Super Stroke Grips

The number shows how wide the grip is. Within one shape, a higher number is a wider grip: the Zenergy Tour runs from 1.00″ wide (1.0) to 1.52″ (5.0). The same number isn't the same width across shapes, so compare widths in our SuperStroke size chart.

Start with how you want it to feel. A 1.0 feels closest to a standard putter grip, a 2.0 or 3.0 sits in the middle of the range, and a 3.0 or 5.0 suits golfers who want their hands as quiet as possible or who have large hands. Not sure? Send us the grip you use now and we'll suggest a size.

The shape. All four use the same Zenergy build with no taper. The Tour is straight and rounded, like a traditional grip. The Pistol GT has a pistol-shaped top that sets your upper hand in place. The Flatso has a wide, flat front with five edges. The Claw has a pistol-style top and three flat sides for golfers who putt with a claw grip.

No. SuperStroke grips ship without a weight. CounterCore weights are sold separately in 25 g, 50 g and 75 g and screw into the Tech-Port at the top of the grip. The Tour 1.0, 1.0PT, 2.0PT, 1.0P 17″ and TLT grips don't have a Tech-Port, so they can't take one.

The REVL Comfort, Player and Element, the Crossline 2.0 in wrap and full cord, plus the Cross Comfort, S-Tech and Traxion. Sizes run from undersize to jumbo, depending on the model. Compare the REVL grips in our REVL guide.

Yes. The REVL and Crossline 2.0 swing grips come in 10 and 13-piece sets for a full regrip. Find them under Grip Sets at the top of this page.

Yes. Bracing the grip against your lead forearm is allowed under the Rules of Golf. Anchoring the putter against your body is not (Rule 10.1b). SuperStroke's 17″ grips are made for arm-lock and counterbalance setups.

Yes. Grips4Less is an authorized SuperStroke dealer, carrying SuperStroke putter grips, CounterCore weights and the REVL and Crossline 2.0 swing grips.