Favorite Midsize Putter Grips?

[riehlg]

So I just got my first new putter in probably close to a decade. My current gamer is a SeeMore FGP with a Bronze face. It's an older model and the headweight is around 315-325g. Upgraded to a SeeMore Nashville mFGP which has a headweight of 360g. Because of how light my old putter was, I was using the lightest grip I could find which was a Rosemark 1.25 LT which weighs 35g but its a standard size and too small for my liking. The mFGP has a SeeMore branded Garsen Ultimate Grip which is more round than I would prefer so looking for something that has more of a flat front but doesn't add too much weight in the hands. The Garsen is 55g so looking for something in that area.

[Primo1868]

Have you checked on a SS Flatso 1.0? or even 2.0? I'm not sure the weight but sounds close to what you are looking for.

[TheBiles]

I use a Rosemark 1.52 MFS. It’s 65 grams. Highly recommended if you liked the feel of your Rosemark. 

[5hort5tuff]

Pretty much every company that makes grip offers a grip that fits your description. Superstroke, Winn, Rosemark, jumbomax, and many more.  The best way is to hit up a big store with lots of putters and roll what they have. See the grips. Feel them. 

[GolfGuitarsCars]

Super Stroke Zynergy Tour 2.0.  55 grams

[kb7]

If you wanted to stick with Garsen, their Quad Tour and Quad Tour Pistol NT both come in at 55g and have a nice, flat front.

[dfeldss]

I really like the Flatso 1.0. Think it may be more than 55g though. If I recall correctly the 2.0 is actually lighter than the 1.0 though.

[etodd]

Ping PP58 Midsize Cord for life (although i'm testing out a GP Cord grip currently)

[riehlg]

4 hours ago, Primo1868 said:

Have you checked on a SS Flatso 1.0? or even 2.0? I'm not sure the weight but sounds close to what you are looking for.

Honestly, their site threw me for a loop. Some of them had 1.0 and 2.0 listed on the main shop page so I assumed those that didn't list the 2.0 just didn't have other sizes so I didn't even bother to click on them. Feel like an idiot now on that one. Used to have a Superstroke 2.0 back in the day and enjoyed it but just wanted something with more shape than the straight round grip. The Pistol 2.0 is really intriguing along with the Flatso 2.0. I don't remember seeing either of them at our local golf shop around the corner here when I was last there just browsing. But to be fair, I got distracted since the shop reopened under another name they now have a much larger putting green and a SAM Puttlab so I was more intrigued with the layout than my mission of browsing for grips while the wife was in Marshall's next door.

[seemore88]

Just switched from a flatso 2.0 to a 1.0 on my old mfgp2. 2.0 is 50g and the 1.0 is 87g

[BHI 99]

Winn Dri-Tac 75g, I think I finally hit paydirt. 

[MattM97]

Lot of good comments here but that Rosemark 1.52 I'd say is more jumbo than medium, the 1.38 Lite or Wide Top are more medium sized grips. 

 

Other options I'd add are the Lamkin Sink Fit PU lineup, JumboMax has multiple grips in that weight and size range. 

[Konklifer]

I always come back to the Ping PP58 midsize cord.

[LoopySwing13]

Ping midsize cord or matador (smaller version). Those are my soft and firm/cord options I stick to. 

Edited January 26 by LoopySwing13

[Dustdevil]

Used to be a Star putter grip guy, but liked the Matador on my Scotty. With grips like that in the $40-$50 dollar range and nothing really cheap anymore, leather became a viable option. I went with a Grip Master Classic Wrap Paddle . The brown is a med/dark brown and looks great with my copper Vault 2.0  ZB.

The paddle is slightly larger than  a Madador and very comparable to a  Ping PP61. 

[Wonderboy]

I have really liked the superstroke zynergy pistol 2.0 grip.  I am getting ready to try the Garsen quad tour non-tapered.  

[glm]

pingman cord

[CircleC29]

I'm always trying different putter grips and always come back to the Winn Excel pistol mid.

[Putter Addict]

To answer the topic question, always has been and will be PP58 cord. But for what you are looking for, I would go with the SS pistol GT tour from 2 generations back (the counter-core version before the traxion and zenergy versions). They were around 50g at that point and can still be found new on the bay. The last two generations were/are a touch heavier.

[@_the_crook]

I've switched to the GP full cord 72cc.

very comfortable and feels good in the hands.

 

 

[Mych]

I think it's more of a jumbo than a midsize, but the stock grip that comes on the Cleveland Huntington Beach Premier series really feels great to me and I haven't found it to be a clone of any of the readily available putter grips. Supposedly it's based on the Lamkin Sinkfit Pistol, but they don't feel the same to me. I also really like the Gravity grip, but that grip has been more of a love/hate/love relationship, so I never know how long the love will last. 

Edited February 2 by Mych

[riehlg]

I actually ended up going with a Jumbo grip that I wasn't expecting. Ended up with the Winn DriTac Jumbo Lite and it feels incredible. Fits the hand perfectly and only 55g. Can't wait to get it on the course.

[BHI 99]

1 hour ago, riehlg said:

I actually ended up going with a Jumbo grip that I wasn't expecting. Ended up with the Winn DriTac Jumbo Lite and it feels incredible. Fits the hand perfectly and only 55g. Can't wait to get it on the course.

I picked up one of those as well. Really like the Midsize on my NP2, the Jumbo is going on a 7. Those grips have just the right tack and firmness. 

[chinaski]

I have switched to skinny grips(iOmic 55g), but Iomic 75g and Lamkin Deep Etch(81g) are my favorite midsize grips. A little heavier than you are looking for, but IMO works great for a 360g putter.