Introducing Xcontrol
Get your good hands on it.
A different kind of grip that helps you feel where your clubface is pointing. Watch Martin explain why he wanted it in your hands.
Ready to feel the difference?
Start with one grip or outfit your set. Choose from four sizes, shipped from Tour Striker in Arizona.
Your purchase includes bonus lessons
Get the grip. Let Martin show you how to use it.
Every Xcontrol purchase includes bonus video lessons with Martin Chuck. Work on your slice, your hook, and your short game—all using your Xcontrol grip.
3-Part Slice Fix
Tired of watching the ball peel away? Follow Martin’s three-part series using Xcontrol to work on your slice.
3-Part Hook Fix
When the ball turns over too much, you need a plan. Work through three lessons with Martin focused on your hook.
Short Game Fixes
Put that feel to work around the green. Martin shows you how to use Xcontrol in your short game.
Too good for tournament play
Our swing grips aren't USGA-approved for competition, and we're fine with that. They train your hands to feel where the clubface is pointing, so you stop guessing and start correcting. You won't game these at your club championship. But for the 99% of your golf that's about actually getting better, nothing gives you faster feedback. (Putter grips are built to conform, submission underway.)
Feel the clubface. While you're swinging
XCONTROL turns the connection between your hands and the club into feedback you can actually feel.
It's the shape that changes what you feel.
A traditional round grip gives your hands very little information about clubface orientation. XCONTROL’s engineered faces create distinct reference points you can feel throughout the swing.
4 SIZES
If you know your current grip size, start there.
XCONTROL comes in Small, Standard, Midsize and Oversize, so you can get the feedback of XCONTROL in the size that already feels comfortable in your hands.
Find Your Grip Size
A quick hand measurement can help you choose your Xcontrol swing grip. Use the chart below as a starting point.
Measure your hand
With your hand open, measure from the crease at the base of your palm to the tip of your middle finger, as shown by distance A.
| Grip size | Hand length |
|---|---|
| Small | 6¾″ or less |
| Standard | Over 6¾″ up to 8⅛″ |
| Midsize | Over 8⅛″ up to 9¼″ |
| Oversize | Over 9¼″ |
Check the fit when you hold the club
Just right: Your middle and ring fingertips lightly touch, or leave a small gap from, the heel of your palm.
Too small: Those fingertips dig into your palm.
Too big: There is a large gap between those fingertips and your palm.
General sizing guidance from Xcontrol. Personal feel and comfort also matter.