Tour Super Stroke grips - American Express 2021

[ForTourUseOnly]

31 minutes ago, nova6868 said:

 

Bad news. Hope it's not because the 1.0PT didn't sell very well. Because I would guess it didn't do well because it's just too small.

Totally agree. Love the shape of the 1.0PT just couldn’t make it big enough. 

[blackngold_blood]

Well crap on a cracker!

[nova6868]

Just wanted to update the thread since I contacted Super Stroke just to make sure... they have NO plans to release the 2.0PT.

 

 

[ZBigStick]

Ah, man!

 

My Ultra Slim 1.0P is wearing out and looking for replacement options. As others said, their version of the Pingman grip, 1.0PT is too small for today’s mallet putters. The 2.0PT looks really interesting.

The Lamkin and the Evnroll grips are contenders but I’d rather have a SuperStroke. The Pistol 1.0 and Pistol Tour are nice but the edges are too pronounced.  Sell the tour stock 2.0PT  to us GolfWrxers, and make some fans happy. 🙂

[nova6868]

Since SS refuses to make the 2.0PT I've been using this Lamkin grip instead. Not quite the same shape but it's very nice. 

 

Sinkfit Pistol Polyurethane

 

 

 

 

Edited October 31, 2021 by nova6868

[gripANDrip1983]

On 10/6/2021 at 1:22 PM, nova6868 said:

Just wanted to update the thread since I contacted Super Stroke just to make sure... they have NO plans to release the 2.0PT.

 

 

Why make a grip available to the public that would prolly fly off the shelves?🤦🏻
i really don’ t understand this

[ZBigStick]

On 10/30/2021 at 9:18 PM, gripANDrip1983 said:

Why make a grip available to the public that would prolly fly off the shelves?🤦🏻
i really don’ t understand this

They definitely make some questionable decisions. I’m not sure this would be their most popular, but it would certainly strengthen their competitive advantage. If they had the 1.0PT, 2.0PT and the Sergio inspired Ultra Slim 1.0P why would anyone choose GP or Winn grips over those?

They’ve made one off styles in the past and many were odd choices. The SS Square, the original SS Claw, were poorly received, then the plan to sell all of their grips with weights in a tube when less than 10% of golfers wanted a counterbalanced grip and instead of a popular skull and crossed bones design someone thought that demon screaming skulls was they way to go. So to make a few variants of a pistol or paddle style grip would seem a minimal risk compared to what they’ve done in the past. 🙄

[gripANDrip1983]

9 hours ago, ZBigStick said:

They definitely make some questionable decisions. I’m not sure this would be their most popular, but it would certainly strengthen their competitive advantage. If they had the 1.0PT, 2.0PT and the Sergio inspired Ultra Slim 1.0P why would anyone choose GP or Winn grips over those?

They’ve made one off styles in the past and many were odd choices. The SS Square, the original SS Claw, were poorly received, then the plan to sell all of their grips with weights in a tube when less than 10% of golfers wanted a counterbalanced grip and instead of a popular skull and crossed bones design someone thought that demon screaming skulls was they way to go. So to make a few variants of a pistol or paddle style grip would seem a minimal risk compared to what they’ve done in the past. 🙄

Sometimes I think superstroke likes to have a “tour only” option for tour players just like every other company in the industry does.. naturally humans want what we can’t have.. I agree with you though, although I’m a superstroke fan, they’ve made some head scratching business decisions.

[newportbeach]

Too bad hopefully Super Stroke will reconsider.

[von3jack]

How many views does this post need to get to have SuperStroke reconsider and release the 2.0PT?!

[nova6868]

Haha. I propose we just keep bumping it until somebody from Super Stroke notices and goes "Oh man, they really won't leave this alone will they"

[LeftyMatt24]

I wish they’d release the all black grip like cantlay uses