Top 5 Replacement Grip Sets (Left-Handed) in the United States for 2025: Full-Bag Lefty Grip Kits

The MCC Plus4 13-Grip Kit is widely regarded as best-in-class for left-handed replacement sets because its hybrid rubber-and-cord construction and Plus4 taper promote lighter lower-hand pressure and superior all-weather traction. It commands a premium price but delivers greater durability and tour-proven performance compared with softer options like Winn or budget Velour sets, and it feels more refined and forgiving than a full-cord Lamkin for players seeking a balance of comfort and control. For left-handed players replacing an entire bag, its consistency and longevity make the higher up-front cost a strong long-term value.

The Crossline Full Cord 13-Piece Set is a market-leading choice for left-handed golfers who prioritize aggressive cord traction and long-term durability, especially in wet conditions. Technically it outperforms soft, tacky grips for slip resistance and longevity, and it is typically more affordable than premium hybrid options like the Golf Pride MCC while offering a firmer feel than Winn or SuperStroke; the trade-off is less cushioning and slightly more hand vibration. As a complete set it’s a go-to for players who want a consistent, high-traction fit across the bag without stepping up to premium pricing.

The Winn Dri-Tac 13-Grip Bundle stands out for superior tackiness and vibration-dampening comfort in left-handed replacement sets, making it ideal for players sensitive to feedback or who want a softer, more forgiving feel. Technically it delivers better shock absorption and a stickier surface than corded Lamkin or thin-profile grips, though it usually trades off some longevity and wet-weather slip resistance compared with corded or hybrid designs like Lamkin and Golf Pride. Financially it occupies a mid-range spot—more comfortable than budget Velour but often cheaper than premium hybrid kits—so it’s a strong value for comfort-first golfers.

The S-Tech Full Set 13 Grips leverages SuperStroke’s focus on consistent feel and ergonomic control to offer left-handed players uniform alignment and low-torque performance across the bag. While better known for putter grips, the S-Tech family brings a refined, performance-oriented profile that compares favorably to budget Velour in terms of feel and to Golf Pride in terms of technical consistency, though it generally does not emphasize cord traction like Lamkin. It’s positioned as a premium-feel alternative for players who prioritize consistency and hand placement over the aggressive grip texture of full-cord options.