Golf Grip Trainers
Pick your grip trainer.
Two ways to build a better grip. One clips on in seconds. One locks your hands into the perfect position. Both turn every practice swing into a rep of the right grip.
Easy Grip Attachment
The fastest way to start fixing your grip.
- Clips onto the top of any grip in seconds
- Guides your palms and thumbs into place
- Fits drivers, irons & wedges, grips up to Jumbo
- Enough guidance to improve your grip significantly
Perfect Grip Attachment
Pro-grade silicone. Trains both the top and underside of your grip accommodating for each finger, making you achieve the perfect grip.
- Guides your palms and thumbs on top
- Plus your fingers underneath the grip, interlock or not
- Stretches over standard to jumbo grips
- Hit full shots with it on
Not sure? Want it quick and simple: Easy Grip. Want your fingers guided underneath the grip too: Perfect Grip. Compare them side by side ↓
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Everything in the golf swing starts with your grip.
You could be doing everything else right. Great posture, a full turn, perfect tempo. But if your grip is even slightly off, the clubface won’t be square when it meets the ball.
And your body knows it. To save the shot, it starts bending and twisting in ways it doesn’t want to: holding off the release, flipping the hands, swinging across the ball. Do that a few hundred times and it isn’t a fix anymore. It’s a bad habit, a two-way miss, and over time even a risk of injury from forcing your body into positions it was never meant to swing from.
Get the grip right and there’s nothing to fight. The face squares up on its own, and the rest of the swing gets simpler.
Skip the guesswork. A grip trainer sets your hands in the right place every time you pick up a club.
How a bad grip quietly takes over your swing.
“Strong” and “weak” have nothing to do with how hard you squeeze. They describe how far your hands are turned on the club. Turn them too far either way and your body starts compensating.
The face shuts
Hands turned too far away from the target, so the clubface closes through impact. Your body learns to fight it: you hold off the release, stall your turn and swing left to stop the hook.
Hello pulls, blocks and the dreaded two-way miss.
The face stays open
Hands turned too far toward the target, so the face is open at impact. Your body tries to rescue it: you come over the top and flick your hands at the ball to square it up.
That’s the slice, the thin strikes and the lost distance.
Nothing to fight
Hands working together, the face returning square without any help. Your body can just turn and swing, because it isn’t busy saving the shot.
This is the grip a grip trainer builds into your hands.
Slicing or hooking? Check your grip before you change anything else. Both trainers put your hands in a neutral position from the first swing.
What a good grip actually looks like.
A neutral grip is easy to describe and hard to repeat. Here’s what to check:
- Fingers, not palm. The club runs across the base of your lead-hand fingers, not through the middle of your palm.
- Two to three knuckles. Look down at address and you should see two or three knuckles on your lead hand. One is weak. Four is strong.
- The V’s match. The V between each thumb and forefinger points roughly between your chin and trail shoulder, and both V’s point the same way.
- Trail hand on top. The trail palm faces the target and covers your lead thumb.
- Firm, not tight. Hold it firmly enough to control the club, loose enough that your forearms stay soft.
Want to go deeper? Golf Monthly’s guide to the neutral grip walks through the same checkpoints with photos.
On top of the grip, or all the way around it.
Both trainers fix the same problem. The difference is how much of your hand they set for you.
Easy Grip
Top of the grip
Clips onto the top of the grip and guides your palms and thumbs. Your fingers wrap underneath on their own. Quick on, quick off, and enough guidance to improve your grip significantly.
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Perfect Grip
Top and underneath
Does everything the Easy Grip does, then wraps around the back of the club. Moulded finger guides underneath put your fingers exactly where they belong behind the grip, whether you interlock or not.
Palms, thumbs and fingers all set. Nothing left to guess, nowhere for your hands to drift.
Shop Perfect GripWhy the fingers matter: most grips go wrong underneath, where you can’t see. The fingers creep into the palm, the lead hand turns, and the face goes with it. Guide the fingers and the whole grip holds its shape.
Five checkpoints is too many to think about over the ball.
Every golfer who has fixed their grip knows the problem. The new grip feels wrong. On the range you get it right for ten balls, then you’re thinking about your takeaway and the old grip creeps back. By Saturday it’s gone.
A grip only changes with reps, and the reps have to be right. A grip trainer makes every rep right: the moulded channels put your fingers and palms in place, so you stop checking and start grooving.
- The right grip, every swing: no knuckle-counting, no mirror.
- Train it where you play: practice swings at home, full shots on the range.
- Take it off and it stays: your hands learn where to go on their own.
Golfers who fixed their grip.
The Easy Grip Attachment is rated 4.7 out of 5 across 26 store reviews.
Sorted my grip out
“My grip has been a mess for years, too weak and my hands all over the shop. This clips on and puts your fingers where they should be. Felt weird for the first few goes then it started feeling natural.”
Fixed a lifelong bad grip
“I’ve had a weak slicey grip since I started. This trained my hands into a neutral position and my ball flight straightened up. Brilliant value.”
Trained my hands
“Muscle memory kicked in after a couple weeks. Grip is second nature now. Recommend.”
Easy Grip vs Perfect Grip.
Both trainers fix the same problem. The difference is how much they hold your hand.
| Easy Grip Attachment | Perfect Grip Attachment | |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Golfers who want the quickest, simplest way to start | Golfers who want it foolproof, every swing |
| Where it guides | Top of the grip: palms and thumbs | Top and underneath: palms, thumbs and fingers |
| Fingers behind the club | You set them yourself | Guided into place, interlock or not |
| Guidance | Enough to improve your grip significantly | Foolproof. Your hands can only go one way |
| Fitting | Clips on in seconds | Pro-grade silicone stretches and clamps over the grip |
| Grip sizes | Fits grips up to Jumbo | Standard to jumbo |
| Hit balls with it? | Yes | Yes, full shots |
| Colours | Blue, Black | Black, Blue, Red |
| Price | See price | See price |
| Shop Easy Grip | Shop Perfect Grip |
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Clip it on. Set your hands. Groove it.
Clip it on
Fit the trainer to any club in your bag. Start with a mid-iron.
Set your hands
Place your fingers and palms into the moulded channels. Waggle, settle, notice how it feels.
Groove it
Ten swings or ten balls with it on. Then take it off and rebuild the same grip yourself. Repeat.
Do it before every range session and the new grip stops feeling new within a few weeks.
Ready to start the routine? Pick the trainer that suits you.
Straight answers.
Which grip trainer should I buy?
If you want something quick and simple that clips on in seconds, get the Easy Grip Attachment. It gives you enough guidance to improve your grip significantly. If you want your palms, thumbs and fingers all locked into a perfect grip every time, get the Perfect Grip Attachment.
What’s the real difference between them?
The Easy Grip clips onto the top of the grip and guides your palms and thumbs. The Perfect Grip does that and also wraps underneath, guiding your fingers behind the club. If you want every part of your grip set for you, go Perfect Grip. If you want quick and simple, go Easy Grip.
I interlock my fingers. Will it still work?
Yes. The Perfect Grip’s finger guides set your fingers behind the club whether you interlock, overlap or hold it with all ten fingers. The Easy Grip only sits on top, so your fingers grip underneath however you normally do.
Can I hit balls with it on?
Yes. Both trainers are built for the range. Hit shots with it on so the grip holds up under real swing speed, not just in the lounge room.
Will it fit my grips?
Both fit drivers, irons and wedges with grips up to jumbo size.
How long until the new grip sticks?
It depends on how often you use it. Short, regular sessions work best: a few minutes before every practice beats one long session a month.
What if it doesn’t suit me?
You have a 30-day return window from the day your order is delivered. Email help@centerfaced.com first for approval, keep the original packaging, and the team will sort you out.
Your grip is the cheapest swing fix in golf.
No new clubs, no new swing. Just your hands in the right place, every time, until they go there on their own.
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Easy Grip Attachment
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