Golf Pride CP2 Wrap Golf Grip – High Comfort Grip for Superior Control

Description

Golf Pride CP2 Wrap Grip for Soft Hands and a Steady Clubface

Most golfers hold on too tight, and it’s rarely a swing fault. It’s a grip that’s gone slick and hard, with hands quietly compensating for it. The CP2 Wrap takes that problem off the table.

Golf Pride built this one in two layers. The outer rubber is soft, giving under your fingers and soaking up the sting when you catch a thin iron off a tight lie. Sitting underneath is the Control Core, and that layer stays firm. It’s what stops the clubface twisting when you find the toe or the heel. Soft where your hands are, firm where the club needs it. That balance is why the CP2 Wrap keeps showing up in bags year after year.

The wrap texture earns its place too. Those raised ribs move moisture off your palm, so the grip keeps biting when your hands go damp. Play in humidity or reach for the towel every few holes and you’ll notice it. Tacky out of the box, and it stays that way through a season with a bit of upkeep.

Where the CP2 Wrap Fits

This is the middle ground grip. Not as soft as the CPX, not as firm and grippy as a cord, and that’s the point. It suits golfers who want comfort without giving up feedback from the clubhead.

It also works well as a putter and wedge grip if you want a consistent feel through the short clubs, and the classic wrap look sits nicely on a blade iron or a traditional bag setup.

• Two-layer build: soft outer rubber over a firm Control Core
• Wrap the ribs channel moisture away from your palm
• Reduces clubface twisting on off-centre strikes
• Balanced feel between the ultra-soft CPX and a full cord grip
• Fits standard 0.580 and 0.600 shafts

Care and Replacement

At 40 rounds a year, you’re due for a fresh grip every 12 months. You’ll feel it before then. The wrap texture smooths out under your thumbs, the rubber picks up a shine, and you catch yourself squeezing harder to stop the club moving. Cracks near the butt end mean you left it too long.

Warm water and a brush every few weeks keep the texture working. It’s a five-minute job that adds months of life.

The installation is nothing complicated. Double-sided tape, solvent, slide it on, line the logo up, let it sit a few hours before you play.

• Replace every 12 months at 40 rounds a year
• Shiny rubber and smooth ribs mean it’s time
• Wash with warm water and a brush every few weeks
• Standard solvent and tape install
• Available as a single or a pack of 13