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Last on purpose

Pistol, oversized, and the neck you chose

A grip is a handle. It is not a hosel. We wrap after the throat and the length are honest, because a new pistol on a jumping plumber is a nicer handle on the same leak.

Pistol on a flow

The heel of the handle can remind a golfer where the lean is. Fine if the stroke already knows. Harmful if the pistol becomes a steering wheel for a face that should have been delayed by the neck, not by a thumb.

Oversized on a flow

Quiets hands. Sometimes that is the whole point after a long flow is chosen. Sometimes it hides a throat we should have recut. Rio will say which, because Rio watches whether the start line improved or merely felt calmer.

Skinny and proud

We still wrap skinny if the golfer’s hands are small and honest. Flagstaff is not a fashion show. Winter gloves are a separate problem; we do not spec a summer grip for January ice and call it altitude science.

Garage wraps

If you change a grip at home after a sit, tell us. The sheet assumed a diameter. A rail check after a garage wrap is a new conversation, not a warranty tantrum. Bring the putter anyway; we would rather see it than argue by inbox.

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