P2 React Tour Midsize Putter Grip
Science Meets Feel - What’s different about P2 putter grips?
P2 grips feature a shaft position which runs off-centre and along the underside of the grip.
The shaft position runs 1.5 – 3.0 degrees off-centre in each grip which increases the ulnar deviation of both wrists during the stroke.
The actual lie angle of the putter is not affected, the change in wrist position will make the putter feel slightly more upright once in the correct playing position with the putter head flat on the green.
How does it work?
The off-centre design increases ulnar deviation, limits mobility to the hands & wrists and promotes shaft & forearm symmetry, leading to greater face control.
P2 React Tour putter grips key features:
- The React Tour is an midsized grip with rounded sides and minimal taper from top to bottom
- The shape provides a wide flat section for both thumbs to sit comfortably allowing for varied gripping styles
- The V-shaped underside, designed to subtly externally rotate the hands underneath the grip whilst in ulnar deviation, encouraging the forearms and elbows to tuck in closer to the body during the stroke
- Features an off-centre shaft position of 3 degrees
P2 React Tour grips specification:
- Weight: 67 grams +/- 2gm
- Core size: 0.580”
- Off-centre shaft: 3 degrees
- Available in a range of colours
Independently Tested, - Biomechanically Proven
P2 Grips were independently tested by leading a biomechanics expert and putting coach Dr. Paul Hurrion using his specialized Quintic Ball Roll system, along with hand, wrist and arm sensors to track, measure and compare each golfer’s movements throughout their stroke.
P2 Grips are the only putter grip manufacturer currently on the market with an independent test report to back-up claims of
biomechanical advantages and an improved putting performance.
- Golfers hit more putts from the sweetspot using a P2
- The putter face twisted less at impact using a P2
- Less hook or slice spin imparted on the ball using a P2
- Putts started closer to the intended starting line using a P2
