London Golf Performance Academy is now Grip Golf
We’ve got something exciting to share. After years of helping golfers improve their game at London Golf Performance Academy (LGPA), it’s time for a fresh chapter. LGPA is becoming Grip Golf.
London Golf Performance Academy (LGPA) is rebranding as Grip Golf, reflecting a vision that has grown beyond its original London focus. Existing memberships, packages, facility access, and the team stay the same, while planned changes include a new booking system, fresh branding, more studios and improved facilities, better equipment access, and a larger community of golfers.
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We’ve got something exciting to share. After years of helping golfers improve their game at London Golf Performance Academy (LGPA), it’s time for a fresh chapter. LGPA is becoming Grip Golf.
Why the change?
LGPA has grown beyond what we first imagined. What started as a London-focused academy has attracted golfers from all over—and our vision has outgrown the name. Grip Golf better represents who we are today and where we’re headed: a brand committed to elevating your game, wherever you are.
What stays the same?
- Your membership and packages
- Access to our facilities and services
- The same team you know and trust
What’s coming?
- A new, improved booking system (launching soon!). More information will be sent to you.
- Fresh branding and experiences that reflect our bigger ambitions.
- More studios. Better facilities. Better access to equipment that’ll help improve your game.
- A larger, more diverse community of fellow golfers to share your love for the game with.
We’re proud of how far LGPA has come and can’t wait to show you what’s next with Grip Golf. Thanks for being part of the journey. We’re excited for what is next, and think you should be too.
Questions, answered
Why did London Golf Performance Academy change its name to Grip Golf?
London Golf Performance Academy (LGPA) grew beyond its original London focus, attracting golfers from all over and outgrowing its name. The rebrand to Grip Golf better represents the brand today and its ambition to help golfers improve their game wherever they are.
Will my LGPA membership and packages still be valid after the rebrand to Grip Golf?
Yes. With the move from LGPA to Grip Golf, existing memberships and packages stay the same, as does access to the facilities and services and the same team. The rebrand changes the name and branding, not the core membership benefits.
What changes are coming with the Grip Golf rebrand?
Grip Golf is introducing a new, improved booking system, fresh branding and experiences, more studios and better facilities, improved access to equipment, and a larger, more diverse community of golfers to share the game with.