Mattyv Wilson Staff Progressive irons from the early 90's

I had a set of those back in the day....nice irons! Donated them last fall to a local high school coach who was trying to
get a team started again after the school had abandoned golf for several years.

    Those should be reasonably playable ….. well,
    Except for the 3i maybe. 👍😎

    I had to extend my i15/ns pro 1050GH set up so I decided to regrip with the new lamkin midsize grips. I had to stop due to an injury on my right hand. The grips are on the softer side.

    You gonna play LB??

    Tonite I blew a grip off the Fuji Tour spec shaft no longer offered by TM and put three wraps on and put the grip back on. I hate skinny grips.

      Typhoon I haven't really played many mid/over sized grips. But last Fall I did put one on a driver just to see if it would make a diff. Yeah, big diff. Longer, straighter drives. Not sure if that will be the result on other clubs, but will be finding out this Spring.

          Par4QC I measure for 3 wraps over. Never knew until 2016 when Frank fitted me for my M2 driver. So I’m just under midsize. As you know, some midsize grips feel bigger than others. The irons I picked up over the winter are GP Tour Velvet midsize but feel great.

          Driver I have a Midsize Lamkin 3 Gen on my HOF and a standard one with 3 wraps on my Paderson. Both feel great… just feels give me a more powerful feel in my hands.

            I've used oversized grips for years.....have to, b/c of my XXL glove size. I find that my favorites are
            either Lamkin Crossline Jumbos or Karma Super Light Ribbed Oversized. Both fit my hands well, whereas
            what some other companies call "oversize" brands feel like pencils...!!!

            I've never cared for traditional skinny grips; they just feel too small. I always liked the Winn midsize as they didn't have much taper, but currently the CP2 Pro is my fave.

            I go back and forth with driver grips. The larger ones feel better, but I've had great driving rounds with a standard size grip. Sometimes I feel like the smaller grips helps me release it better and other times I feel like I can't hang onto it lol.

              KCee I go with midsized grips with 3 extra wraps on the lower half to reduce the taper. I’ve always preferred larger grips/handles back to my baseball days when I used the Louisville Slugger M110 model with the 1 inch limited taper handle

                Assembled my Motocaddy electric cart today. Lousy weather so I tested it in the garage. It moves pretty quick without a full bag weighing it down.....nothing broken though 😆