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SuperStroke putter grips come in four main shapes (Tour, Pistol, Flatso and Claw) and sizes from 1.0 to 5.0. Here’s what each one does, how to pick your size, and SuperStroke’s published width and weight for every putter grip we carry.
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How do you hold your putter?
What do you want most from your grip?
How big should it feel?
Does your putter head feel too heavy, or does your stroke get handsy?
What makes it different
A standard putter grip is thinner at the bottom than at the top. A SuperStroke Zenergy grip isn’t. Four things set it apart.
01
No taper
The grip is the same size from top to bottom. SuperStroke designed it to even out grip pressure, so your hands stay quieter through the stroke.
02
SPYNE ridge
A raised ridge runs along the underside of the grip. SuperStroke says it helps you return the face square at impact.
03
Multi-zone texture
Texture sits where your hands touch the grip most, on a soft polyurethane outer layer, for feel and feedback.
04
Tech-Port
Most Zenergy grips have a port at the top for a CounterCore weight, so you can add 25, 50 or 75 g under your hands.
Step 1: pick your shape
All four use the same Zenergy build. The shape is about how you like to hold the putter.
SuperStroke The classic shape
A straight, rounded profile that sits neutrally in your hands. If you’re trying SuperStroke for the first time and like the look of a traditional grip, start here.
SuperStroke Consistent hand position
A pistol-shaped top gives your upper hand the same place to sit every time, with the no-taper body below it. A good fit if you’ve always putted with a pistol grip.
SuperStroke Flat front
A wide, flat front and five edges, so both thumbs sit flat on top. Golfers who want their wrists out of the stroke, and to putt with the arms and shoulders, often like it most. SuperStroke notes Jordan Spieth used a Flatso for each of his three major wins.
SuperStroke Made for the claw
Built for golfers who putt with a claw grip. A pistol-style top locks in the upper hand, and three flat sides give the lower hand a place to sit, whichever claw you use.
Looking for a lower-priced option? See our SuperStroke Deep Etched putter grips, or browse every model in SuperStroke putter grips.
Step 2: pick your size
The number tells you how wide the grip is. A higher number is a wider grip within the same shape.
Within one shape, the width goes up with the number: a Tour 1.0 is 1.00″ wide and a Tour 5.0 is 1.52″.
Across shapes, the same number isn’t the same size. A Flatso 2.0 (1.08″) is narrower than a Tour 2.0 (1.17″), and a Pistol GT 2.0 (1.32″) is wider. Check the size chart before you switch shapes.
SuperStroke’s Tour and Pistol 1.0 grips have a rubber core, and the 2.0 grips have a lighter EVA foam core. So a Tour 1.0 (71 g) weighs more than a Tour 2.0 (55 g).
A lighter grip makes the putter head feel heavier in your hands. SuperStroke suggests adding a CounterCore weight to the Tour 2.0 and Pistol 2.0.
Want it to feel close to a regular grip? Start with a 1.0.
Not sure? A 2.0 or 3.0 sits in the middle of the range.
Want your hands as quiet as possible, or have large hands? Look at the 3.0 or 5.0.
If you can, hold a few sizes in a shop first. SuperStroke recommends the same.
SuperStroke size chart
Width, weight and length for every standard-length SuperStroke putter grip we carry, from SuperStroke’s own product pages.
| Grip | Width | Weight | Length | Takes CounterCore | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Zenergy Tour 1.0 | 1.00″ | 71 g | 10.50″ | No | Shop |
| Zenergy Tour 2.0 | 1.17″ | 55 g | 10.50″ | Yes | Shop |
| Zenergy Tour 3.0 | 1.26″ | 66 g | 10.50″ | Yes | Shop |
| Zenergy Tour 5.0 | 1.52″ | 90 g | 10.50″ | Yes | Shop |
| Zenergy Pistol GT Tour | 1.09″ | 69 g | 10.60″ | Yes | Shop |
| Zenergy Pistol GT 1.0 | 1.14″ | 83 g | 10.60″ | Yes | Shop |
| Zenergy Pistol GT 2.0 | 1.32″ | 51 g | 10.60″ | Yes | Shop |
| Zenergy Flatso 1.0 | 1.02″ | 87 g | 10.60″ | Yes | Shop |
| Zenergy Flatso 2.0 | 1.08″ | 50 g | 10.60″ | Yes | Shop |
| Zenergy Flatso 3.0 | 1.38″ | 61 g | 10.60″ | Yes | Shop |
| Zenergy Claw 1.0 | 1.20″ | 51 g | 10.50″ | Yes | Shop |
| Zenergy Claw 2.0 | 1.21″ | 63 g | 10.60″ | Yes | Shop |
| Zenergy 1.0PT | 0.99″ | 58 g | 10.50″ | No | Shop |
| Zenergy 2.0PT | 1.02″ | 76 g | 10.60″ | No | Shop |
| Zenergy Pistol Lock 1.0 | 1.05″ | 103 g | 10.60″ | Ask us | Shop |
| Zenergy Pistol Lock 2.0 | 1.23″ | 60 g | 10.60″ | Ask us | Shop |
| Grip | Width | Weight | Length | Takes CounterCore | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Zenergy Tour XL+ 2.0 | 1.18″ | 77 g | 13.75″ | Yes | Shop |
| Zenergy Tour XL+ 3.0 | 1.26″ | 100 g | 13.75″ | Yes | Shop |
| Zenergy Flatso XL+ 2.0 | 1.30″ | 87 g | 13.75″ | Yes | Shop |
| Zenergy WristLock | 1.23″ | 75 g | 13.75″ | Ask us | Shop |
| TLT Tour 2.0 XL | 1.14″ | 67 g | 13.75″ | No | Shop |
| Zenergy Flatso 17" | 1.28″ | 100 g | 17.00″ | Ask us | Shop |
| Zenergy 1.0P 17" | 1.02″ | 142 g | 17.00″ | No | Shop |
| Zenergy Tour 3.0 17" | 1.26″ | 93 g | 17.00″ | Ask us | Shop |
| TLT Pistol 1.0 | 1.14″ | 88 g | 10.60″ | No | Shop |
| TLT Pistol 2.0 | 1.32″ | 56 g | 10.60″ | No | Shop |
Specs as published by SuperStroke at superstrokeusa.com, checked October 2026. Weight is the grip alone, without a CounterCore weight. “Ask us” means SuperStroke doesn’t list it either way.
CounterCore
A weight that screws into the Tech-Port at the top of the grip. Adding weight under your hands counterbalances the putter head, and SuperStroke says that can make some strokes more consistent.
Mid-length, arm-lock and counterbalance
Longer grips give you more room to choke down, add counterbalance, or brace the grip against your lead forearm for arm-lock putting.
13.75″
Zenergy Tour XL+ 2.0
3.25″ longer than the standard Tour, for mid-length putters or extra counterbalance.
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13.75″
Zenergy WristLock
Conforms to the Rules of Golf and works right- or left-handed.
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17″
Zenergy Flatso 17″
An extended Flatso 3.0 for mid-length putters or bracing against the lead forearm.
From
17″
All long SuperStroke grips
Including the 1.0P 17″, with a flat front for arm-lock and claw.
Shop long grips
Arm-lock putting, with the grip braced against your forearm, is allowed. Anchoring the putter against your body is not (Rules of Golf, Rule 10.1b). Need a longer shaft too? See our premium putter shafts and Retrofit service.
For your irons and woods
SuperStroke also makes club grips. Several use its “4X Modern Taper,” with less taper in the lower hand that feels like about four extra wraps of tape.
Updated Lamkin Crossline
Crossline 2.0
SuperStroke’s update of the Lamkin Crossline, in undersize to jumbo. Also in full cord.
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Softer feel
REVL Comfort
Comfort-focused, with 4X Modern Taper in the lower hand. Undersize to jumbo.
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All-weather
REVL Player
All-rubber with an X-pattern texture for grip in any weather.
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Shop all SuperStroke swing gripsComing from Lamkin? Find your match
Reviews
Reviews from verified buyers on Grips4Less, shown as they wrote them.
★★★★★
New grip material adds amazing feel and control to the putter. Weight port is a plus. Check your size and go for it!
★★★★★
The way the oversize helps me to not "squeeze" the grip gives me a better feel of my putter. I love it!
★★★★★
Thicker than my old grip and enforces using my shoulders rather than being wristy while putting. So far, I really like it. Would recommend to anyone who uses claw grip style of putting.
★★★★★
Fits my hands and it’s very comfortable.., makes putting more fun.. and.. I make more putts
★★★★★
Love the grip flat on both sides put the 75 g weight in the end of it big difference love it
★★★★★
Grip was exactly what I was looking for and arrived faster than planned!
Ratings update from our product pages. Read every review on each grip’s product page.
FAQ
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. A Flatso 2.0 is 1.08″ wide and a Pistol GT 2.0 is 1.32″, so compare widths in our 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. A 3.0 or 5.0 suits golfers who want their hands as quiet as possible, or who have large hands.
If you can, hold a few sizes before you buy, as SuperStroke recommends. Or use our grip finder, or message us with 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.
The core. SuperStroke’s Tour and Pistol 1.0 grips have a rubber core and the 2.0 grips have a lighter EVA foam core. A Tour 1.0 weighs 71 g and a Tour 2.0 weighs 55 g; a Pistol GT 1.0 is 83 g and a Pistol GT 2.0 is 51 g.
A lighter grip makes the putter head feel heavier, which is why SuperStroke suggests adding a CounterCore weight to the Tour 2.0 and Pistol 2.0.
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.
CounterCore is SuperStroke’s weight system. A weight in the top of the grip adds mass under your hands and counterbalances the putter head. SuperStroke says it can help golfers whose stroke gets handsy or wristy, whose putter head feels too heavy, or who used to anchor the putter.
SuperStroke grips install with one piece of double-sided tape. SuperStroke notes they may not fit putters that have been cut down, have a reverse-taper shaft, or are belly putters. Not sure about yours? Send us your putter’s make and model before you order.
Remove the old grip and all of the old tape, wrap one layer of double-sided grip tape, wet the tape and the inside of the grip with grip solvent, slide the grip on and line it up with the putter face. Let it dry before you play. See our SuperStroke re-gripping instructions for the full steps.
The Legacy series (Ultra Slim 1.0, Mid Slim 2.0, Slim 3.0 and Fatso 5.0) is no longer made. The closest current grip is the Zenergy Tour in the same size number: Tour 1.0, 2.0, 3.0 or 5.0. Widths changed slightly between generations (the Mid Slim 2.0 was 1.20″; the Zenergy Tour 2.0 is 1.17″), so check the size chart.
No. The Fatso 5.0 was a size in SuperStroke’s Legacy series, which is no longer made; its closest current match is the Zenergy Tour 5.0. The Zenergy Flatso is a current shape with a wide, flat front and five edges, made in 1.0, 2.0 and 3.0.
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. Shop all SuperStroke grips.
The REVL Comfort, Player and Element, and the Crossline 2.0, SuperStroke’s update of the Lamkin Crossline, in wrap and full cord. Sizes run from undersize to jumbo, depending on the model.
Expert help
Tell us what you putt with now, your grip style and what you want to change. We’ll point you to a shape and size.