THE GRIP, UP CLOSE01 / Dri-Tac Putter
  • Golf club grip with 'DriTac' branding on a light gray background
  • Winn Dri - Tac Putter Grip – Sticky Feel, Silky Rolls - Standard - Club Rehab
1 2

Winn

Winn Dri-Tac Putter Grip – Sticky Feel, Silky Rolls

Winn Dri-Tac Putter Grip – Sticky Feel, Silky Rolls

Bring Winn’s tacky polymer feel to your putter. Three pistol profiles let you choose the shape and volume that sit comfortably in your hands.

Cushioned / medium firmnessPistol: Medallist, Midsize or JumboLite
See grip characteristics
$21.95
$21.95
Sale Sold out
Shipping calculated at checkout.

Standard is Medallist Pistol; Jumbo is Jumbo Pistol Lite. Compare shape and weight below, not just the size name.

Size

One grip per quantity selected. Choose the options for your build.

Specifications
Ready to regrip?Optional add-on
Just Basic Brampton Grip Kit
Just Basic Brampton Grip Kit

Grip tape + 4 oz HF-100 solvent

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

 View full details

Winn / GRIP ROOM

A comfortable place to start the roll.

Bring Winn’s tacky polymer feel to your putter. Three pistol profiles let you choose the shape and volume that sit comfortably in your hands.

The details that shape your grip

Grip at a glance

Putter grip
Shape
Pistol: Medallist, Midsize or JumboLite
Feel
Cushioned / medium firmness
Texture
Fine patterned surface
Material
WinnDry polymer
Winn Dri-Tac Medallist Pistol putter grip in Dark Gray, the store Standard option01

A familiar pistol shape.

The Standard option is Winn’s Medallist Pistol, with softly defined edges and a compact profile.

Winn Dri-Tac Midsize Pistol putter grip in Dark Gray02

More grip in your hands.

The Midsize Pistol adds volume while keeping a shaped pistol profile. Its nominal weight is 75 g.

Winn Dri-Tac Jumbo Pistol Lite putter grip in Dark Gray, the store Jumbo option03

A larger shape, kept light.

Jumbo Pistol Lite gives the largest offered profile at a nominal 55 g. Size and weight are separate choices.

Manufacturer photography: Winn. 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
WinnDry polymer
Texture
Fine patterned surface
Profile
Pistol: Medallist, Midsize or JumboLite
SizeCoreNominal weight
Standard / Medallist Pistol0.590 in56 g
Midsize Pistol0.590 in75 g
Jumbo / Jumbo Pistol Lite0.600 in55 g

Manufacturer nominal specifications. A dash means that figure is not confirmed for the listed option. Check the grip packaging and shaft before installation.

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.

Start with the shape and how your hands sit on the putter. These are putter profiles, not swing-grip sizes. Standard means Medallist Pistol. Midsize adds volume and weight. Jumbo is the larger, lightweight Jumbo Pistol Lite. Changing grip weight can change putter balance. Compare both shape and nominal weight with your current grip.

Back to options
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 should I know about the profile?

Start with the shape and how your hands sit on the putter. These are putter profiles, not swing-grip sizes. Standard means Medallist Pistol. Midsize adds volume and weight. Jumbo is the larger, lightweight Jumbo Pistol Lite. Changing grip weight can change putter balance. Compare both shape and nominal weight with your current grip.

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. Unwrap only when ready; do not bend or twist the grip. Clean and dry the shaft. Apply one layer of double-sided tape, peel backing and fold 1/4 inch 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.
  5. Slide fully on while wet, without stretching. Seat the cap against the shaft end; align the front to the putter face 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. Dampen a soft towel lightly with water and gently wipe the grip. Do not saturate the towel or immerse the grip.
  2. Pat dry with a soft towel. Do not rub vigorously, use a brush or wash with soapy water; these can damage the surface.
  3. Let the grip dry fully before storage and check for surface wear before play.