Golf Pride CP2 Wrap (Pack of 13 + 1 Free Golf Pride CP2 Wrap)

Description

Pack of Golf Pride CP2 Wrap Grip – 13 Count for a Full Re-Grip

Watch a golfer’s hands on the tee box. Nine times out of ten, they’re squeezing the club like it’s trying to get away. That’s rarely a swing problem. It’s a grip that’s gone slick and hard, and hands that are quietly compensating for it.

The CP2 Wrap is built to take that away. Golf Pride uses two layers instead of one. The outer rubber is soft, so it gives under your fingers and absorbs the sting when you catch a thin iron off a tight lie. Underneath sits the Control Core, and that layer stays firm. It’s what stops the clubface from twisting when you find the toe or the heel. Soft where your hands are, firm where the club needs to be. That combination is why the CP2 Wrap has stayed in so many bags for so long.

The wrap texture pulls its weight too. Those raised ribs move moisture off your palm, so the grip keeps biting when your hands are damp. If you play in humidity or go through a towel every nine holes, you’ll feel the difference. It comes out of the box tacky and stays that way through a full season, as long as you scrub it with warm water and a brush every few weeks.

Why a Pack of 13 Makes Sense

Re-gripping one club at a time is how sets end up mismatched. The driver feels tacky, the 7-iron feels like glass, and your hands adjust differently on every swing without you ever noticing.

Thirteen grips fix that in one go. One order, one install session, and every club in the bag feels the same in your hands. Your grip pressure stays consistent from the tee to the green, and that does more for your ball striking than most golfers expect. The price works in your favour as well. Buying 13 singles adds up quickly, while the pack drops the per-grip cost well below what you’d pay piece by piece.

• 13 grips in one box, enough for driver, woods, hybrids, irons and wedges
• The Control Core inner layer keeps the grip firm while the outer rubber stays soft
• Classic wrap texture holds traction when your hands sweat through a summer round
• Cheaper per grip than buying singles for a full set
• Fits standard 0.580 and 0.600 shafts

When to Replace Your Grips

Play 40 rounds a year, and you’re due for new grips every 12 months. You’ll know before the calendar tells you. The wrap texture starts feeling smooth 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’ve waited too long.

Here’s the thing most golfers miss. Fresh grips are the cheapest upgrade in the game. A new driver runs into the hundreds and might buy you a few yards. A full set of CP2 Wraps costs a fraction of that and changes how all 13 clubs feel in your hands.

Install is straightforward. Solvent, double-sided tape, and a vise if you own one. Line up the logo, let them set for a few hours, and go play. If you’d rather not bother, most club shops will fit all 13 in a single visit.

• Replace every 12 months at 40 rounds a year
• Shiny rubber and smooth texture mean it’s time
• Wash with warm water and a brush to extend their life
• Standard solvent and tape install, no special tools needed
• Any club shop can fit the full set in one visit