carefully cut away the old grip with a blade, working away from yourself. Peel or scrape off the old grip and tape. Clean the shaft with mineral spirits and a cloth, being cautious not to damage graphite shafts.
  2. Apply New Tape: Wrap the double-sided grip tape spirally from the top of the shaft to the intended bottom of the grip. Ensure the end of the shaft is covered with extra tape.
  3. Prepare New Grip: Pour a generous amount of solvent (white spirits) inside the new grip, covering the inner surface. Seal the open end and shake to distribute the solvent.
  4. Lubricate Tape: Pour the excess solvent over the entire length of the double-sided tape on the shaft. Use a tray to catch excess solvent for reuse.
  5. Install New Grip: While the tape is still wet, slide the new grip onto the shaft butt, ensuring it is pushed all the way down and aligned as desired.
  6. Drying: Allow the grips to dry for several hours before playing.

Compatibility:

These grips are designed to fit standard golf club shafts. Ensure you have the correct size grip for your clubs (e.g., Standard, Midsize, Undersize).

Care:

To maintain the tackiness and performance of your grips, wipe them down periodically with a damp cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals, as this can degrade the rubber material. Store clubs in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.