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Lamkin introduces three-layered UTx grips

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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - NOVEMBER 20: A Collingwood Magpies premiership tattoo is seen on the leg of the caddie for Daniel Fox of Australia during day two of the 2015 Australian Masters at Huntingdale Golf Club on November 20, 2015 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Michael Dodge/Getty Images)

Lamkin has been in the golf business ever since company founder Elver B. Lamkin began making the first leather grips nearly a century ago. And all these years later, it continues to make improvements to that very important yet often overlooked piece of golf equipment. Witness the recent introduction of the UTx grip.

Available in three colors with standard and midsize options, the UTx features three functional layers. The foundation is made of what company technicians describe as a super tacky and softer ACE 3GEN material that is designed to enhance comfort as it also dampens vibration.

As for the middle layer, it consists of a moisture-wicking fabric weave that is made to deliver surface traction and grip control in wet weather. Then, there is the outer layer, which is a firmer ACE 3GEN compound that is engineered to limit torque and minimize shot dispersion and enable golfers to maintain a tension-free grip for optimal swing speed and shot distance.

“As soon as I felt this grip, I knew it would be received with tremendous anticipation and excitement,” says company CEO Bob Lamkin. “It’s a perfect formula of proven grip materials, but blended in a unique way to provide a performance advantage that is immediately evident.”