If there is one thing I have learned from the years of golf equipment coverage, is that gloves can be the most overlooked part of performance equipment. Often we often mention that the ball is the only part of the equipment you use in every stroke, but control is literally the only contact point between you and your club at every pace (in this story, calculate as shaking). Despite this reality, most players players handle the gloves with all the consideration of a Metro parmek.
Golf Pride wants to change that mentality with its new Max Grips lying down. The issue is convincing.
The evolution of memory gloves
For those who are not familiar with the history of golf control (I think there are 99 percent of us), memory gloves were once standard. We are talking 90 percent of all checks in the 1950s and 60s. But as the mass production was held, the round syllables became the norm – almost entirely because they were easier to produce and install.
Soon to date, where 25 to 30 percent of PGA Tour players use memory grips, but average golf player mostly ignores them.
Said otherwise, Pride of golf He believes Align is barely scratching the surface of its potential.
According to the numbers, the company has found that, when showing technology, 92 percent of players find the technology related. The challenge is that only 38 percent have heard of Align, and only 20 percent or play or tried them.
It is a break that does not lose in the pride of golf and they are hoping that Align Max will help link the gap.
Line Max: More Cowbell
If you think about the original row of the row as a soft hand -setting suggestion, Align Max is more like your old golf coach behind you actively arranging your control.
Align Max was created in response to the player’s request. As Golf Pride Putter manager Bruce Miller said, “Some players, they want more cowbell. They want her to feel bigger than she is.”
Unlike the original memory of Align’s surface level, Max’s memory shortens all the way. Likes like the difference between a speed bump and a shirt barrier.
The most aggressive rib is likely to make a significant change in the minority, where the benefits of the row were not always visible to the players who were simply pulling out the Golf Galaxy baskets.
With Align Max, the rib is wad more pronounced. You will feel it even when the control is not installed on a shaft.
Talking about the installation
The problem of installation
One of the biggest obstacles with memory gloves has always been installation. Get wrong with a few degrees and suddenly your memory is more like a bad memory.
The fact of the issue is that many installers received that mistake. I cannot calculate the number of lining syllables I have seen where the ribs were, angled, twisted, turned and otherwise fully deceived.
I suspect this is part of the reason why some players of the players who tried Align did not go up with him.
Line or mistake, very often descends to the installer.
With Align Max, Golf Pride addressed the issue with the head, making them significantly easier to install straight. While it is probably not correct to call it self-correction, the new design is much less prone to distort. It is a critical detail that can significantly increase the number of repeated users.
The right grip for you?
Here is a clear statute: only 41 percent of players are sure they have chosen the right control. This is like saying only 41 percent of people are sure to choose the right size shoes. Even more worrying? 83 percent of players players change their gloves only when they are absolutely needed.
When is this, exactly?
“We see the players spending thousands of dollars to go on golf trips to the bucket list while playing softer clips than a metal shaft,” Miller says. “They have no idea how much they are hurting their game.”
With this, you can expect to see the pride of golf more aggressively try to educate the players not only to find the right control but also to understand why and when you need to replace them.
2 cents my
At a launch event last year, I had Golf Pride to install Align Max on my driver. I have played the MCC +4 medium -sized gloves for the last few years and my initial reaction was that not only the ribs in the more pronounced max max but also makes the control feel slightly greater than the standard + 4.
I think you too will feel the difference.
Ultimately
Align Max represents the most aggressive push of Golf Pride still to redefine gloves as original performance equipment. It’s not just about having something to keep – it’s about consistency, accuracy and, after all, the best golf.
Will it revolutionize how players think by the hand? This remains to be seen. But if you have asked for more feedback from your control, more stamina in hand placement or just more cowboy In general, Align Max deserves a serious picture.
I also have to mention that if you love the current line, there is no reason to change. Initial Golf Pride research suggests that approximately 83 percent of current lining users will make the circuit breaker, but Golf PRIDE does not plan to remove existing lining from the shelves. Think of Max as another option within Line up the family.
Specifications, prices, availability
Available in MCC and MCC +4, Golf Pride Align Max will be available starting February 15. Retail priority is $ 14.99 for control.
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