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The Rosemark 1.52 MFS White/Black, favored by Lydia Ko, who has achieved numerous victories on the U.S. LPGA Tour, features a hexagonal grip design known as the "Hexagon Theory." This design fits the fingers, palm, and joints, enabling a "Tension-Free Stroke" by eliminating tension.
Furthermore, the application of silicone beads (MFS) on the surface maintains a firm grip even while wicking away moisture from rain or sweat. It is ideal for those seeking stable and highly repeatable putting.
Weighing a mere 65g, its lightweight design offers exceptional hand maneuverability. It's no wonder that tour professionals like Lydia Ko, Colin Montgomerie, and Kenny Perry favor this high-performance grip.
Bring the precise design that supports professional skill to your putter. For all golfers, from beginners to advanced, who seek to improve their putting accuracy.
<Specifications>
Rosemark 1.52 Grip
Length: 11 inches (approx. 28cm)
Weight: 65 grams (±1g)
Grip thickness (circumference):
Top: 4 and 3/8 inches (approx. 11.1cm)
Middle: 3 and 3/4 inches (approx. 9.5cm)
Bottom: 3 and 1/2 inches (approx. 8.9cm)
Inner Core Material: Lightweight EVA resin
Outer Wrap Material: MFS (Microfiber Silicone Beads)
<Key Points>
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Grip comfort is important
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