South African PGA Tour member moves up five points into Top 15 in FedExCup points
NOVI, MI – 2Thumb putting grips are fast becoming the winning performance grip on the global golf stage as proven again this week by the PGA Tour professional from Delmas, South Africa who finished T9 at the Valspar Championship, Innisbrook Resort (Copperhead Course) in Palm Harbor, Florida on Sunday. The rising South African star earned $237,300.00 and jumped five points in the FedExCup standings.
Playing with 2Thumb’s SNUG SQ 30, the three- time winner on the European Tour recorded rounds of 69, 69, 72 and 67 to finish at seven under par, 277.
2Thumb brand ambassador, Matt Wallace, from England, who has 10 international wins and one PGA TOUR win, the 2023 Corales Puntacana Championship, finished T17. Combined earnings for 2Thumb Players in the field were $381,875.00.
ABOUT THE SNUG SQ 30
The Snug SQ 30 has proven to be one of the most popular grips in the 2Thumb product line. All ‘SQ’ models have the same depth and width and are 59mm longer than the Snug Tour models providing greater versatility in gripping styles. Featuring a smooth soft and flat front to ensure consistent grip alignment, the rounded underbelly sits perfectly in the lifeline of your palm delivering the ultimate in feel and feedback. 2Thumb’s exclusive Dimax technology runs down both sides of the grip to ensure traction when needed to help you sink more putts.
ABOUT 2THUMB GRIPS
2Thumb Grip, The Original Flat Top Grip since 2004, strives to make putting easier for golfers of all levels. Designed by Darin Dingman, the visionary and former owner of SuperStroke putting grips, 2Thumb offers a range of ergonomically designed putter grips that aid in grip alignment, help prevent grip twist, and promote a consistent, confident putting stroke.
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