Disc golf
Sweaty hands in disc golf: a clean release on every drive
A disc that slips a fraction early goes somewhere you didn’t aim. Gamer Grip keeps your hand dry for up to 4 hours, about one round, with no residue on your discs.
Why a damp hand changes your throw
Disc golf release timing is measured in fractions of a second. When your hand is sweaty, the disc slips a moment early or drags a moment late, and it goes somewhere you didn’t aim. Rosin and chalk bags help for a throw or two.
How Gamer Grip works
Gamer Grip forms a moisture barrier on your hand and blocks sweat at the source. It dries clear and non-sticky, so your discs don’t get tacky and nothing rubs off on them. One application lasts up to 4 hours, about one round.
How to use it
- Clean, dry hands before your first tee.
- Shake the tube and apply a pea-sized drop.
- Rub your palms together for about 15 seconds, until dry.
Which tube to buy
Gamer Grip for Golf works for disc golf too. Every Gamer Grip shares one base formula. Direct orders carry a 60-day money-back guarantee.
Disc golf FAQs
Will it make my discs tacky?
No. It dries clear and non-sticky and leaves no residue on discs.
Will it last a full round?
Up to 4 hours from one application.
Is it the same as a chalk bag or rosin bag?
No. Those sit on top of the sweat. Gamer Grip reduces the sweat on your hand in the first place.
How do I apply it?
Clean, dry hands. Shake well, apply a pea-sized drop, and rub your palms together for about 15 seconds until dry.