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Date Posted: 12:01:21 10/16/02 Wed
Author: dak
Subject: Re: Humid or rainy weather
In reply to: trencher 's message, "Humid or rainy weather" on 20:07:36 10/11/02 Fri

trencher,

i find the taper to be a positive attribute and i don't play enough actual rounds to encounter rain and humidity....too bad for me! i am confined to a range mostly and i can pick and choose my days and weather for when i go hit balls...i'll defer to your judgment.


> These grips have only 1 attribute in my opinion.
>They are slightly oversized. The negative side
>....for me, is they are still tapered and in rain or
>humid conditions they are impossible to hold ....
>trencher

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