Terribly disappointed in the color. They are for a team gift. Ordered the royal/yellow. They came in and look NOTHING like the color shown. They are medium blue and GREEN. The yellow shown in every photo is yellow. The yellow is applied so thinly to the blue grip..that it visually is green. Too bad the ad photos don't show true visual colors..I mean..these are so you can match team colors ..right?

Currently my favorite grip - to the point that I cut off brand new grips on new clubs and install these. I wouldn't say that the reduced taper is any kind of game changer, but I just like that it feels like I am not getting the club too much into the fingers of my lower/dominate hand. Also, the tackiness is superb. I don't play too much in the rain to comment on the wet weather playability.

Best overall grip on the market today. Other grips will spoil you, until you find you have to replace them at least once a season. I've tried most of the best ones over the decades. These give MUCH longer wear and more feedback. The feel may put some people off as it's not "spongy", but they're very easy to hold on to. And I hit the ball hard and play by feel which is where the jumbo size comes into play. It allows much more control for your hands over your shot shape. Less important for high handicappers, but I play blades rather than game improvement irons. These will make you feel good regardless, the only con being the price disparity between regular, midsize and jumbo grips. Jumbo is far too expensive for what you actually get, but makes all kinds of difference ... MoreBest overall grip on the market today. Other grips will spoil you, until you find you have to replace them at least once a season. I've tried most of the best ones over the decades. These give MUCH longer wear and more feedback. The feel may put some people off as it's not "spongy", but they're very easy to hold on to. And I hit the ball hard and play by feel which is where the jumbo size comes into play. It allows much more control for your hands over your shot shape. Less important for high handicappers, but I play blades rather than game improvement irons. These will make you feel good regardless, the only con being the price disparity between regular, midsize and jumbo grips. Jumbo is far too expensive for what you actually get, but makes all kinds of difference over midsize on the course for me. The biggest pro is how long they last vs. something like the Winn Dri-Tacs which feel great new but virtually dissolve over a year or so. I count the feedback you feel as a pro as well.