PurePath Grip Trainer

The moulded design guides your hands into a neutral, repeatable position every time you hold the club.

With regular practice, this helps you develop muscle memory for a more consistent grip—without constantly second-guessing where your hands should go.

It can help when poor hand positioning or an overly weak grip is contributing to your slice or hook.

A more neutral, consistent grip can make it easier to return the clubface square at impact. However, slices and hooks can also be caused by swing path, alignment and other factors, so results will vary between golfers when just using the grip trainer, which is why we recommend the Complete Golfer Bundle.

Absolutely. It’s particularly useful for beginners because it provides a physical guide for hand placement instead of relying on complicated instructions or guesswork.

More experienced golfers can also use it to check their fundamentals and prevent old grip habits from returning.

Definitely - good players use this as part of their regular practice routine to reinforce the correct fundamentals. Some pros use it as part of their warm up.

The trainer clips onto most standard-size golf grips and can be used with clubs ranging from driver to wedge.

It may not fit correctly over unusually thick, oversized, heavily tapered or non-standard grips.

Possibly. If you have been using the same grip for a long time, a more neutral position may initially feel unusual. This is normal when changing an established habit.

Begin with gentle practice swings and avoid squeezing the club excessively; the trainer should guide your hands, not force them into a painful position.