SuperStroke Counter Core

[me05501]

I've been a fan of counter weighting putters for years now. In the past I would use bolts, pins or other miscellaneous hardware with lead tape and duct tape applied. It was always a guessing game to get the weight right and swapping weights usually required sacrificing a grip. 

 

The SS Counter Core makes this process so much easier.

 

After committing to left-hand low putting I just changed my 50g weight to a 75g weight. This balances the head of my Cleveland Huntington Beach 11S and allows me to get a much more stable takeaway. 

I've used the 25g in other putters. It all depends on the weight of the head and grip. 

 

If you haven't been down this road give it a try.  

[Sean124]

It really is a great system for trying different weights. 

[BHI 99]

It’s pretty interesting for sure. Between those and the head weights you can come up with a slew of options and get the feel that suites you. Throw in a swingweight scale and you’ll spend nights in the garage tinkering. 

[DE-ILLINI]

I also like the feel of counter weighted putters.  Currently I am using the 25g weight.  The Super Stroke system makes it so easy to give different weights a try until you find what you like. 

[mikezalisgolf]

This has been around for years and I'd say should be used by most golfers, as most golfers have a very handsy putting stroke. It's not abnormal to put weight in the handle to slow things down. I go zenergy flatso 3.0 with 50 grams on my standard 34" putter, and I'm building a cb putter 2 inches longer with close to 130 grams on the grip end.