Please refer to Lamkin's online fitting resource to be properly sized for any of our grips.

As a rule of thumb, the best grips to use in humid or wet conditions are dry grips, so golfers should do their best to keep your grips dry at all times. This means being prepared with rain covers, an umbrella and towels if you play where it is wet.

For the most part, grips with cord have been the suggested product for humid or wet conditions. The cord or thread running through the grip wicks some moisture away from the surface of the grip while also providing additional traction to avoid slippage. Lamkin's newest N-DUR grip with its and dual pattern design also works well for these types of conditions. The unique tackiness of 3GEN coupled with the extreme traction of the underside pattern produce a cordless grip that works well in these conditions. Along with the N-DUR model, Lamkin also offers standard cord models in Crossline, Crossline Tour and Performance Plus.

Consumers can purchase directly from Lamkin on our website at full Manufacturer Retail Pricing. Lamkin recommends looking for a club-fitter, retailer or pro shop in your area via our custom locator on our website for the best pricing and installation prices available.

Some models of Lamkin Grips are available in either round or ribbed models. A ribbed grip has a small ridge that runs the length of the inside of the grip. When the grip is installed there is a pronounced rib or "reminder" down the underside of the grip. The rib is sometimes referred to as a "reminder"because it reminds the golfer where to properly set his hands and fingers on the club.

You can find Lamkin grips at your local golf retailer, on-course shop or qualified club fitter. The easiest way to find Lamkin models is through Lamkin's online dealer locator.

Like anything, the better a grip is maintained, the longer it will last. It is advisable to wash your grips with warm water and soap, then rinse them, when they become dirty or a residue has built up. The nature of rubber and rubber compounds makes them susceptible to excessive heat and when they're left in high or dry heat they can crack and dry out. It is recommended that you not leave your golf clubs in these conditions for extended periods of time whenever possible.

More than any club in a golfer's bag, the putter is the most personal. When you think of a putter, you think of feel. We recommend golfers take the opportunity to research and try all sizes and see what is most comfortable for them.

When needing to remove dirt or residue while on the course, simply use a damp towel to wipe down your grip and then dry it thoroughly. When not playing, water, soap, then rinsing and drying with a clean towel will be the best option.

A fresh grip will give you the best possible performance of that grip. A clean grip allows more contact with the surface area and pattern of the grip; the two components of the grip that provide tackiness and traction. With a grip that is worn or dirty, the performance characteristics of the grip are being masked. With a fresh grip, your potential to play better is increased. From there, it is up to the golfer to practice, take lessons from a PGA professional and work hard to maximize that golfer's scoring potential.

The beauty of the new 3GEN synthetic rubber compound is that it is the best of both worlds. This material advancement not only looks and plays like a traditional rubber grip, it also dissipates shock better than any grip on the market. The NDUR and Performance Plus 3GEN are the most durable grips in our line and by far the most attractive.

Lamkin's new N-DUR models and Performance Plus with 3GEN grips feature Lamkin's new 3GEN material. 3GEN is a very unique synthetic rubber compound that's both soft and tacky, providing unmatched "single-strike" vibration-dampening properties that protect a golfer's hands and arm joints from jarring shockwaves.

The grip's "Performance Plus" reduced taper profile from butt end to the bottom allows the golfer's hands to work together as one unit, providing more control over the club with less grip pressure. The dimensions were made so that the lower hand area is slightly larger (this is where PGA Tour pros typically request size bulk-up on their grips) with less taper, making a size that works gracefully with the surface pattern to allow the golfer to have a unified grip with less tension throughout the entire swing which results in higher swing speeds, more control over shots, and more distance.

The 3GEN material features a vastly improved resistance to environmental aging and weathering factors. The material will not absorb any moisture and its tackiness is activated by toweling off the grip or using a light abrasive brush. It continually performs better if it’s cleaned regularly. Simply brush it with a wet towel and not only will any dirt or grime be removed from the grip, but the material’s incredible tackiness will come back.

Lamkin is the leading supplier for nearly all of the major club manufacturers. To view a list of the companies that choose Lamkin as a key supply partner, please see our Club Manufacturer Partners page.