Maybe completely overthought, but since you asked.... for the last year, changed to midsize in driver, 3wood, 5wood and 4hybrid. Feel like it allows me to keep a light grip - reducing tension in my arms = better distance and accuracy. TSR's have helped too.
Then noticed I was "pulling" my wedges and changed to midsize there too. Actually think I was squeezing my left hand and closing the face with the smaller grips. Now more consistently at the target.

Best thing I did, watched YouTube videos and bought some equipment to change my own grips. Reduced the cost and anxiety of trying different sizes. Also played with STD +2 layers of tape - for something in between - and GolfPride +4 grips. Staying with midsize through the bag.

Good luck and enjoy the journey!

I changed to a midsize mcc plus 4 on my TSR2 due to arthritis and a busy bottom hand. I seen my accuracy tighten up but I lost a significant amount of distance. On the positive my results are very consistent.

I changed to a midsize mcc plus 4 on my TSR2 due to arthritis and a busy bottom hand. I seen my accuracy tighten up but I lost a significant amount of distance. On the positive my results are very consistent.

Just had a fitting yesterday for new clubs (which I ordered), and while a standard grip size was what my hand size called for, the fitter recommended I go to midsize to try and reduce some excess grip pressure I was applying. Anxious to see the results when the new clubs arrive.

I have battled this for years.... I switched from standard....to standard plus 4 (bottom hand)....to midsize plus 4....... I was originally liking the lighter grip pressure as I was trying to avoid going left. That said, it changed the swing weight way too much to where I could not feel the head of the club. So....I have switched back to standard plus 4 with one extra wrap on the upper hand.... We'll see.....

Long fingers so I use midsize. Tried more wraps and parallel grips; didn’t work. Went to Winn midsize, no extra wraps, with left arm controlling everything. Works great.

Changed to Lamkin Crossline midsize, perfect for the slightly larger hand

I was just fitted for the T350 and went an extra 1/2" and from standard to mid-size grips. The reason for the change is so I can grip down on the club to gain more control of my iron shots.

I'm kind of all over the place.I have mid size grips on my driver 3 wood, 4 wood and hybrid. I get handsy sometimes and tend to hook it. The mid-size grip helps with that.My irons are standard (i'm thinking of changing those soon), and my wedges are the MCC+4.Not sure why I opted for those at the time, but they just felt great.

I went to oversize probably 11 years ago. Standard Lamkin grip weights are 52g. Oversize can be as high as 67g. That’s a 3 swingweight points. Winn Excel RF are 43g for oversize. I also play my clubs 2* upright and 1/2” short so the Excel RF keep the swingweight at D2. I had a Burner driver until 2017 and had to use a Dri Tac Lite to keep the swingweight at D2 with a 44.5” shaft.

Switched to mid sized to help with arthritis, but didn’t like the feel, so switched back to standard.

I went to standard to midsize and I was tearing my glove. I went back to golfpride mcc plus 4 and I am happy with this grip.

I changed to GP midsized +4 5 years ago and never went back. Such a better feel of the club.

I just ordered some new clubs after a long hiatus and switched from standard to midsize on my driver and irons.

I’m tall with relatively large hands and a larger grip just feels more natural.

I went to midsize nearly 10 years ago. Like the others have said, with standard grips my grip pressure was awful, used to get blisters a lot because I put the death grip on the club.

My hands and game are so much better for it now. I also used to get quite a bit of soreness throughout the neck and shoulders because I carried so much tension in the upper body. That is all gone now. That's not to say I don't get some occasional sore/stiffness, but I chalk that more up to aging and that I play golf far more now that I did 5-10 years ago.

I made the switch to medium Winn Dri-tac and can't go back. Even before I hit a new club, I buy a grip to replace before. I've tried and the feel is not there. It's all about feel. I know it might only be 1/16th or so but the difference is noticeable.

I went from standard to midsize and I've noticed a significant improvement in my ability to square the face. I'm also not over gripping to make up for the too small grip.

I was In a midsize on everything until I ordered my new t100’s and went back to a full chord standard with 4 wraps of tape. So far I’m enjoying the firm feel with the bigger grip size.

I was In a midsize on everything until I ordered my new t100’s and went back to a full chord standard with 4 wraps of tape. So far I’m enjoying the firm feel with the bigger grip size.

I switched to midsize a while back and i can remember when i slid that first grip on to install I knew immediately that this was better for me. I think its all personal preference, but for me switching to a little bigger grip was a huge difference as far as comfort and feel. I encourage you to try it out, you could do one club or an old club and see what happens!