Lamkin Corporation introduces new i-LINE premium golf grips

(SAN DIEGO) - Lamkin Corporation, a leading manufacturer of premium golf grips, introduced the newest addition to their portfolio of performance-enhancing grips. Co-developed by Lamkin and Japan-based grip manufacturer IOMIC, the new i-LINE series combines the low-torque and tacky feel of a thermoplastic elastomer with the proven performance benefits of the high-traction Crossline surface texture. This innovative fusion of technology delivers a grip that is both incredibly secure and exceedingly comfortable.

"Golfers typically select a grip that offers either a comfortable 'feel' or a grip designed for high performance playability," explains Lamkin President and CEO, Bob Lamkin. "Our goal when developing the new i-LINE grip was to eliminate the age-old compromise between feel and performance, and provide golfers with an extremely comfortable, high-performance grip."

The new i-LINE golf grips are made with a tacky and soft-feeling thermoplastic material that provides exceptional torsion-control to suppress harmful grip twisting at impact. The grip's distinctive Crossline surface pattern offers a high-traction texture that promotes additional gripping control and stability. By establishing a secure connection between the grip and the club, players are able to hit more accurate and consistent shots. With the new i-LINE series, golfers at every level can enjoy the benefits of a high performance golf grip without sacrificing a relaxed, comfortable feel.

Lamkin's new i-LINE grips are offered in a broad color palette, including several vibrant neon options. The standard size grip (SRP $9.99) is available in traditional black with a gray cap, navy blue with a turquoise-blue cap, yellow with a lime green cap, turquoise blue with a navy blue cap and lime green with a yellow cap. The undersize model is offered in traditional black with a gray cap and magenta with a white cap. i-LINE grips are now available at select retail locations.

For more information, visit www.LamkinGrips.com. Follow Lamkin on Twitter at www.twitter.com/lamkingrips and on Facebook at www.facebook.com/lamkingirips.

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