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Golf Pride Reverse Taper Round Putter Grip

Golf Pride Reverse Taper Round Putter Grip

A rounded back sits comfortably against your fingers while a flat front paddle gives your thumbs a clear reference. Its fuller lower section, soft surface and dimpled texture offer a distinct feel in both hands.

Soft, tackySlimmer upper hand, wider lower hand
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Grip tape + 4 oz HF-100 solvent

Installing at home? Add tape and solvent if you don’t already have your supplies.

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Rounded comfort with a defined paddle front.

A rounded back sits comfortably against your fingers while a flat front paddle gives your thumbs a clear reference. Its fuller lower section, soft surface and dimpled texture offer a distinct feel in both hands.

The details that shape your grip

Grip at a glance

Putter grip
Profile
Slimmer upper hand, wider lower hand
Feel
Soft, tacky
Texture
Uniform dimple pattern
Material
Polyurethane
Hands holding a Golf Pride Reverse Taper Round grip, with red arrows showing the wider lower section.01

A fuller lower hand

A slim upper section widens toward the bottom, giving the Round model its distinctive reverse-taper profile.

Side view of the Golf Pride Reverse Taper Round grip, with a curved red arrow highlighting its rounded back.02

Rounded back. Flat paddle.

The curved back rests against your fingers while the flat front paddle gives your thumbs a defined place to settle.

Golf Pride Reverse Taper Round Medium grip, shown upright against white.03

Soft, textured contact

Soft polyurethane and a uniform dimple pattern bring a tacky feel to the Round model’s rounded-back, flat-front shape.

Manufacturer photography: Golf Pride. Illustrative color may differ from your selected option.

02 / Specifications

Know exactly what you’re gripping.

Manufacturer reference specifications. Choose your size and color in the product options above.

Manufacturer details
Construction
Polyurethane
Texture
Uniform dimple pattern
Profile
Slimmer upper hand, wider lower hand
Reverse Taper Round Specifications
SizeCoreNominal weight
Small58 Round—
Medium58 Round—
Large58 Round—

Weights are not listed here. Confirm the exact weight if it matters to your putter build. Core size is the grip opening, not its finished outside diameter.

Weights are manufacturer nominal values and can vary. Core size describes the grip opening, not the finished outside diameter. Confirm shaft butt diameter and installation method before fitting.

03 / Find your feel

Good fit starts with feel.

Compare Reverse Taper Round by the shape in your hands: rounded back; flat front paddle. Try the available sizes with your usual putting hold. Putter sizing is separate from swing-grip sizing.

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How should I choose a putter grip size?

Try the shape and size with your usual putting hold. The paddle, back shape and diameter change how each hand contacts the grip. Choose the combination you find most comfortable; swing-grip hand-size measurements do not prescribe a putter grip size.

For woods & irons: grip calculator
What is the difference between reverse and zero taper?

Reverse Taper has a slimmer upper section and a wider lower section. Zero Taper keeps a consistent width through the grip. Both are different from a traditional profile that narrows toward the lower hand.

How do I install this grip?
  1. Check shaft fit. Gather grip tape, compatible grip solvent, vise, rubber shaft clamp, hook blade, cloth and tray. Wear eye protection; work with ventilation, away from flames.
  2. Clamp without crushing the shaft. Cut the old grip away from your body; peel off grip and tape. Never cut or scrape graphite.
  3. Clean and dry the shaft. Apply smooth double-sided grip tape, peel its backing and fold the overhang over the shaft end.
  4. Cover the grip’s vent hole. Wet its inside with compatible solvent, then pour the excess over all the tape into the tray. Reverse Taper needs extra solvent.
  5. Slide fully on in one move; seat the cap against the shaft end. Set the top paddle perpendicular to the putter face’s leading edge before it sets.
  6. Wipe excess solvent. Leave undisturbed for the drying time on your tape/solvent labels. Before play, check it is dry, secure and cannot twist.
How do I clean and care for this grip?
  1. Use warm water with a little mild dish soap and a soft cloth to gently clean the grip.
  2. Remove all soap with clean water, then towel dry. Let the grip dry fully before play or storage.
  3. Store away from direct sun and excessive heat. Replace a grip that is cracked, hardened or remains slippery after cleaning.