I have to tell you guys…
This grip took my driver from slicing monster banana slices to absolute nukes. It took about 10 drives and then it just clicked. I can actually feel my driver from backswing all the way through. You made golfing fun for me again!!!! I will be getting my iron grips soon!
Amazing product!!!
As a result of an automobile accident in the early 2000's, I received a severe whiplash. In August of 2025, I had Anterior Spinal fusion from C3 - C6 and in May of 2026 I had Posterior spinal fusion from C3 - T2. My left hand ring and pinky fingers still has no sensation. Enter X Control grips!!! Because of the design, I am able to hold the golf club without it pirouetting out into the fairway (sometimes further than the ball travelled). My days of playing in local tournaments is done. Now I can just enjoy playing again. Thank you!!!!!!!
James, Lynchburg, VA.
Store owner replied:
Hi James.
C3-T2 fusion and still playing - that is an inspirational story.
The winner here is Golf.
Let me send you a hat or a polo or something... let me know your size.
I'll send to same address as your grips.
Easy to fit, just need a set square to ensure the grip is square to the blade. 1st go on the range hitting the ball straight and long( with a few hooks!) Normal shot is a fade or slice. Time will tell be happy so far.
Have been using the XGrip for over a year now and love them. I think they really help me keep my club face alinged and square and remove the chance of having the wrong alignment.
These are a game changer. I have issues with my hands and elbows that prevent me from finishing a round without some sort of discomfort. If you have arthritis or tennis elbow, these will definitely help. If you're a higher handicapper and looking for something to help with club face consistency, then these will help with that too. I trialled some grips on my 4 iron and 7 iron. My 7 iron has never felt felt more dialled in accuracy wise and my 4 iron is a perfect baby draw. Every. Single. Time. I personally found that now the grips sit comfortably in my hands, I'm not trying to grip the club too tight which has helped with fatiguing and also resulted in me hitting the ball further. The only drawback/negative I have about these grips is I personally find it harder to open or close the club face now as my hands wants to naturally find their zero point on the grips. (Hence why they're great for consistency) So when I get around to regripping the rest of my clubs, I'll only run them on my 4 to PW and run conventional grips on the woods, hybrids (both adjustable) and wedges (as I'm always opening/closing the face depending on the shot). If you're on the fence line I was, try one. It might be the best thing you do.