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“I have been driven by my own need to check my grip. There is nothing on the market that tests the DYNAMIC effect of your grip on the club face until now, the PURDY GRIP.”

Ted Purdy

Ping Study of the Purdy Grip

By Ted January 27, 2014 Leave a comment

Ping Golf conducted an independent analysis of the grip analyzer device prototype. The results are shown below.

Summary

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Summary: Ping Study of the Purdy Grip


Data Analysis

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Ping Detailed Data Analysis - Purdy Grip


Golfer Comments

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