Sahara Dry Golf Spray Review
No Sweat. No Mess. All Grip!
The grip is one of the most important aspects of the golf club and the golf swing.
This is where the body and the club connect.
It might seem like the most insignificant detail of playing golf, but if you’ve played in the rain, had sweaty palms or worn out grips you’ve experienced the struggle of just making contact with the ball.
Here in AZ, the combination of dry weather and extreme heat causes two problems with grips: they get dry and slick while your palms get sweaty.
Sometimes the most basic part of the golf game becomes a challenge.
Sahara Dry is a golf spray designed eliminate sweaty palms for 18 holes.
It allows the golfers to easily and securely hold onto the club for every swing with “stick”.
It is also great because it is clear, clean and washes off easily after your round.
The combination of clean and stick make this a must have product on those hot, humid, sweaty days when just gripping the club is a challenge.
This is my definitive Sahara Dry Golf Spray Review.
A Little Spray Goes A Long Way
When the tiny little bottle of Sahara Dry Golf Spray arrived, I was kind of surprised they sent me the travel size version of their product, only to realize it was their full size product. (this is the 50ml size, they also have a 120ml size)
I was wondering if I’d even get to give it a full review since I figured I’ve have it used up after one round.
However as I applied my first couple sprays to both hands I realized that was all I needed and this bottle was probably going to last me an entire golf season or more since you apply just a little bit and it is good for all 18 holes.
Sticky Palms
There nothing worse than feeling like you can’t hold onto the club. Every swing feels like the club is going to go flying out of your hands leads to bad shot after bad shot.
Especially since we know that squeezing the grip harder makes I swing worse too.
After literally 3 quick squirts of Sahara Dry Golf Spray I rubbed my hands together and within seconds I had sticky palms.
It is a dry sticky which is so much better than that gooey kind of sticky you get from maybe a piece of candy or something sugary.
These sticky palms were dry and grippy for all 18 holes plus you can use it on your hands, glove or grips.
Clean Hands
There are some powders out there that claim to keep your hands sweat free, but every one that I’ve ever tried left my hands chauky and dirty feeling.
I also found that some “sticky” products are so sticky that your hands pick up dirt and grass too which just makes them feel dirty for 18 holes.
Sahara Dry Golf Spray has the perfect balance of stick, sweat free hands, but without too much stick so they also look and stay clean for your entire round.
Remember to clean and dry your hands before applying this spray for best results.
Real Golf Benefits
This may have been the most skeptical I’ve been about a product I tested in 2025.
I wear a glove, I have new grips and I’m not soaking wet after 18 holes; What possibly will I gain from Sahara Dry Golf Spray?
It shocked me how well it worked and how sticky my hands felt.
I was blown away that 3 little pumps of spray on my hands could work so long and so well to create better grip for 4 hours.
Better grip leads to better results.
The same reason they suggest changing your club grip regularly would be the same reason this will help your game: a better connection to your club.
Summary
Do you get sweaty palms? If you play golf in AZ, the heat will probably make your palms sweat.
If you play in humid, hot weather, like FL, you’ve had slippery grips before. Sahara Dry Golf Spray not only keeps your hands dry, but seems to stop them from sweating.
If you spray your whole glove hand or glove too it will save that from getting sweat soaked during your round also.
This little bottle, simple spay is legit awesome for dry, clean and sticky hands for 18 holes of golf.
You might not need it every time you play golf, but the benefits are real and can certainly help.
More information here: Sahara Dry Website
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