Blisters Everywhere.

I'm 5'5" and had the same blister issues as you so I'm not sure if it's the grips themselves. I retooled my grip over the course of a month or so and haven't had any issues since. The best advice i can give you is to go on YouTube and find some videos on how to grip the club. I went through a period of "sure that might be the "proper" way to hold a club but it doesn't work for me because of -insert some sort of self diagnosed idiocy-. I don't have a specific tip for you and it's probably better that you don't listen to one or two tips from this sub. The truth is there's a proper way to hold the club and there are thousands of resources to help you there. I think Padraig Harrington has a good video as does Rick Shiels. Good luck!

I play a ton of golf and have never had this issue, my hands aren’t callused up either. My first assumption is you could probably use some jumbo grips - and what kind of grips are you playing right now? Those super tack ones could cause this, I imagine

Grip and blisters could be a symptom of the real problem, tempo.

Most newer golfers try to swing too fast (and/or too hard) Swinging too fast causes us to lose control of the club and we compensate by gripping harder.

I’d be curious to see if you still had blisters after a low key range session with your wedges, focusing on a nice smooth tempo

I play a decent amount and have never had a blister on my hands. I’m not sure what that means without seeing your grip versus mine. If you’re that large, I would definitely suggest trying a thicker grip. Seems logical that it would be beneficial for someone your size. Good luck, I hope you find a resolution.

Get your clubs regripped and go midsize. I have larger hands and holding standard grips feels like I am gripping a pencil.

Are you adjusting your grip mid swing? I unconsciously used to make a tweak at the top of my backswing (common issue) that caused some callouses or blisters to form.

When I first got back into golf this happened to me. Couple months later and they are all gone.

Grab 2 clubs and go get some larger grips to try at the range when your blisters heal up. It really does make a world of difference. Shops have grips on plastic tubes so you can feel what they are like on a club (instead of just picking up loose ones that won't feel the same as on a club) - find whichever ones allows your hands and fingers to form a proper grip, then you can decide on texture.

I had this same problem for years, and when I finally switched it was fucking magic. I have normal length fingers but really wide hands, so I just assumed I was always gripping incorrectly, but Midsize was the answer. Never had a blister since then, and being able to grip properly has led to some serious progress with my game.

If you are using full cord grips change them I had the same problem

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blisters kind of just come naturally until you develop callouses, I like to call it "golfers hand" because theyre almost always in the same spots on most golfers. but, yeah the best way ive gotten around blisters is to just put a bandaid on and play more. Sometimes worn out grips can make me blister more frequently though

I had success using the titleist glove one notch below the players, it has the white logo instead of the black. For me the leather just feels better. That and a whole lot of tape until you get the right pressure. Some days I still feel blisters coming on when my hands feel humid.