How’s Your Eye Line? Improve Your Putting Accuracy
Your eyes do not necessarily have to be directly over the golf ball. Try this simple putting eyeline test to find a setup that helps you see the intended line...


BACKED BY BIOMECHANICS
P2 Grips feature a unique off-centre shaft position that naturally increases ulnar deviation at address. This change in wrist position limits the amount of available mobility to the hands and wrists during the stroke and encourages a more stable hand position. Reducing unwanted wrist movement and helps you return the putter face more consistently through impact. The result is a more repeatable stroke and improved control of your start line.
What is Ulnar Deviation?
Ulnar deviation is the natural movement of the wrist towards the little finger. Unlike radial deviation, which allows the wrists to hinge and generate speed, ulnar deviation places the hands and wrists in a more stable position with less freedom to move. For putting, this stability is exactly what you are looking for.
Built For Precision. Not Power.
For every full swing in golf, the wrists naturally set into radial deviation. This wrist position is essential because it allows the club to hinge, store energy and release it through impact to produce maximum power, speed and distance. As a result, many unconsciously set up to a putt with the same wrist position.
While perfect for hitting a driver or an iron, radial deviation leaves the hands and wrists free to make unwanted movements during the putting stroke.
Less Wrist Movement by Design.
The putter face determines where every putt starts. By limiting unnecessary movement in the hands and wrists, ulnar deviation helps keep the face more stable throughout the stroke, making it easier to return the putter square to the target.
Ultimate Putter Face Control.
Over 94% of a putt's starting direction is determined by the angle of the putter face at impact. Every element of a P2 Grip is engineered with one objective: helping you deliver the putter face more consistently at impact. The result is greater start-line control, improved distance consistency and the confidence to commit to every putt.
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25+ Years as a PGA Professional
For more than 25 years, I have worked as a PGA Professional, helping golfers of all abilities improve their performance. Thousands of hours on the putting green gave me a unique insight into the challenges golfers face on the greens.
One Problem. Every Handicap.
From beginners taking their first lesson to elite amateurs chasing lower scores, I saw the same issue repeatedly. Regardless of ability, golfers struggled to consistently control the putter face through impact.
The Hands Control the Face
The more I studied putting, the clearer it became. Excessive hand and wrist movement was making consistent face control incredibly difficult. Training aids could help during practice—but the problem always returned on the course.
Designed to Perform on the Course
Instead of creating another training aid, I set out to develop something golfers could use during every round. The result was Patented Face-Square Technology—a grip designed to promote greater putter face control where it matters most.
Mark L. (12 Handicap)"It's one of those products you don't fully appreciate until you feel it in your hands. Now I wouldn't want to putt without my Aware Tour!"
Chris B. (18 Handicap)"I wasn't expecting a grip to make such a noticeable difference! II've only had one 3-putt and my last 7 rounds and I'm so solid over 3-5 footers now."
Robert N. (26 Handicap)"I've been playing golf for over half a century. My only complaint is that you waited until I was in my 80s to invent these! Thanks for proving this old guy can still roll the ball."
Tom H. (1 Handicap)"My wrists feel incredibly stable throughout the stroke.The putter face just seems to stay square much more naturally, don't think I have ever ben more confident in my putting."
Angela M. (9 Handicap)"I've had countless putting lessons, bought more putters than I'd care to admit and tried every training aid going. Switching to the React Tour grip has been the best—and by far the cheapest—change I've ever made to improve my putting."
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