Golf Pride MCC Golf Club Grip – All-Weather Hybrid Grip with Brushed Cotton Cord & Pebbled Texture – Moisture-Wicking – Standard – White – 3 Pack

All-Weather Control for Every Swing

The MCC Golf Pride grip blends two materials to deliver a balanced, responsive feel in any conditions. The upper hand uses brushed cotton cord for a soft, tactile touch, while the lower hand relies on high-performance rubber for steady control. This hybrid design supports confident feedback from takeaway to impact, helping you feel the club through each phase of the swing.

Designed with moisture management in mind, the grip helps palms stay drier during hot rounds or damp days, supporting a secure hold when grip pressure shifts with momentum. The textured pebbled surface, paired with distinctive plus-sign patterns, promotes a reliable connection to the club, reducing slippage as you adjust your grip through the swing arc.

Why golfers choose MCC

Golf Pride has built a legacy of grip innovation over seven decades, emphasizing durability, feel, and performance. The brand’s grip technology is trusted by many players, including a large contingent of professionals, underscoring its reputation on and off the course.

• Hybrid multi-material design balances feel and response across both hands
• Moisture-wicking performance supports a secure hold in heat or damp conditions
• Pebbled texture with plus-sign patterns enhances a firm, stable connection
• Standard size in a white 3-pack — easy to refresh your entire set

Whether you’re weekend hitting bays, on the practice range, or navigating a round in changing weather, MCC aims to help you maintain control and confidence from the first swing to the last. It’s built to upgrade your gear and support a steady grip when hands demand comfort and security on the course.

• All-weather reliability without sacrificing tactile feedback
• Two-material construction designed for balanced feel and responsive feedback
• Quality craftsmanship backed by a long-standing history of grip innovation

Note: Benefits are described as possibilities based on design features and user scenarios. Individual results may vary with technique, equipment, and course conditions.