Equally the driver was as satisfying as it was aggravating, in that I’ve no idea why I’ve not changed my grip in the past five years. It’s a club that I will use at least 12 times a round, a club that I like so much that I will actually practise with it and my favourite club and I’ve never even had it re-gripped. Our policy does not cover parralel imports where the item may be genuine but come from outside the EU where many warranties are invalid and/or different components are used.

Golfworx are commited to delivering the best quality and value golf equipment around. We pride ourselves in it. However if you note a lower price in a like for like specification* we will beat - YES beat, any genuine proof of quote to us locally and nationally. We love having the opportunity to educate golfers of all skill levels,” he says. “We’re going to focus a little more on speaking to golfers themselves. We think that’s going to put us in a much more relatable position.”The new Golf Pride CPX grips will come in four sizes: Undersize, Standard, Midsize and Jumbo. At this time, they’ll be available in only one colorway: light gray with a blue cap and white highlights. However, Gibson tells us Golf Pride is looking at collaborations and other opportunities for more colorways in the future. We know that golfers of every calibre quest for the ‘right feel’ when they have a club in their hands. The new CPX focuses on exactly that. Golf is hard. There’s a lot to think about. We believe that the right grip can create comfort – for your hands and your mind – regardless of your skill level.” Eric Gibson, Golf Pride This is a significant departure from what you’ve historically seen from Golf Pride,” says Eric Gibson, Golf Pride’s Global Marketing Director. “It looks like nothing anyone has ever seen in the grip category.”

Grips will naturally wear down from exposure to the elements and play. Golf Pride recommend cleaning your grips throughout the season to remove oils and dirt that have built up. It is also recommended to store your clubs inside as extreme temperatures can prematurely break down the rubber. When is it time to re-grip your clubs? The CPX is distinctive and has a premium look in the Grey and Blue colour combination. Incorporated within the grip is Control Core Technology which provides added stability, while the built in Plus4 Technology allows for light grip pressure and increased club head speed. It’s an interesting shift in marketing for Golf Pride. While it’s not quite the warm and fuzzies, Gibson’s choice of words such as “humbled” and “humanize” isn’t accidental. Golf Pride says that ratio sets it apart from the other soft grips in its portfolio when it comes to traction, particularly when it’s humid. The CPX is the first product developed entirely at Golf Pride’s new Global Innovation Center in Pinehurst, N.C. Grips such as the MCC and the Z-Grip are among the firmest grips going. They’re the grips of choice for the best golfers on the planet. But Golf Pride has used the Pinehurst facility to study what Gibson calls the “everyday-caliber golfer.” That guy or gal is looking for a balance between the comfort of soft and the performance of firm.

Golf Pride CPX Jumbo Golf Grip

The blue end-cap is a Control Core, this complements the softer rubber around it and helps provide maximum control. So should you be using a firm or a soft grip? I don’t believe Golf Pride is saying it thinks most golfers are too stupid to understand the tech behind their products. You may have noticed that Golf Pride and Lamkin both have company in the marketplace. To keep their positions at the head of the parade, smart companies look for holes in the market and develop products—and messaging—to fill those holes. There is a huge variety of different grips on the market. People will generally consider grip size but often don’t think about getting the correct firmness. Generally faster swinging players like firm golf grips as they feel they don’t have to grip them as hard so keep control. A soft grip allows you to grip the club harder and often works really well for slower swinging players and those with less grip strength than a tour pro.

CPX stands for ‘Comfort Performance Extreme’. The whole idea behind the grip is to provide superior feel through extreme softness while also delivering the best new technologies. Golf Pride CPX Grip. Golf Pride grips need little introduction, leading the way for decades with grip innovation and technology. More than 80% of tour professionals choose Golf Pride grips for their consistency and premium quality.The grip is constructed from a soft and responsive rubber compound which moulds to the hands for ultimate control and stress relief. A soft grip for a hard game. There are a lot of comfort grips on the market today,” says Gibson, “but there have to be performance-based characteristics built in or it’s just going to feel mushy. It’ll twist in your hands.” Golf Pride states that the CPX is their softest feeling golf grip. A visually appealing golf grip that will add a fresh new look to your golf clubs. More simply, the CPX grips just made hitting a ball more enjoyable again. With no doubt over whether you’re going to lose your grip and a bit of control. Introducing the new Golf Pride CPX, specially designed with an EXO diamond quilted pattern for maximum comfort.