crossline golf grip

Memorable Tour Win at the 2012 McGladrey Classic

Congratulations to the winner of the McGladrey Classic PGA TOUR Fall Series Event at Seaside Golf Club.  Equipped with Lamkin Crossline grips, the winner posted a fantastic final round 60, narrowly missing out on the elusive 59.  Starting the final round 7 shots back in T27th position the winner started strongly, posting an outward 31. He then pushed on, holing a series of birdie putts for a back 9 score of 29 to take his first PGA Tour title by 1 shot.

The classic Crossline has been Lamkin’s best selling grip for more than a decade.  It features a distinctive, densely spaced pattern that promotes light grip tension and provides superior lateral traction.  Lamkin’s proprietary rubber compound adds tackiness and durability, while the grip’s firmness is appealing to a broad range of golfers and is a perennial favorite among Tour pros: a testament to its incredible performance.

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CROSSLINE: BACK TO BASICS

Lamkin’s famous Crossline golf grip has been a best-seller and Tour favorite for nearly 15 years.   Currently used on millions of golf clubs around the world, the intersecting (“crossing”) lines on the Crossline grip have become one of the most recognizable patterns in golf.

Because of the enormous volume of Crossline grips produced every year, Lamkin continually upgrades the molding equipment to ensure we provide our customers with the highest quality and most durable golf grips.  Over the years, as this equipment is upgraded, the lines of the Crossline pattern became slightly wider than the original design.  After a lengthly process of testing and reviewing different iterations of the pattern, Lamkin made the decision to return to the specifications of the original Crossline design.

While the difference between the two patterns is quite subtle, it is distinct enough to be noticed by our more attentive customers.  

The renewed ”Classic” Crossline grips started shipping this summer and will be available in stores later this year.  If you have any questions about the change, click here for customer service contact information.

 

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