The new MCC Plus4 grip from Golf Pride offers the same all-around performance as did the original MCC grip. The big difference is the larger lower portion that effectively creates a grip size equal to one installed with four wraps of buildup.

The MCC Plus4™ is a tour-proven, hybrid golf grip featuring a larger lower hand and new softer rubber material. The MCC Plus4 simulates 4 additional wraps of tape on the lower hand to encourage lighter grip pressure, reduced tension, and increased power.

The Golf Pride MCC Plus 4 Align Grip is a somewhat unique choice of equipment for Garrick Higgo among his peers on the PGA Tour Players right now. According to the PGAClubTracker.com database, Garrick Higgo is the only top tour pro currently carrying it in their bag and using it as their preferred Grip.

LARGER LOWER HAND + Lighter Grip Pressure = INCREASED POWER With a 4.6% larger outside diameter in the lower hand, the Plus4 encourages lighter grip pressure. Promoting less tension in the hands and more fluidity throughout the swing creates more power.

And it keeps the face a lot squarer. Rather than excessive rotation. So the question is where does Rory mcilroy's grip come into it well Rory McIlroy is somebody who has a very wide takeaway.

Measure from the tip of your middle finger to the base of the palm where the hand meets the wrist.

1. 5″- 6.5″ – Undersize golf grips.
2. 6.5″ – 7.5″ – Standard golf grips.
3. 7.5″ – 9″ – Midsize golf grips.
4. 9+ inches – Jumbo golf grips.

The MCC™ (New Decade® MultiCompound) is an innovative hybrid grip that fuses the positive performance of rubber and cord.

The Conventional (Reverse Overlap) Grip That makes it no surprise that it continues to be the most common grip on the PGA Tour. With this one, you start with your dominant hand lower. Then, the forefinger of your non-dominant hand overlaps your dominant hand's fingers or interlocks with the pinky on your dominant hand.

Grips are pretty personal, but the MultiCompound models tend to perform well in all conditions. I don't do well with moisture so the added bit of cord helps. It creates enough traction to keep the club in my hands. Admittedly, with too much moisture, I prefer a full-cord grip like this one.

However, thick grips can make it more difficult to control the bike and can add weight. On the contrary, thin grips provide less cushioning and can be less comfortable on long rides; however, they offer better control and are lighter in weight. Thin grips tend to be a better choice for people with smaller hands.

According to the PGAClubTracker.com database, that makes the Golf Pride MCC Plus4 Grip the #7 Most Popular Grip model on the PGA Tour. Tour players do seem to like Golf Pride Grips a lot, since 95 of the top PGA Tour Players right now are playing with Grips made by Golf Pride.

Many leading professional golfers, such as Tiger Woods use the interlocking grip. Place your hands on the golf club and intertwine your pinky finger on the trailing hand with the index finger on the lead hand. This is a good grip for people with smaller hands.