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5 Reasons Why Golfers Over 45 Are Using The TrueGrip 2.0 To Save Their Hands

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A golfer's hands closed around a thick golf grip at address

“After a couple of rounds I can barely tie my shoes.”

That’s a 63-year-old golfer, on a golf forum, describing what the game costs him now.

If you’re over 45 and your hands hurt when you play golf, you already know exactly what he means.

Because the pain doesn’t send you the bill at the course…

It sends it the next morning, when you can’t close your hand around a coffee cup.

Out on the course you just manage it.

The first dozen swings are the worst.

Then they warm up, and somewhere on the front nine you stop noticing…

And by the back nine you’re shaking them out between shots, hoping nobody sees you do it.

So you play through it, the way you have for years, because the alternative was NEVER on the table.

And if that is you…

It’s not your fault.

Because everybody gives you the exact same two answers.

“Hold it looser.” Or “Take a break.”

But nobody can hold a golf club looser on purpose.

The second you try, you lose all your feel and start spraying it everywhere.

And “take a break” is just a slower way of telling a man to stop playing golf.

So you’re stuck between advice you can’t follow and a season you don’t want to give up.

Because the handle you’re holding is too thin for your hands.

Try this right now

Go grab a club right now.

Take your normal grip on it…

Look at where your fingertips land.

If they’re digging into your palm, that handle is too SMALL for you.

And a handle that’s too small can’t be held. It has to be SQUEEZED.

That squeeze is what makes your hands hurt after a bucket…

The TrueGrip 2.0 clips onto that handle and makes it thicker.

So your hands have something to hold instead of something to strangle.

And it gives you automatic hand placement in a perfect neutral grip.

26,384+ golfers use one.

Here’s why:

1It Goes Over The Jumbo Grips You Already Play

Unanswered forum posts asking whether grip trainers fit jumbo grips, beside the TrueGrip 2.0 fitted over an oversize grip

Go read the reviews on any other grip trainer and you’ll find the same question asked over and over.

Will this fit my jumbo grips?

Most of the time nobody even answers it.

One guy’s answer was to boil the thing in a pot of water and try to stretch it over.

That’s the whole category. Nobody ever built one for a hand like YOURS.

They’re made for a twenty-five-year-old with skinny hands and standard grips.

The TrueGrip 2.0 fits every grip size, standard all the way up to jumbo.

It works with interlock, overlap, and ten-finger.

Available in right- and left-handed versions.

2You’ve Been Building One Of These Out Of Tape

A grip wrapped in layers of build-up tape beside the TrueGrip 2.0 clipped cleanly onto a club

Look at everything you’ve already done to stay in the game…

You went to oversize grips. Then you went to jumbo…

You bought the arthritic ones, and the glove, and then a second glove for the other hand.

And when none of that was enough, you started wrapping build-up tape under the grips YOURSELF.

Go on any golf forum and it’s the standard advice they give each other. Two wraps. Three wraps. One man in there has ten wraps under his.

Every one of those was you building a thicker handle BY HAND.

You already knew the answer, and you were right…

But every one of them charged you for it.

A full regrip job. A new glove every season. A roll of tape and a Saturday afternoon.

You’ve been paying a toll to keep playing, and you never ONCE argued about the price.

The TrueGrip 2.0 does that same job, built instead of improvised.

The handle gets thicker. Your hands stop strangling it.

Golfers who went to a thicker handle say the same thing. They stopped finishing rounds in pain.

And the ones who tried going back to a thin grip didn’t last long.

You aren’t chasing your swing back. You’re getting your hands out of a fight nobody ever told you they were in.

3It Locks On, And It Comes Right Back Off

A snapped grip trainer on a range mat beside the TrueGrip 2.0 being lifted off a driver

Some grip trainers glue on…

They mount to one club and they stay there FOREVER, so you need to sacrifice a spare club just to practice with…

And if you ever want it off, you’re taking a heat gun to a club you paid good money for.

The cheap ones have the opposite problem. They slide…

You hit, you re-seat, you adjust, and half the bucket goes to fiddling with plastic instead of hitting balls.

Then they crack in half like a toy.

The TrueGrip 2.0 clips onto any full-swing club and does not move until you take it off.

It’s made from a stress-tested polycarbonate.

It’s built to survive the season the cheap ones don’t.

Clip it on your seven iron. Take it off. Put it on your driver.

Use it at the range, on the first tee before you play, or in the living room while the golf is on.

Most players feel the difference within the first 10 swings…

And 94% of customers report full muscle memory within 2-4 weeks, with or without it on the club.

4You Don’t Have To Regrip Your Whole Bag To Find Out

A pro shop grip rack behind a hand clipping the TrueGrip 2.0 onto a club

You’ve been thinking about going thicker for a while now…

And you still haven’t done it, because there’s no way to try one first…

Walk into any shop in the country and every demo club on the rack has a STANDARD grip on it.

So you’d be buying grips you’ve never held, and paying to have them fitted.

Then finding out afterwards whether you guessed the right size…

That’s real money to find out something you could have found out in one bucket.

And if you guessed wrong, you’ve paid to make your own clubs feel worse.

Heavier grips change how the club swings. Guys have regripped a whole iron set and thrown their swing weight off doing it.

Your clubs stay exactly the way they are.

The TrueGrip 2.0 clips over the grip that’s already on there.

Then it comes off when you’re done, and your set is exactly how you left it.

Ask anyone who’s been through this how to test a thicker handle and you get the same answer. Do one club first.

That’s exactly what this is, except you don’t have to commit the club either.

Clip it onto the one you practice with, go hit a bucket, and you’ll know before you leave the range.

5You Can’t Lose Money On This

A golfer at his kitchen table clipping the TrueGrip 2.0 onto a club

You already know what everything else costs…

Lessons run two hundred a pop, and a lesson can’t hold your hands anywhere once you walk off the lesson tee.

The golf industry makes BILLIONS selling you complicated fixes that never fix the real problem.

The TrueGrip 2.0 comes with an unconditional 30 day money-back guarantee.

If it isn’t the best money you’ve ever put into your game, email support@gameswing.co and we’ll refund every penny.

You don’t even need to send it back.

No questions asked. No runaround. We’d rather eat the loss than have one unhappy golfer.

Now, this isn’t for everybody.

If you walk off eighteen holes and your hands feel fine, you don’t need one of these.

And if you’re looking for something that fixes your swing plane or your tempo, this isn’t that either.

This is for the golfer whose hands are the reason he’s cutting rounds short.

So What’s The Downside?

Best case

  • You wake up the next morning and your hands work.
  • Your grip goes neutral without you thinking about it.
  • The ball starts finishing where you aimed it.
  • And your hands feel the way they did back when you never thought about your hands at all.

Worst case

  • You send one email.
  • You get every penny back.
  • And you keep the trainer anyway.

There is NO version of this where you lose.

That’s why 26,384+ golfers already use one.

How You Can Get 60% Off While Stock Lasts

Boxed TrueGrip 2.0 units stacked on a warehouse pallet

The TrueGrip 2.0 usually sells for $100.

For a limited time we’re running an online-only End of Summer Sale.

It’s Buy One Get One Free for just $40.

Put one on the club you practice with, and keep the second one at home.

That’s less than a third of what a single lesson costs.

Just clip it on and let it do the work…

Hands that aren’t fighting the club…

Rounds you walk off still wanting another nine…

And the guys in your group asking what you changed.

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Comments

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Ray D. · 1 week ago

XL glove, jumbo grips on everything. This is the first trainer that has ever actually gone onto my driver. I'd stopped looking.

👍 214
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Golfnut · 1 week ago

68 with arthritis in the hands and back. The first dozen swings can be painful. As my hands warm up the pain goes away. Anything that means I can hit balls all day is worth $40 to me.

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Curtis W. · 3 weeks ago

I've got 3 of these things in a drawer. Every one of them slid around after a few swings. This is the first one that's still where I put it after a full bucket.

👍 168
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Terry S. · 5 days ago

Bought it purely because of the 30 day guarantee, fully expecting to send it back. Didn't send it back.

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Ed A. · 2 weeks ago

I always thought they were dumb and gimmicky until I saw the numbers on the launch monitor. Then I couldn't wait to get them on all of my clubs. Total game changer idgaf how they look

👍 246
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Frank L. · 2 weeks ago

3 weeks in. Playing partner asked me on Sunday what I'd been working on. Nobody has ever asked me that.

👍 141
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Dan P. · 6 days ago

Feels strange for the first few swings, just so you know going in. Stuck with it and by week 2 it felt normal.

👍 87
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Bryan S. · 1 month ago

I noticed that it has slowly crept back. This trainer gave me a healthy reality check.

👍 92