The Golf Pride MCC is a hybrid grip that combines brushed cotton cord in the upper hand with softer rubber in the lower hand, sold here as a set of 13. It’s built for golfers who want all-weather traction without giving up feel.
Who is it for?
- Golfers whose hands sweat, or who play often in damp or humid conditions
- Players who want firmer upper-hand control but a softer feel for the lower hand
- Anyone regripping a full bag
Key features and benefits
| Feature | What it does for you |
|---|---|
| Brushed cotton cord (upper hand) | Extra traction when hands or grips are wet |
| Soft rubber (lower hand) | Better feel and feedback in the hand that controls the release |
| Align technology | Raised ridge for consistent hand placement |
| 13-piece set | Regrip a full set of clubs in one order |
Specifications
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Brand | Golf Pride |
| Quantity | 13 grips |
| Sizes | Standard, Midsize |
| Fits | Woods, hybrids and irons (not putters) |
Standard or Midsize?
Golf Pride’s sizing chart puts a men’s M or M/L glove in Standard. Choose Midsize if you wear a men’s L or XL glove, or if you have arthritis or want a lighter grip pressure.
Care tips
Scrub the corded section gently with a soft brush, warm water and mild soap; rinse and air-dry.
FAQs
Are corded grips rough on your hands?
They feel firmer than all-rubber grips. MCC puts cord only under the upper hand, so the lower hand stays on softer rubber, a middle ground many golfers prefer to a full-cord grip.
MCC or Tour Velvet — which should I choose?
Choose MCC for extra traction in wet weather or with sweaty hands. Choose Tour Velvet for a softer, all-rubber feel.
How often should I regrip?
Golf Pride’s general guideline is about once a year, or every 40 rounds.
Helpful guides
- Golf grip size chart — find your size from your hand or glove
- Golf Pride MCC vs Tour Velvet — which grip suits you
- How to regrip golf clubs at home
- How to clean golf grips — make them last longer

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