Dri-Tac Golf Grips: The Story Behind Winn’s Iconic Grip Family

If you know Winn golf grips, there’s a good chance you’ve heard one name:

Dri-Tac.

It’s one of Winn’s most recognizable golf grip families.

And one of the first things you’ll notice about Dri-Tac is the feel.

It’s soft and comfortable, with the tacky feel that Winn grips are known for — helping create a natural connection between your hands and the club.

But that feel didn’t happen by accident.

It comes from Winn’s long-term focus on polymer materials, golf grip design, texture, and the connection between golfers and their equipment.

Since Winn was founded in 1977, innovation has remained an important part of the company’s story.

Today, Winn holds more than 100 patents and trademarks worldwide.

And Dri-Tac is one of the golf grip families that represents that continued focus on innovation.

For golfers, the grip is one of the few parts of the club they interact with on every shot. Its material, texture, size, and feel can all influence how the club feels in your hands.

That’s why a golf grip isn’t just a piece of material around a shaft.

It’s the connection between your hands and the club on every single swing.

That’s Dri-Tac.

Next Up: Dri-Tac 2.0 — What Changed?

Dri-Tac has continued to evolve as Winn develops new materials and grip designs.

So what changed with Dri-Tac 2.0?

In the next article, we’ll take a closer look at Dri-Tac 2.0, including its design, feel, and what makes it different from the original Dri-Tac golf grip.