10 Steps to New Grips

A quick and easy task to complete, regripping your golf clubs can improve your clubs' comfort, stability and traction, as well as lower your score. An entire set can be completed in less than 30 minutes, and the on-course rewards players receive makes regripping one of the game's best values for game improvement.

Demonstrating its continued commitment to educating golfers, beginning clubmakers and players interested in improving their game, Lamkin provides a free 10-Step Process to Regripping on its website (www.lamkingrips.com/regrip_how.php) and its written in clear, easy-to-understand steps.

Lamkin Grips Deliver Four Wins in Three Weeks

Delivering tour-proven traction as well as superior stability and comfort, Lamkin grips chalked up more pro tour wins with four victories in the past three weeks. Lamkin's original Crossline and Crossline Half Cord grips combined for wins on the LPGA, Nationwide, Champions and European Tours, adding another $2.57 million in first--place winnings to Lamkin's 2007 season total.

"The best golfers in the world compete on professional tours every week, and we're very proud that many of them trust the innovative designs and superior engineering of Lamkin grips to give them a competitive advantage," says Bob Lamkin, president and CEO of the Lamkin Corporation.

Grip Q & A

A quick one-on-one with Bob Lamkin, president and CEO of Lamkin Corporation

Q: We've all seen golfers who are playing clubs with grips that look like they are about to crack off. What's wrong with that picture?

A: For many, many years, we've tried to get the playing public, core golfers and the people who care about improving their golf game to understand they will play better golf by paying attention to two simple areas. Number One, regripping your golf club so you don't have that choking grip pressure on your club. The fresh grip will let you have lighter grip pressure. Second is grip sizing. You can actually play better golf by being fitted for your grips like you would be fitted for your golf clubs. So what we're trying to do is get the technology moving from the golf clubhead to the shaft and up into the grip and not have the grip an afterthought. Instead, we want to see a larger degree of importance placed on grip sizing and playing better golf.