What Putter Grip Do you use and Why?

[RH82]

For me my go to has always been some version on a Winn midsize or the Ping PP58 midsize.

[Pepperturbo]

My putter grip is call Black Matador made by SC for my 2011 California Monterey putter.  It works comfortably for me while keeping my heavier putter weight at D5 swing weight.  I like greens to be 11+ stemp.

[luke1333]

Piretti Standard or Iomic 65g

[kb7]

I've been on Best Grips pistol grip for a couple years now and do not see myself moving on from them anytime soon. 

[anjoga]

Trying a flat cat standard tak on my L neck spider tour right now with promising results.

Edited April 8, 2021 by anjoga

[chicolax2]

Golf Pride Pro Only - Red Star.  Gives me enough surface that I can get a strong grip while allowing me enough feel to release the putter head back to square with my slight to mid arc stroke.  Went with a mid slim for a short period of time and almost quit golf as my putting was terrible.  Went in for a fitting at a Club champion and tried a couple of similar putters, same toe hang and characteristics with different grips and was amazed how important a putter grip was to the swing and feel. 

[PixlPutterman]

Recently moved (back) to a deep etch, feel I have better speed control with smaller grips 

[Golf10]

Ping PP58 black out.  Great thin shape for feel.  Nice for lag putting.  Tried the big ones but they don't work for me.  Plus Eldrick won 15 majors with this grip.  It works.

[Maroon_19]

Golf Pride Pro Only green star gray cord grip because it is comfortable in the hands.

[kuch]

Finally I have gone to superstroke after playing nearly every grip out there over 20 plus years.  I like the Superstroke Tour 1.0 the best.  It just fits my hands well and feels great.  Tried the Pistol GT Tour and 1.0 and just didn't like the sharp edges.

 

[kintap]

The best putter grip that I've ever used is the Ping PP60.  I have one on a Heppler Tyne and decided to put one on my old Rife Abaco when the time came to regrip. They just feel perfect in hand to me.  Strangely, I have the PP60 on both of my backup putters, but my gamer Spider X still has the stock Superstroke Pistol 1.0 on it because the putter has felt so good from day 1 that I haven't wanted to ruin the "magic".  The SS Pistol 1.0 is a pretty good grip too and is comparable in shape and size to the PP60, so that helps.

Edited April 10, 2021 by kintap
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[boulAAYYY]

flatcat tak svelte(installed std). not the best feeling grip but its the only grip I don't have the yips under pressure. Trust me I tried everything haha 

[Red4282]

For those of you who went from smaller and lighter to bigger and heavier, or vice versa.... how does this change the feel for you? On a sw scale it will say one thing, but i never give sw changes from a grip much credibility. Lets say i have a putter with a smaller type grip on it. It feels fairly light to me (the head). 70g grip. Would a larger and heavier grip make it feel a littler heavier? Or a lighter grip?

Edited April 10, 2021 by Red4282

[j.a.]

Something different over here, Garsen Max, right size for me and it is anti-yips. 

[MattM97]

On 4/10/2021 at 12:37 PM, Red4282 said:

For those of you who went from smaller and lighter to bigger and heavier, or vice versa.... how does this change the feel for you? On a sw scale it will say one thing, but i never give sw changes from a grip much credibility. Lets say i have a putter with a smaller type grip on it. It feels fairly light to me (the head). 70g grip. Would a larger and heavier grip make it feel a littler heavier? Or a lighter grip?

 

Heavier grip will make the head feel lighter, a lighter grip will make the head feel heavier. 

 

For example I play a 360g head and use a 55-60g grip so the head feels pretty heavy but I find it perfectly balanced for me. 

Edited April 12, 2021 by MattM97

[Red4282]

1 hour ago, MattM97 said:

 

Heavier grip will make the head feel heavier, a lighter grip will make the head feel heavier. 

 

For example I play a 360g head and use a 55-60g grip so the head feels pretty heavy but I find it perfectly balanced for me. 

Both make them heavier? My current head is 362g, 70g grip. I find that my preferred balance or feel is adding about 20-25g headweight. There are a few grips out there that are 55g, so that would help but im sure i would need to still add some weight to the head.

[MattM97]

9 minutes ago, Red4282 said:

Both make them heavier? My current head is 362g, 70g grip. I find that my preferred balance or feel is adding about 20-25g headweight. There are a few grips out there that are 55g, so that would help but im sure i would need to still add some weight to the head.

 

No sorry error on my part. This is what I get for posting in a meeting. 

 

Heavier grip will make the head feel lighter but overall putter weight goes up. This is basically counter balancing. 

 

Lighter grip will make the head feel heavier. 

[Warrick]

Just pulled the Lamkin deep etch off my Toulon Portland garage, went with Traxion Pistol GTTour 1.0, love it, needed something just a touch bigger to fill my hands

[Red4282]

1 hour ago, MattM97 said:

 

No sorry error on my part. This is what I get for posting in a meeting. 

 

Heavier grip will make the head feel lighter but overall putter weight goes up. This is basically counter balancing. 

 

Lighter grip will make the head feel heavier. 

Yea makes sense. Thanks

[JDubya89]

Just moved back to a deep etched full cord and it just feels right. That and the pp58 midsize I can also get along great with. 
 

I learned very quickly that super stroke is not for me 

[tagermo]

Lamkin Deep Etched Jumbo Cord made for Bettinardi. You can order on Bettinardi's website. Heavier grip helps to counter balance heavy putter heads. Great for humid conditions where your hands are sweaty, I find Superstrokes way to slippery for my taste. 

[Krosch3]

5 minutes ago, tagermo said:

Lamkin Deep Etched Jumbo Cord made for Bettinardi. You can order on Bettinardi's website. Heavier grip helps to counter balance heavy putter heads. Great for humid conditions where your hands are sweaty, I find Superstrokes way to slippery for my taste. 

Have you tried the bettinardi sink fit jumbo? I found these To be awesome, a touch lighter than the jumbo deep etched and feel so good in the hands. Rubber all the way over the super strokes 

[riehlg]

On 2/28/2021 at 11:59 AM, SkrappyHacker1 said:

 

  

On 2/28/2021 at 10:43 AM, RobotDoctor said:

I use a Salty Mid-Plus cork grip for my putter.  These are a little lighter of a grip at 37g as opposed to most grips of the same type (mid 50g range).  This allows a for little higher swingweight which allows me to swing the putter and stroke the ball smoother.  The 1.15" straight grip quiets my right hand which had become a bit too over active in recent years.  I have not putted better in any time period I can recall, even when I was in my mid 20s and playing 100+ rounds a year.  I absolutely love this grip and what it has done for me and my putting.  The only problem is that it is now difficult to get these grips as they are sold out on the website.  Good thing I am not looking to replace my gamer any time soon.

 

 

I really wish these were in stock. Does anyone have any other similar recommendations? I have a SuperStroke Mid Slim 2.0 and it weighs 50 grams but I want something lighter to increase the swing weight of my FGP. It's only 330g so I want something a little lighter in the hands.

Edited April 26, 2021 by riehlg
Quoted wrong post.

[RobotDoctor]

11 hours ago, riehlg said:

  

 

 

I really wish these were in stock. Does anyone have any other similar recommendations? I have a SuperStroke Mid Slim 2.0 and it weighs 50 grams but I want something lighter to increase the swing weight of my FGP. It's only 330g so I want something a little lighter in the hands.

 

I saw these on eBay.  These look very, very similar to the Salty grip.  Almost identical but a few grams lighter.  There are some differences but they seem to be light.  It also appears that it is a mostly round grip which might not be too bad.  If it is indeed round I would end up filing a flat area on the front of the grip, making it a couple grams lighter yet.

 

https://www.ebay.com/itm/193637820334?hash=item2d15b6a7ae:g:Yt0AAOSwPDdfRmfj

[riehlg]

11 hours ago, RobotDoctor said:

 

I saw these on eBay.  These look very, very similar to the Salty grip.  Almost identical but a few grams lighter.  There are some differences but they seem to be light.  It also appears that it is a mostly round grip which might not be too bad.  If it is indeed round I would end up filing a flat area on the front of the grip, making it a couple grams lighter yet.

 

https://www.ebay.com/itm/193637820334?hash=item2d15b6a7ae:g:Yt0AAOSwPDdfRmfj

Thanks for that link. I might just take a flier on one of those. I saw Saltys on eBay but they're from the UK and with shipping it was like $75. That's double what I paid for my putter haha.

[Scotty1140]

Cameron Cord and Pistolero grips have always fit my hands well. Those usually go on all my putters regardless of brand. I don't care if the grip 'matches' or not. 

[Humble]

Iomic midsize pistol . Absolutely love it. I’ve tried just about every grip on the market.

[tastywaves]

I've tried way too many grips over the last year and the pro only green star cord looks like the winner. Feels great in my hands and gives me great feedback on both short and long putts

[TIN]

Superstroke Ultra Slim 2.0, it suits me as reducing open face at impact 🤣

[shanx]

Pingman or Iomic Sticky.

 

Tried some of those fat grips, but the feel is too "numb" for me.