Crossline Red

Lamkin Crossline Red Grip (.580" Round):
The pattern is recognizable. The performance is unmistakable. The proprietary M2 rubber compound adds tack and durability while the distinctive pattern increases hand-traction and reduces torque for the ultimate-performance grip.

Independent surveys show that, on average, regripping clubs improves scores three to four strokes per round. Other studies reveal that golfers play 18 holes per week should regrip their clubs once a year.

Lamkin Crossline Blue Cap Grip:
The traditional Crossline pattern and re-formulated materials combine to provide the superior traction found in the Crossline Black. This original has long been a favorite among Tour players and its now available with colored caps, with each cap representing a different size.

Independent surveys show that, on average, regripping clubs improves scores three to four strokes per round. Other studies reveal that golfers play 18 holes per week should regrip their clubs once a year.

Lamkin Crossline Sof-Cord Red (.600" Rib):
A favorite among touring professionals. The Crossline Sof-Cord's proprietary M2 rubber compound is layered with a soft cord fabric, adding maximum traction to this all-weather grip.

Independent surveys show that, on average, regripping clubs improves scores three to four strokes per round. Other studies reveal that golfers play 18 holes per week should regrip their clubs once a year.