Never been a fan of the grip on the Cameron. Bit too firm for my liking
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Ethan
Money List Winner
There are a number of grips available on Cameron putters with varying feel so golfers can choose a softer grip if they want. Not that I think the standard grip is very different from the traditional Ping grip.
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I found it a bit too sticky , soft and small for me - the shape was a bit weird but just replaced it with a SS
The ones on all the ones we tried at Silvermere had a solid pistol type grip (simliar to the Anser Cadence blue grip). To be honest even in places like Silvermere that carry a decent stock I've not seen different grips available
Bobirdie
Journeyman Pro
Some of the newest style come with a matador grip. Which is a lovely feeling grip.
Agree with you on the standard scotty pistol grip homer its horrible never liked them
Agree with you on the standard scotty pistol grip homer its horrible never liked them
Region3
Ryder Cup Winner
Much to agree with here.
I don't like the standard ping-like grip.
I assume mine has the matador grip? It's a bit larger than normal, like a midsize, and feels superb.
Until it gets wet, when the black bits (mostly writing) goes slimy, and you cannot dry it no matter how much you try! Ugh!
huds1475
Journeyman Pro
Assume you mean the top one in this picture? Have the same and its pretty decent.
http://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/02...45c1-83a9-09c483815ce4_large.jpg?v=1441102005
Will find out how it is n the rain tomorrow I suspect
Region3
Ryder Cup Winner
Assume you mean the top one in this picture? Have the same and its pretty decent.
http://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/02...45c1-83a9-09c483815ce4_large.jpg?v=1441102005
Will find out how it is n the rain tomorrow I suspect
Link doesn't work for me, wants me to register, but I have the non R version of the one in your sig so assume it's the same grip.
Seriously try to keep it dry as long as you can. I can't dry it even when the rain has stopped and it's horrible when wet. Just the black bits, the red is fine.
On the plus side I've never putted so well
need_my_wedge
Has Now Found His Wedgie
Also not a fan of the Scotty grips, they are way too thin. Pistol mid-size is my preferred grip. When the Winn turned out to be a bad buy (too slimy when wet) I did a lot of hunting round for something more suitable that would perform better. Eventually went with a leather Gripmaster grip, really is the best grip I've ever used. Nice when dry and goes super tacky when wet. Had it on for most of this season, and been more than happy with it, no signs of wear other than a change of colour in the leather. They are a tad expensive in comparison to most rubber grips, but they should last as long as the putter.
freddielong
Tour Winner
Learn to putt before you buy a new putter. You can spend £2,000 on a putter but if your stroke is poor it will not help at all.
