The Golf Pride Tour Velvet Align is a soft, all-rubber grip with a raised alignment ridge, sold here as a set of 14 so you can regrip every club in your bag at once. It suits golfers who want the classic Tour Velvet feel plus a consistent hand position at address.
Who is it for?
- Golfers who prefer a softer, all-rubber feel over a corded grip
- Players who want help setting their hands in the same position each time
- Anyone whose current grips feel slick, hard or shiny
Key features and benefits
| Feature | What it does for you |
|---|---|
| Align ridge | A raised ridge along the back of the grip gives your fingers a reference point, so your hand placement and clubface stay consistent |
| Tour Velvet rubber compound | Soft, responsive feel with a non-slip surface |
| All-weather texture | Consistent traction in sun or light rain |
| 14-piece set | Regrip a full set of clubs (woods, hybrids and irons) in one order |
Specifications
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Brand | Golf Pride |
| Model | Tour Velvet Align |
| Quantity | 14 grips |
| Material | Rubber |
| Fits | Woods, hybrids and irons (not putters) |
How to choose your grip size
Grip size should match your glove size: Golf Pride’s sizing chart puts a men’s M or M/L glove in Standard and a men’s L or XL glove in Midsize. A grip that’s too thin can encourage too much hand action; too thick can restrict release.
Care tips
Wash grips with warm water and mild soap every few rounds, rinse, and towel-dry. This removes sweat and sun cream that make rubber slick.
FAQs
How often should I replace my golf grips?
Golf Pride’s general guideline is about once a year, or every 40 rounds. Replace them sooner if they look shiny, feel hard, or show cracks or worn patches where your thumbs sit.
Can I install these grips myself?
Yes. You’ll need grip tape, grip solvent and a vice with a shaft clamp. Many golf shops will also fit them for you for a small fee.
What’s the difference between Tour Velvet and MCC grips?
Tour Velvet is all rubber and feels softer. MCC adds cotton cord in the upper-hand area for extra grip in wet or humid weather. Choose MCC if your hands sweat or you often play in the rain.
Does the Align ridge make the grip feel different?
You’ll feel the ridge under your fingers, which is the point: it tells you your hands are in the same place. If you rotate your grip intentionally to shape shots, a round (non-Align) grip may suit you better.
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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