Lamkin Crossline Round Grip
Lamkin Crossline grips have a soft, more sensitive rubber compound that lets you grip the club lighter, reducing forearm stress for a more effective swing. Its distinctive pattern moves to the right, stabilizing the hands at impact for less torque and increased control.
About Lamkin
Lamkin was founded in Chicago in 1925 by Elver B. Lamkin, making it the nation's first manufacturer of grips for golf clubs.
In 1960, Elver's son Robert became president of Lamkin. Three years later, in 1963, Lamkin introduced the first combination leather and rubber grip,using injected molded rubber.
In 1980, Lamkin incorporated synthetic materials in order to enhance feel and durability. Seven years later, Lamkin introduced their synthetic moisture-resistant family of grips.
In 1995, Lamkin introduced their first generation of Crossline grips. It became the best selling grip in the history of the company.
In 2004, Lamkin introduced Dual Density, their first true high-tech grip designed to reduce torque and provide superior performance in any type of weather.
In 2006, Lamkin introduced Dual Density Torsion Control grips that combined an all-new stabilizing, torque-reduction design, Lamkin's revolutionary base later, and its patented Laser-Tac surface.
In 2009, Lamkin introduced its revolutionary 3GEN material and N-DUR grips.