SuperStroke

SuperStroke Grips: Quieter Hands, Steadier Strokes

Zenergy and Zynergy Lines

SuperStroke's newest putter grips carry the Zenergy name, including the Zenergy Tour, Zenergy Flatso, Zenergy Pistol Lock, Zenergy Claw, and Zenergy Wrist Lock. The earlier Zynergy line, including the Zynergy Tour and Pistol GT models, is also available. Numbers like 1.0, 2.0, and 3.0 generally indicate size, with higher numbers running larger.

Choosing a Shape

Pistol shapes give the most feel and suit golfers with a natural arc. Flatso and Tour shapes are larger and flatter, which reduces wrist action for golfers with a jabby stroke. Claw grips are built for the claw hand position, and lock-style grips are designed for arm-lock or wrist-lock setups. The Golf Guide's article on arc vs. straight putting strokes helps you match a shape to your stroke.

Weight and Balance

A larger, heavier grip changes your putter's balance and can make the head feel lighter. Expect a short adjustment period after any grip change, and give a new grip a few practice sessions before you judge it.

Choosing the Right SuperStroke Grip

If your wrists break down, go bigger. If you lose feel on long putts, go smaller or choose a pistol. Compare putter and club grips from other brands in the full selection of golf grips.

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SuperStroke Grips FAQs

What is SuperStroke known for?

SuperStroke is best known for putter grips with little or no taper, which help balance grip pressure between your hands. The brand offers pistol, flat, claw, and lock-style shapes in several sizes. Choose SuperStroke if you want a quieter, more consistent putting stroke.

What is the difference between Zenergy and Zynergy?

Zenergy is SuperStroke's newer putter grip line, and Zynergy is the earlier line. Both come in Tour and pistol shapes in several sizes. Choose based on the shape and size you prefer.

What do 1.0, 2.0, and 3.0 mean on SuperStroke grips?

The numbers generally indicate size, with higher numbers running larger. A larger grip reduces wrist action, while a smaller grip adds feel. Check the product details for exact dimensions.

What is a Flatso putter grip?

The Flatso has a wide, flat front that helps keep both palms square to the target. It suits golfers who want a larger grip with a strong sense of face alignment.

Do bigger putter grips help?

Bigger putter grips reduce wrist action, which can help golfers with a jabby or handsy stroke. They can reduce feel on long putts, so try a midsize first if you are switching from a standard pistol.

What is a claw putter grip?

A claw grip is shaped for the claw hand position, where the trail hand sits on the side of the grip. SuperStroke's Zenergy Claw is built for golfers who putt this way.

Will a new putter grip change how my putter feels?

Yes. Grip size and weight change your putter's balance and feel, and a heavier grip can make the head feel lighter. Expect a short adjustment period.

Can I install a SuperStroke grip myself?

Yes, with grip tape, solvent, and a vise with a rubber shaft clamp. Align the flat front square to the face. If you are not comfortable regripping, a local club repair shop can install it quickly.