Discover Golf Pride Tour Velvet golf grips in a range of sizes and variants – from the classic Tour Velvet to Plus4 and 360 through to Cord and ALIGN.
The Tour Velvet family offers different grip profiles and technologies. Simply choose the feature that matters most to you.
The classic Tour Velvet for a balanced mix of comfort, feedback and versatility.
View Classic →For players who prefer more volume and less taper under the lower hand.
View Plus4 →Full 360° design for a consistent look – especially useful on adjustable drivers and fairway woods.
View 360 →For players who prefer more surface texture, a firmer grip feel and extra moisture control.
View Cord →For players who want a tactile reference on the underside for repeatable hand placement.
View ALIGN →Classic is the universal starting point. Plus4 changes the grip profile, Cord adds texture and moisture control, 360 is particularly well suited to adjustable woods, and ALIGN adds a tactile alignment reference.
The classic Tour Velvet is the foundation. Plus4, 360, Cord and ALIGN each change the grip profile, surface or orientation in a specific way.
The classic Tour Velvet combines Golf Pride's rubber blend with the well-known plus-sign surface texture.
Tour Velvet character with a larger lower grip section and significantly reduced taper.
Full 360° design for a consistent look regardless of how the club is set up.
The Tour Velvet foundation combined with integrated cotton cord for more texture, traction and direct feedback.
Classic Tour Velvet feel, complemented by the tactile ALIGN ridge on the underside of the grip.
Now choose the right Tour Velvet model, your preferred grip size and your variant. You'll find the available products directly below.
A Plus4 profile is not automatically the same as midsize. Profile and nominal grip size are two separate decisions.
Don't want to fit your new Golf Pride Tour Velvet grips yourself? We'll take care of the professional regripping and can factor in size, tape build-up and alignment.
Classic, Plus4, Cord, 360 and ALIGN meet different needs. Use our buying guide before simply choosing on looks.
Prefer to change your grips yourself? For a clean installation you'll need double-sided grip tape, grip solvent and a shaft clamp for your vise. Remove old grips and tape residue with the right tools.
Everything for grip installation: Adhesives & tapes · Tools & accessories · Determine grip thickness
Standard, midsize or jumbo don't just determine how thick the grip feels. Tape build-up, core size and the chosen Tour Velvet model also affect the final grip size.
Measure your top (lead) hand from the wrist crease to the tip of your longest finger.
Smaller nominal grip size for correspondingly smaller hands.
smaller than standardThe classic starting point and, for many golfers, the first size to compare against.
most common starting pointMore grip volume than standard for larger hands or personal preference.
more volumeVery large grip volume. Not every Tour Velvet variant is available in jumbo.
maximum volumeNot every Tour Velvet variant is offered in every grip size. So check the available sizes directly on the product page.
available Tour Velvet products →Additional layers of tape allow finer in-between sizes without having to switch straight to a midsize grip.
Classic installation with no extra build-up under the grip.
A small change to the finished grip diameter.
Often worth considering if standard feels a little too thin.
A much thicker build-up, approaching the next grip size.
More tape doesn't just increase the diameter. The grip is stretched further and can therefore feel slightly firmer.
By design, Plus4 has a larger lower grip section, reducing the classic taper.
Additional layers of tape can be applied along the entire length of the grip or only in specific areas.
Plus4 describes the grip profile. Midsize describes the nominal size of the grip. A Tour Velvet Plus4 can therefore be offered in standard as well as midsize, for example.
These numbers describe the nominal inner diameter of the golf grip – not its outer size.
A standard grip can have a .580 or .600 core size, for example. What matters is the interplay between grip core, shaft diameter and tape.
As an initial guide to standard, midsize or jumbo.
Classic or, for example, Tour Velvet Plus4.
If the standard sizes don't quite match what you want.
We don't just fit Tour Velvet grips – we can also tailor grip size, core size and tape build-up to the grip feel you want.
Don't want to fit your new Golf Pride Tour Velvet grips yourself? We'll take care of the regripping and can factor in grip size, tape build-up, alignment and your preferred grip feel.
Professional regripping is more than just pulling off the old grip and fitting a new one.
The existing grip is removed cleanly and the grip section of the shaft is exposed.
Old tape and residue are removed so the new build-up can be installed cleanly.
Standard build-up or extra layers for more volume and a custom fit.
The new grip is slid on cleanly and positioned to your specifications.
Logo, ribbed or ALIGN grips are aligned to suit the club and setup.
Once it has dried properly, your club is ready for the range and the course again.
Grip model, nominal size, core size, shaft diameter and tape together determine the actual grip size.
That's why, when regripping, we look not just at the grip itself but at the entire setup.
Choose your Tour Velvet or use our regripping service for a perfectly matched setup.
For many years, Tour Velvet has been a classic starting point for golfers looking for a balanced mix of comfort, feedback and surface texture.
The classic Tour Velvet is designed for comfort with moderate feedback – neither ultra-soft nor unnecessarily hard.
comfortable + directThe rubber compound is the basis for the typical Tour Velvet feel and its versatility.
classic rubber constructionThe uniform plus-sign texture adds surface structure and supports consistent traction in your hands.
texture without going overboardClassic, Plus4, 360, Cord and ALIGN allow different setups without having to leave the Tour Velvet family.
from the classic to a specialist setupDifferent grip sizes are available depending on the variant. On top of that, the finished grip size can be fine-tuned with tape build-up.
Size + tape + coreAt Tesi Golf you can not only choose your Tour Velvet but also have it fitted in the right size with a custom tape build-up.
buy + fitare looking for a classic, well-balanced golf grip.
prefer clear but not overly harsh feedback from your grip.
want a grip that you can fine-tune via size and tape to suit your hands.
want a consistent grip feel across your driver, irons and wedges.
might later want to switch to variants such as Plus4, Cord, 360 or ALIGN down the line.
want a proven starting point without having to commit straight away to a specialty grip.
Compare available Tour Velvet models, sizes and variants, or have your new grip setup fitted directly by Tesi Golf.
Golf Pride Tour Velvet is one of the classic golf grips for players looking for a balanced mix of comfort, feedback and surface texture. At the same time, Tour Velvet is now an entire grip family with different sizes, profiles and technologies.
The classic Golf Pride Tour Velvet is based on a specially formulated rubber compound and a uniform plus-sign surface texture.
The result is a golf grip that doesn't try to be especially soft, extremely tacky or aggressively textured.
It's precisely this balanced tuning that makes Tour Velvet an interesting starting point for many different players and club setups.
In terms of grip feel, Tour Velvet deliberately sits between very soft comfort grips and particularly firm, heavily textured performance grips.
The rubber compound provides comfort without completely dampening feedback.
You keep a clear connection to the club.
The plus-sign texture supports traction across the grip surface.
Size, shaft diameter, tape build-up and the chosen Tour Velvet variant also change how the finished golf grip feels in your hands.
The variants are designed for different needs. That's why there isn't one Tour Velvet for every player.
| Variant | Main difference | Grip feel | Interesting for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tour Velvet | classic profile | balanced | universal entry point |
| Tour Velvet Plus4 | larger lower grip section | less taper | more volume under the lower hand |
| Tour Velvet 360 | full 360° design | Tour Velvet-like | Drivers and adjustable woods |
| Tour Velvet Cord | integrated cord | firmer & more textured | more texture and moisture control |
| Tour Velvet ALIGN | tactile ridge | extra orientation | repeatable hand position |
The grip tapers in the classic way towards the lower hand.
Good if you prefer a traditional grip profile. View Classic →The lower grip section has a larger outer diameter.
Good if you deliberately want more volume under the lower hand. View Plus4 →Plus4 describes the profile of the grip. Standard or midsize, on the other hand, describe the nominal grip size.
The full 360° design ensures a consistent look, even when a hosel adjustment changes the position of the shaft.
View 360 →Integrated cord increases surface texture and supports traction, especially in wet conditions.
View Cord →A tactile ridge on the underside gives your fingers an extra reference for a repeatable hand position.
View ALIGN →Tour Velvet is particularly interesting if you're not specifically looking for an extreme specialty grip but rather an established, flexibly adjustable foundation.
In our Golf Pride knowledge hub you'll find detailed information on grip sizes, technologies, core size, tape, regripping and grip care.
Here you'll find the key answers on Tour Velvet Classic, Plus4, 360, Cord, ALIGN, grip sizes and installation.
If you're looking for a classic, well-balanced golf grip, the Tour Velvet Classic is the best starting point. Plus4 offers more volume under the lower hand, 360 is particularly well suited to adjustable woods, Cord offers more texture and ALIGN adds a tactile alignment reference.
Tour Velvet Classic has the classic taper profile. Tour Velvet Plus4 has a larger lower grip section and therefore less taper.
View Plus4 →Tour Velvet sits in the balanced middle. It is designed neither as an ultra-soft comfort grip nor as a particularly firm specialty grip. Its feel combines comfort with moderate feedback.
Yes. Tour Velvet can generally be used on all kinds of clubs. Many players deliberately use one consistent grip model across most of their set.
For many golfers, standard is the classic starting point. Midsize offers more grip volume. Besides hand size, you should also consider your personal grip feel and a possible tape build-up.
View sizing advice →The available sizes vary depending on the Tour Velvet variant. So check the specific size availability directly on the product page.
Yes. Additional layers of tape under the grip allow finer in-between sizes and can also be used selectively to customise the grip profile.
Yes. More tape enlarges the base and stretches the grip material further. As a result, the grip can feel slightly larger and firmer.
Plus4 refers to a grip profile with a larger lower grip section and reduced taper. This makes the area under the lower hand feel fuller.
No. Plus4 describes the shape of the grip, not necessarily its nominal grip size. Depending on the model, a Plus4 variant can be offered in different sizes.
A similar effect can be achieved with additional tape build-up under the lower hand. However, Plus4 has the reduced taper built into the grip profile by design.
Tour Velvet 360 uses a full 360° surface and design concept. This keeps the look more consistent, even with different shaft orientations.
Yes, the 360 design is especially practical on adjustable drivers and fairway woods, because the look of the grip isn't tied to a single front-facing orientation.
Cord increases surface texture and supports traction and moisture control. At the same time, a cord grip usually feels more direct and more textured.
Cord can offer advantages in wet conditions and with sweaty hands, because the textured surface provides extra traction.
As a rule, the extra texture makes Cord feel more direct and firmer than the classic all-rubber version.
ALIGN adds a tactile ridge to the underside of the grip. This can give your fingers an extra reference for a repeatable hand position.
Yes. Because the ridge is deliberately positioned on the underside, precise alignment during installation is especially important.
Regripping service →That depends on the adapter system used and the desired hosel setting. If an adjustment changes the grip orientation, the final setting should be fixed before installation.
.580 and .600 describe the core size, i.e. the nominal inner diameter of the golf grip. This is not the same as standard, midsize or jumbo.
The smaller core is stretched further on the larger shaft diameter. As a result, the installed grip can feel slightly larger and firmer.
Additional layers of tape can be used to adjust grip diameter and profile. How many layers make sense depends on the desired grip size and setup.
Yes. Tesi Golf offers professional regripping for single clubs, iron sets or complete bags. Grip size, tape build-up and alignment can all be taken into account.
Request regripping →After a classic installation with tape and grip solvent, the grip should be allowed to dry sufficiently before the club is played.
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