SUPERSTROKE 3.0 GRIP + weight system

[Spartan01]

Hi, I recently decided to try the superstroke putter grips system and opted for the 3.0 model which is 33mm in diameter and I decided to add 70gm of weights as I'm a big guy and wanted to keep my short putting stroke.

At first it was definitely different and was a couple of rounds before I found the spot on the grip where I was to hold the club, length wise.

I will say that it is not uncomfortable or awkward,even from the very start.  I have big hands,  over 6 feet tall . So the large grip suited me immediately,  the feel is different but it's a real confidence building feeling because it does everything they say it will, it really quiets the hands and possibly with minor grip adjustment makes the yips or false strokes impossible. 

I think I got lucky with the weights I added, because they just suited me immediately. 

Once you gain the feeling and get the confidence back into the putting stroke,  you will really get dividends from a change to this SUPERSTROKE putting grip system. 

In the last 4 rounds I've played I've had 27, 25,24 and 26 putts, and only missed 3 putts within the 10ft circle. 

An absolute revolution,  so much confidence to be hitting consistently down the target line.

If you can pick the line and speed,  when you hit the putt you see you make more putts.

Honestly,  worth a look into.

Especially if you're misfiring,  jerking or miss hitting putts and want something to improve feel and confidence. 

SUPERSTROKE,  YOU BEAUTY!!

[bigswingbenji]

Have the SuperStroke 1.5 Pistol that comes stock with the TaylorMade Spyder putters, I love the thickness of the grip and the shape to create consistency at address. Glad you've found one that works for you!

[Bogey Depot]

3 hours ago, Spartan01 said:

Hi, I recently decided to try the superstroke putter grips system and opted for the 3.0 model which is 33mm in diameter and I decided to add 70gm of weights as I'm a big guy and wanted to keep my short putting stroke.

At first it was definitely different and was a couple of rounds before I found the spot on the grip where I was to hold the club, length wise.

I will say that it is not uncomfortable or awkward,even from the very start.  I have big hands,  over 6 feet tall . So the large grip suited me immediately,  the feel is different but it's a real confidence building feeling because it does everything they say it will, it really quiets the hands and possibly with minor grip adjustment makes the yips or false strokes impossible. 

I think I got lucky with the weights I added, because they just suited me immediately. 

Once you gain the feeling and get the confidence back into the putting stroke,  you will really get dividends from a change to this SUPERSTROKE putting grip system. 

In the last 4 rounds I've played I've had 27, 25,24 and 26 putts, and only missed 3 putts within the 10ft circle. 

An absolute revolution,  so much confidence to be hitting consistently down the target line.

If you can pick the line and speed,  when you hit the putt you see you make more putts.

Honestly,  worth a look into.

Especially if you're misfiring,  jerking or miss hitting putts and want something to improve feel and confidence. 

SUPERSTROKE,  YOU BEAUTY!!

I have never heard of a putter that averaged that few of putts per round, you would lead the tour.  Leading putters in the last were 26, 26.5, and 25.  Thats an unreal stat!  

[StrokerAce]

3 hours ago, Spartan01 said:

Hi, I recently decided to try the superstroke putter grips system and opted for the 3.0 model which is 33mm in diameter and I decided to add 70gm of weights as I'm a big guy and wanted to keep my short putting stroke.

Did you add 70g to counterbalance the grip or 70g of weights to the head of the putter?

[Spartan01]

70 grams of weights in the shafts through the smart core port

[berkeleybob]

That’s great! Do you have any pics of what you chose? Just curious what the setup looks like.

[Preeway]

Can anyone post pics of the counterbalance weights they use with their Superstroke grips? Do they extend the length the putter or are there counterbalance weights that are shaped like a disc?

[cnosil]

33 minutes ago, Preeway said:

Can anyone post pics of the counterbalance weights they use with their Superstroke grips? Do they extend the length the putter or are there counterbalance weights that are shaped like a disc?

You can see them on their site.  Some other companies makes weight systems that screw into the end of the grip.   They vary in length based on amount of weight but generally go no deeper than the bottom of the grip.   Don’t want them to go the full length since the intent of counterbalance is to put weight at or above your hands   

https://superstrokeusa.com/collections/putter-weights

[Preeway]

20 minutes ago, cnosil said:

You can see them on their site.  Some other companies makes weight systems that screw into the end of the grip.   They vary in length based on amount of weight but generally go no deeper than the bottom of the grip.   Don’t want them to go the full length since the intent of counterbalance is to put weight at or above your hands   

https://superstrokeusa.com/collections/putter-weights

I’ve seen these but can’t tell if they are just metal discs or if they are several inches long. 

[cnosil]

1 hour ago, Preeway said:

I’ve seen these but can’t tell if they are just metal discs or if they are several inches long. 

Guess I don’t know what you mean by disks.  They are several inches long.  The weight portion is the silver metal rod and the bottom is foam to hold somewhat tight against the shaft   

Edited April 24 by cnosil

[Preeway]

Gotcha. I was thinking the made weights that screwed in that looked similar to weights that screw into the bottom of putters. 

[Preeway]

I ordered a 25 gram weight and took out the existing cap on my Tour 2.0. But now I’m confused how it’s supposed to fit inside the grip. 

Once I took off the existing cap, there isn’t a way to insert anything into the shaft. Am I doing this wrong?

[cnosil]

8 minutes ago, Preeway said:

I ordered a 25 gram weight and took out the existing cap on my Tour 2.0. But now I’m confused how it’s supposed to fit inside the grip. 

Once I took off the existing cap, there isn’t a way to insert anything into the shaft. Am I doing this wrong?

That should just be double sided grip tape.  You should be able to break through it with a small screwdriver or something and pull it out. 

[Preeway]

I’ll try that but it feels metallic. Will report back. 

[cnosil]

4 minutes ago, Preeway said:

I’ll try that but it feels metallic. Will report back. 

Didn't pay attention to your putter.   Odyssey stroke lab shafts are counterbalanced. Per the website it is probably a 20-30 gram weight:

• A lightweight steel shaft with 20-30 grams (depending on the grip) of counterbalance weight in the butt end. This is an evolution of our Stroke Lab Weighting that will appeal to even more golfers.