Ping Golf Grip Sizes – Choose The Correct Grip For You

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If you have read our blog on choosing the correct grip you will know that grip size is an important factor in making sure you get the most out of your golf clubs and aid in hitting a straight ball.

Ping, like the colour code they use for lie angles, also offer a unique way of measuring and establishing if you require a different size grip. Ping grip sizes are currently coloured by 6 choices with “white” being standard size for men and “red” being standard size for women. If you follow through the chart you can quickly determine what colour would best suit you.

To use the chart you need two measurements.  The overall length of your hand along with your longest finger. Make sure when you measure your hand it is from the crease of your wrist to the tip of the longest finger. If you then interpret your data on the chart you will find the colour that matches your size.

Ping also offer a variety of custom grips, however their standard option is the Ping 5L grip made to the highest quality and offers great feel.

We can’t stress enough the importance in getting yourself correctly custom fitted and by taking the steps above you will make sure that you are able to play your best golf when using Ping. Please also take the time to check your length and lie angle in Understanding the Ping Colour Chart.

Here at “The Golf Shop Online” we acknowledge the importance of custom fitting and firmly advise that when ordering a new set of grips, you seek advice from your local golf professional, club fitter, or you can get in contact with ourselves and we can put you through to our Professional staff to advise you in the best way possible.

If you want to discuss any aspects of the Ping grip colour chart or to run through your recommendation then please email or call our team of professionals who will be willing to offer advice. Our email address is sales@thegolfshoponline.co.uk and our phone number is 01626 830537

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9 Comments

1. 

   Ken

   March 7, 2017 at 10:28 am

   Hello
   I am right handed, longest finger 3 3/4″, hand 8 1/4″. I have eleven Ping Zing irons currently fitted with standard Golf Pride grips.
   Most shots tend to drift away to the right.
   Your chart indicates Ping gold grips – if you agree, please quote me for the eleven grips, tapes and postage to France.
   Regards
   Ken

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     Joseph Jones

     March 7, 2017 at 2:18 pm

     Hi Ken, Thank you for your comment, yes we agree you will need the Ping Gold Grips. If you would like to send us an e-mail to sales@thegolfshoponline.co.uk we can give you a quote for all you require.

     Kind Regards

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2. 

   John

   April 30, 2017 at 10:09 am

   Hi,
   when I measure my hand I am right on the border line between white and Aqua grips. Should I go for the white or Aqua? my natural golf shot is a slight Fade.

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     Joseph Jones

     May 2, 2017 at 9:09 am

     Hi John, thank you for your message, White is standard size, I would consider going for this colour grip, as a slightly bigger grip in the hand could help to combat your fade.

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3. 

   RAUL

   July 1, 2017 at 6:45 am

   Hey Joseph,

   My longest finger length is exactly 3.0 and my hand length is about 7.1 7.3, so should I buy for all my clubs Ping Aqua 1/64 ???

   Am I right?

   or is it diference irons to driver or is exactly same grip for all clubs.

   thanks.

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     Jay

     June 22, 2018 at 12:01 am

     If I am using a grip that is too big (yellow) by hand measurements I should be using (teal) would that cause me to roll over and pull everything hard left? Im right handed

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4. 

   Jay

   June 22, 2018 at 12:10 am

   If I am using a grip that is too big (yellow) by hand measurements I should be using (aqua) would that cause me to roll over and pull everything hard left? Im right hand

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5. 

   Peter

   March 12, 2019 at 1:35 am

   Is there a diagram showing how the hand should be measured?
   Where does the “hand” start?
   Is the finger measured from the middle of the knuckle or at the base on the palm side?

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     Joseph Jones

     May 8, 2019 at 10:18 am

     Hi, thank you for your comment, you will measure from the crease in your wrist up to the longest finger

     Reply

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