Favorite Putter Grips and why???

[leftymatt]

I went into a store looking for a different grip, but ended up leaving with the GP Pro Only Green Star - original non-cord version. There might be something better for me out there, but it has been just-right for me. Shape depends a lot on your own hands, but love the fit with this one. Slightly oversize to keep the hands quieter, firm-enough for good feedback with the Bettinardi Hogan Baby Ben I'm using.

 

Price is reasonable and I may try the cord version down the road

[Ilovemydriver]

Pingman with three wraps is perfect.

[PixlPutterman]

We'll see how this experiment works out...

 

I'm a low hands guy, and in an effort to avoid a crazy low lie angle.....I picked up an OG Presse grip, rotated it 45 degrees.

 

Let's my hands lower while keeping the shaft more upright...

[Mych]

SS Flatso 3.0 right now. Wrists are nice and calm, so far so good.

[whynothoiberg]

I accidentally stumbled upon the Boccieri Secret Grips, both the club and putter versions. I like the weight in the putter grip and prefer that type of rubber feel for a grip

[Trouble_shooter]

I use the standard edel round grip and love it. With so much talk about grip alignment being off I figured I’d give it a shot and take the alignment right out of the picture. 

[rooski]

Any of the OG style pistol grips seems ideal for me, have tried every grip size in the world and anything big takes the feel out of it for me.

 

Iomic Regular 55g is doing pretty awesome atm

 

Still tinkering to find the perfect weight for everything but I think I'm close

Edited August 19, 2021 by rooski

[Skeeter]

Garsen quad non tapered is the bees knees for me. 

[KaBoom21]

I always return to the Winn ProX 1.18. 

 

Hands just find their place. 

[TheBiles]

The Gravity Grip feels perfect to me. It really keeps the hands square through impact, and it fits perfectly in my hands. It just inspires confidence. I picked up one for my Odyssey Ten, and it’s great. 

[RichieHunt]

The old pistol Neumann leather grip.  I've never found anything that really replicates the feel of it.

 

I like the Rosemark grips.  I prefer a little more tack and feel.  

 

I have the Sacks Parente grip which weighs 38 grams.  I like the lighter grips, but that's the main benefit of the Sacks Parente grip, it's midsize and very light.  I think I may try the 32 gram Rosemark grip.  

 

The ping58 grip has a classic shape, but it's too small for me and the midsize is too heavy.

 

I was hoping to try the Salty cork grips, but they are out of stock.

 

 

 

 

 

RH

[sbjinx]

Tried a bunch over the last few months and Ping midsize with extra wraps on the bottom hand is perfect. 

[PixlPutterman]

Finally settled in the SS pistol GT tour

[weakputt]

On 8/14/2021 at 7:26 PM, TheBiles said:

The Gravity Grip feels perfect to me. It really keeps the hands square through impact, and it fits perfectly in my hands. It just inspires confidence. I picked up one for my Odyssey Ten, and it’s great. 

I would have to say that early reviews of my Evenroll - Gravity Grip are encouraging. Only played 4 rounds since installed on my putter, but I feel more confident and roll in more medium (12' to 18') putts. Hand position feels good and seems to help me square the club at impact. I have used 50 gram end-of-shaft counter weights before, but this system full grip length rod wt. a totally different feel.

[MattM97]

Still on the Garsen Ultimate despite them being 55g +/-3g I just have to play my putters .5" shorter than normal with my preferred head weight for the feel but I could always add some weight under the grip if I want to play longer or buy my putter heads a few grams lighter. I also tried the Winn Pro 1.32" and I like that, it's 70g and the weight I can play at my preferred length as SW should be similar. But I like the feel of the Garsen more. 

[golfmarshall]

On 8/12/2021 at 3:37 PM, Skeeter said:

Garsen quad non tapered is the bees knees for me. 

 

I was looking at the Garsen Quad on line but wasn't sure since no one in my area carries it and would have to be ordered. I went with the New Lamkin putter grip with square top. So far it is a good fit

[abenjami]

I just bought a couple Rosemark grips to give them a try out.  I am immediately impressed with the quality and feel.

 

[markheardjr]

Rosemark Thorn grips are my favorite. Love the feedback of the "thorns" which are like tiny silicone nubs. I have tried the 1.52 and the 1.25, like them both equally.  Good grips, underrated and under represented (other than Lydia Ko formerly.)

[BALZ]

I have been gravitating and gaming for past 18 months mid blade type putters with a bent shaft (no hosel/plumbers neck) which are either face balanced or very slight toe hang. This must be better for my stroke as my handicap has dropped 3 index points to a 2.7 during this period. I have more confidence on short putts and hole way more long ones too. The models I have are EVNROLL ER2, PXG Closer, and another that is custom by Cody James. I have been using Pure Putter Grips, standard size. 

[jomatty]

On 8/12/2021 at 4:37 PM, Skeeter said:

Garsen quad non tapered is the bees knees for me. 

Me too.  The g pro is nice too, but I can’t commit to a completely different style of gripping the putter so the quad is perfect.  
the lamkin deep etched cord is another grip I find myself going back to.

[eric61]

I've really been liking the Golf Pride Tour SNSR -- the blue one that's straight, 140cc. The colors are a little loud for my taste, but I've been putting well with it.

[Scotty1140]

For someone who loves standard size cord grips they’re getting tougher and tougher to come by these days. 

[agood3putt]

Golf Pride Pro Only Chord Green Star has been awesome on my Toulon Austin

[rooski]

1 hour ago, agood3putt said:

Golf Pride Pro Only Chord Green Star has been awesome on my Toulon Austin

 

Agreed with my friend here. I'm a full convert over to GP Pro Cord Green Star. I think it strikes the perfect balance between being big enough to feel comfortable while still having the touch of a classic pistol grip.

 

I'm close to ordering some backups just so I don't run out of this grip when they eventually stop making them

[agood3putt]

42 minutes ago, rooski said:

 

Agreed with my friend here. I'm a full convert over to GP Pro Cord Green Star. I think it strikes the perfect balance between being big enough to feel comfortable while still having the touch of a classic pistol grip.

 

I'm close to ordering some backups just so I don't run out of this grip when they eventually stop making them

I might do the same! 😯

[Unteachable]

need a little help here guys

 

I put a brand new Superstroke tour traction mid slim on my putter and used it for the first time today.

Mega humid, high heat index- could not hold on to the thing well at all.  I have putted before with a regular counter core mid slim and it too does get slick when humid, even wiping my hands and grip right before i putt

 

So I want something that is the same diameter/shape as the mid slim 2.0 but better grip.  I had the 25 gram counter core weight in mine so need the grip to be around 80 grams at least

[Ric0485]

5 minutes ago, Unteachable said:

need a little help here guys

 

I put a brand new Superstroke tour traction mid slim on my putter and used it for the first time today.

Mega humid, high heat index- could not hold on to the thing well at all.  I have putted before with a regular counter core mid slim and it too does get slick when humid, even wiping my hands and grip right before i putt

 

So I want something that is the same diameter/shape as the mid slim 2.0 but better grip.  I had the 25 gram counter core weight in mine so need the grip to be around 80 grams at least

Check out the Pure oversize grip. I don't remember the weight but I know they're on the heavier side with that tacky feel that'll hold up I'm humidity. I've had one before and liked it a lot

[ThomasM]

Another convert to the Golf Pride Pro Only Corded - Green.
 

I’ve been in search of the right grip for years. I typically go in my local shop once a week and spend some time in the used section due to the variety of aftermarket grips. I felt it filled my hands a bit better and I love the corded texture, especially with this humid Memphis climate. I ordered 4 extra from Dick’s because grips can be tough to find in stock right now.

[rooski]

2 hours ago, ThomasM said:

Another convert to the Golf Pride Pro Only Corded - Green.
 

I’ve been in search of the right grip for years. I typically go in my local shop once a week and spend some time in the used section due to the variety of aftermarket grips. I felt it filled my hands a bit better and I love the corded texture, especially with this humid Memphis climate. I ordered 4 extra from Dick’s because grips can be tough to find in stock right now.

 

I'm convinced its the perfect putter grip

[Superfast2.0]

Like the feel of winn putter grips if only they were more durable. Love the feel of the Lamkin Deep Etched Cord but wish they came in a more standard size.