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Hi guys!!

Can anyone tell me what benefits having a jumbo grip on a putter will have!! Im having problems with my putting on someone suggested that i try a jumbo grip to help stop wrist breaking/cock! Can anyone help please??

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i have a winn giant pistol grip and i love it. my putting problem was i would be way to wristy in my stroke and would never put a good roll on the ball. with the new grip i roll the ball much better. fyi, it took me a while to regain the feel on long putts. idk if its just me, but long putts with the new grip have a different feel now. that being said, i never go back to a standard grip

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i put one on my putter less than a week ago. i personally think it helps me with feel, and keeps my wrist out of the equation.

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i added a SuperStroke grip to my Odyssey 2-ball putter after getting yippy on short puts. It really has reduced my hand/wrist action. Note at least for the original SuperStroke, the putter didn't feel right for a while due to the weight of the grip. After several big strips of lead tape on the putter head, and voila, it feels normal again and my putting is a LOT better now. very happy with the decision.

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I have a black super stroke that is in good condition. If your interested let me know, I'll sell it for a good price.

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I agree with all the posts above but one thing I noticed when I added a bigger putter grip is that it made a big difference in the feel of the putter. It really deadened the feel off the face for me but I've gotten used to it now so it's fine.

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SUPER STROKE LITE FATSO!!!! Got one, love it, can still feel the putterhead and not the grip with a stick attached to it.

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The theory behind a larger grip taking the hands out of the stroke is good, but if your wrists are breaking down, a grip the size of a redwood tree isn't going to help. You need a sound putting stroke from the get-go. A visit to YOUTUBE and search "putting tips" would be a good start. Or a lesson from your local pro.

Whoever came up with the saying, "A bad day of golf is better than a good day at work", is a moron.


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