Oversized grips, anyone tried them?

I use midsize. I love them. I dont have pain in my hands after around anymore. I have big hands so I didnt notice any change in ball flight.

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I use midsize

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Same here. Made the switch about 6 months ago. My hands aren't considered huge by any means, but the midsize feels much more natural now that I've given it a try.

So I actually discovered the midsize when I bought a used Vokey and it had one on it. I used it for a few months and decided to make the switch. So because I had one already on that wedge, I also regripped my other wedges when I did my irons.

TLDR: I have it on all of my clubs now. Including my woods.

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Is that on all clubs or just your irons?

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I have it on all of my clubs

I went with the GP MCC Plus 4 on mine. in the midesize.. I've like them the best thus far.. I attempted a jumbo grip on driver and 3w and hated the feel..

I did just order new Irons with the MCC +4 in standard with 2 extra wraps to see how they feel mainly b/c sometimes I don't get a comfortable grip i like out of the midsize... I wear a M/L cadet glove for hand size reference.

I use midsize.

Arthritis blows.

In my opinion grip fitting is the most neglected part of the fitting process but it's one of the most important as it's the only thing that your hands actually touch. Most gloves sizes sold in stores are XXL, XL, large and medium large but most people use a standard grip which is way to small. I wear a large glove and use oversized or jumbo grips and recommend that almost all my students go to a larger grip size. Tension is the biggest enemy in golf and when the grip is too small you naturally have to squeeze tighter to hold it producing tension in the hands and forearms. When you fill your hand so that your muscles relax, you have less tension. You never get the full athletic potential out of a muscle if it is tense. I personally believe, when in doubt, go bigger.

Tour Velvet 360 Midsize. Your hands will thank you.

I did oversized and drew everything.

I’d do your 7i and try it for a few rounds.