Rooter
Money List Winner
well no one has convinced me to go buy one yet! will stick with what i have i think!
Has Super Stroke changed your life?
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Region3
Ryder Cup Winner
I hate the way mine feels but there's no denying I (mostly - before anyone starts!) putt better with it.
PhilTheFragger
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I have the super mega jumbo version
just feels nice, drain much more than my fair share of 10+ footers
Not for everyone, but I'm not changing anytime soon
just feels nice, drain much more than my fair share of 10+ footers
Not for everyone, but I'm not changing anytime soon
upsidedown
Tour Winner
Converted to thicker grip 5 years ago, two Winns then SS and putts per round now average around 28-29 compared to 30-31 :thup:
srixon 1
Journeyman Pro
Two weeks ago I bought one of the new Scotty Cameron X5 putters. Lovely looking grip (Matador Red) but at midsize I just could not get on with it. It just felt too large and I could not feel what the putter head was doing. Gave it a go for the first two weeks but it has now been replaced with a standard Lamkin paddle grip.
The fat grips are probably OK for some but just not for me.
The fat grips are probably OK for some but just not for me.
NWJocko
Tour Winner
I am a terrible putter by way of introduction!!
I really like the feel of SuperStroke grips and have used them the last couple of years and they do help.
I ordered my new putter with a normal grip as much to see what it's like as been so long since I used one. I'm putting fine with it but occasionally feel more wristy on putts.
Bit of a weird observation but I have tiny child sized hands and the normal grip still feels thin to me, must feel like holding a toothpick to folk with proper, adult sized hands!
I really like the feel of SuperStroke grips and have used them the last couple of years and they do help.
I ordered my new putter with a normal grip as much to see what it's like as been so long since I used one. I'm putting fine with it but occasionally feel more wristy on putts.
Bit of a weird observation but I have tiny child sized hands and the normal grip still feels thin to me, must feel like holding a toothpick to folk with proper, adult sized hands!
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Swapped to a ultra slim last year and it clearly keeps my wrist quiet during the strike and has improved my putting quite considerably
tsped83
Tour Winner
Baked Potato changed my life...
I 'currently' use an ultra slim 1.0 and it's just dandy. Hate the bigger ones mind.
I 'currently' use an ultra slim 1.0 and it's just dandy. Hate the bigger ones mind.
ScienceBoy
Money List Winner
I have no wrist in my stroke without using one so never seen the need.
Had my putter grip on for years and its a real state, worn from bag wear, lots of putting practice etc
Maybe I should replace it but I am putting really well with it so not going to change. I doubt a new putter grip would improve my putting, well not until this one practically falls off through wear.
Had my putter grip on for years and its a real state, worn from bag wear, lots of putting practice etc
Maybe I should replace it but I am putting really well with it so not going to change. I doubt a new putter grip would improve my putting, well not until this one practically falls off through wear.
virtuocity
Tour Winner
Always fighting the right wrist flicking through to hit the ball. My superstroke is great. Feels comfy in the hands too. Had initial issues with lag putts but changed to a blade putter and slowly getting better. Still a rubbish putter though.
Evesdad
Tour Winner
Well thanks to Region3 I'll be trialling one to see if I see any improvement, rooter I'll keep you posted.
ScienceBoy
Money List Winner
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Joff
Challenge Tour Pro
Had one round with a Flatso XL (£37)!!! Early good signs. Stopped my mild yips.
JT77
Tour Winner
I have used one for a few years now, and I do like it. But I think the two ball I use suits me better than the grip.
The do feel very comfortable, I putt left hand low, but I interlock my hands and the grips sits well, I would change to a standard odyssey grip if I had to, but the. I use the slim one.
The do feel very comfortable, I putt left hand low, but I interlock my hands and the grips sits well, I would change to a standard odyssey grip if I had to, but the. I use the slim one.
Oddsocks
Ryder Cup Winner
Distà nce wise my putting was embarrassing until I picked up a demo putter in the pro shop fitted with a 3,0, straight away I coukd feel how wristy my stroke was. There and then I opted for the 3.0 and then a few months down the line changed to s flatso which I beleive Is best of both worlds
The back side is around the same OD As the 3.0, but the flatter front side is nicer to square up.
If anyone is interested I have a 3 month old 3.0 sitting in the spares box....
The back side is around the same OD As the 3.0, but the flatter front side is nicer to square up.
If anyone is interested I have a 3 month old 3.0 sitting in the spares box....
Slab
Occasional Tour Caddy
Had been threatening to put one on for a year or two and eventually did 2 months ago (jumbo lite)... why did I wait!
If only manufacturers distance off the tee claims were as accurate I'd be off half my handicap
If only manufacturers distance off the tee claims were as accurate I'd be off half my handicap
bignev
Challenge Tour Pro
Had mine fitted around 9 months ago and love it on putts inside and around 10 feet.
Have had a few problems will long layup putts through the winter but hope that will
improve in the summer. Am going to stick with it whatever
Have had a few problems will long layup putts through the winter but hope that will
improve in the summer. Am going to stick with it whatever
I put a jumbo odyssey grip on my #9 and it helped. Never used a Super Stroke but I like the feel of the ones on the new Odyssey range and think it's a good tie up between the two brands
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