The early golf putter grips were plain, functional, and not particularly performance-oriented. Leather was the preferred material, bound over wood handles and held with glue or tacks. They were smooth in the rain, had no cushion, and gave little feedback. But to golfers of the early 1900s, they were an improvement from the age of gripping bare wood.
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