Best putter grip for left hand low?

[trp3319]

I just recently changed to putting left hand low, and think I'm going to stick with it the rest of the season. I'm curious about what putter grip, if there is one, that works better for left hand low. I've been kicking around the idea of a super stroke slim model.

 

Any opinions?

 

Thanks!

[devey07]

i also recently switched to left hand low and this is what im working with :
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[nutted]

Looks like an iomic midsize. I have found that one to work best.

[schuyler]

+1. I enjoyed using an Iomic midsize for when I go to left hand low.

[itchyfinger]

I didn't think there was a difference. I'm a lefty and I'm always left hand low. [size=4] [/size]

[anjoga]

I put left hand low (I'm right handed) and I love the superstroke slim 3.0. I'm confident putting left hand low with probably any grip, but the ss slim feels great.

[trp3319]

[quote name='itchyfinger' timestamp='1370358381' post='7167248']
I didn't think there was a difference. I'm a lefty and I'm always left hand low. [size=4] [/size]
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Lol!! That was funny!

[Golf64]

Super Stroke!

[M910]

I have been putting like this for years and cannot honestly say a grip makes a difference to me in terms of making more putts. Try them out at the store and see what feels better. Don't go by how many putts you make at the store. I'm convinced they make the putting green aim towards the hole to get you to buy.

[chrisfx811]

Just put together a DIY daddy long legs with a cut down manta, 36", and the 17" super stroke 1.3 grip installed with flat side facing target.
So far so good, and it felt nice with left hand low.

[M910]

[quote name='chrisfx811' timestamp='1370544933' post='7183324']
Just put together a DIY daddy long legs with a cut down manta, 36", and the 17" super stroke 1.3 grip installed with flat side facing target.
So far so good, and it felt nice with left hand low.
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Interesting. What made you choose flat side to the target?

[chrisfx811]

[quote name='M910' timestamp='1370553839' post='7184432']
[quote name='chrisfx811' timestamp='1370544933' post='7183324']
Just put together a DIY daddy long legs with a cut down manta, 36", and the 17" super stroke 1.3 grip installed with flat side facing target.
So far so good, and it felt nice with left hand low.
[/quote]

Interesting. What made you choose flat side to the target?
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It felt the most comfortable to me. Liked it for left hand low, for a split grip, etc. It might be because I'm right side dominant, but a parallel palms, with thumbs riding on top has never really worked well for me.
Overall, this new putter allows me to putt whichever way feels comfortable. Choke down, left hand low, split grip, standing tall, crouched over, etc.
Anyways, to the point of the OP, when I grip LHL, I tend to use the right hand/arm a little more as a driver of the stroke, and the left side a little more passively and predominantly to square the blade.

[Masque]

[quote name='chrisfx811' timestamp='1370575839' post='7186646']
Anyways, to the point of the OP, when I grip LHL, I tend to use the right hand/arm a little more as a driver of the stroke, and the left side a little more passively and predominantly to square the blade.
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Fascinating. In my case, going LHL causes me to barely involve the right hand as anything except a gentle stabilizer. It also reminds me to only carry the putter in my left hand, which helps me with alignment.

[chrisfx811]

Yes, my left hand generally handles the alignment, hence the flat side to target.
I shouldn't have said right hand , but rather right arm/forearm as the driver. Almost piston like when I try LHL.

[Masque]

Still baffles me that the grip's flat side is parallel to the putter's face. I'd love to see a photo of this in action.

[Rengolf]

Just ordered 2 super stroke flatso 3.0 grips with counter weight. Since a few putting gurus say the back of your left hand (right handed folks) should always move to the target, figured why not have the flat side of the grip parallel to the blade facing the target. I putt left hand low for the last 45 years, but recently been having trouble 5 feet and in. Don't know if it's yips or not, but having trouble keeping the face square thru impact. Might even try it like an "arm lock" ala Kuchar, though I will have to adjust the putter loft a bit.

[vman]

Jordan Spieth goes with a Superstroke Flatso.

[Judge440]

I'm partial to the Flatso's.