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Saw some other threads about the Super Stroke grips. I just put one (mid slim 2.0) on my Scotty Del Mar and love it!! I stuck with the Scotty "Baby-T" grip for a long time, but thought I'd give this one a whirl as it was time to regrip anyway. I am normally a good putter - what separates my good rounds from okay rounds. I average about 26-28 putts a round and hope this one will improve that :)! I am not sure I would go with one of those fatter ones... What I like mostly is the absence of taper. I was going to try the "pistol" one Scotty has, but the transition from top to bottom was to great. Felt good in the top hand, but like a #2 pencil in the lower and I got "snappy" when I tested one out. Since our greens were recently punched, I have yet to see it a whole lot on course, but my green at home is Augusta fast and it works great. I did take it to another courses practice green and did quite good on a ~10.5 speed green. Slower greens, not too sure about, but thankfully I don't play on many of those. So I would recommend trying one out! I would start with the smaller so it is not too drastic of a change. Plus, there are no screws, etc. that I read about.

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The Super Stroke is one of the best putter grips available. I prefer the ultra slim version. I like that it has a consistent width and is close to round. However, I like the round grip on my Edel slightly better.

Tristan Hilton

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I got the 3.0 Super stroke. My putting has improved a bunch, cuz I now have my hands much more quiet.

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I've got the slim 3.0 on my Taylormade ghost 770 and i still can't putt.

played 9 yesterday.

had 15 putts. the round included a chip in at the first.

Dirver: Mizuno JPX 825 9,5 Fujikura Orochi Red Eye Stiff 65 g.
3 wood: Mizuno JPX 825 14 Fujikura Orochi Red Eye Stiff 75 g.
Hybrid: Mizuno JPX 825 18 Fujikura Orochi Red Eye Stiff 85 g. 
Irons: Mizuno MP 59 3 / PW KBS Tour stiff shaft ( Golf Pride Niion )
Wedges: Taylormade ATV Wedges 52 and 58 ( Golf Pride Niion )
putter: Taylormade ghost series 770 35 inch ( Super Stroke slim 3.0 )
Balls: Taylormade TP 5


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Saw some other threads about the Super Stroke grips. I just put one (mid slim 2.0) on my Scotty Del Mar and love it!! I stuck with the Scotty "Baby-T" grip for a long time, but thought I'd give this one a whirl as it was time to regrip anyway. I am normally a good putter - what separates my good rounds from okay rounds. I average about 26-28 putts a round and hope this one will improve that :)! I am not sure I would go with one of those fatter ones... What I like mostly is the absence of taper. I was going to try the "pistol" one Scotty has, but the transition from top to bottom was to great. Felt good in the top hand, but like a #2 pencil in the lower and I got "snappy" when I tested one out. Since our greens were recently punched, I have yet to see it a whole lot on course, but my green at home is Augusta fast and it works great. I did take it to another courses practice green and did quite good on a ~10.5 speed green. Slower greens, not too sure about, but thankfully I don't play on many of those.

So I would recommend trying one out! I would start with the smaller so it is not too drastic of a change. Plus, there are no screws, etc. that I read about.

Funny I just put a mid slim 2.0 on my Ping center shaft & it's ok - doesn't really do anything for me though.     Doesn't bother me or anything, just seems meh ... everything considered, I think I prefer the tapered feel and texture of the Tigershark midsize

John

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I got the 3.0 Super stroke. My putting has improved a bunch, cuz I now have my hands much more quiet.

I've had mine for over a year now, and I can say that it definitely has helped. Especially for 10-15 feet and in. As the putts get longer, no major difference since it is more of a speed test for those 30-40 footers. The LINE might be a bit better, but the distance control is a different head game.


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I got the 3.0 Super stroke. My putting has improved a bunch, cuz I now have my hands much more quiet.

I did the same but it took me a few months to get used to them.  It seemed to really hurt me on longer lag putts but now that I have gotten used to them my putting has gotten better.


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I've been using a 3.0 on my Scotty Del Mar for about a year. I liked the new black/red/white grip, so I just ordered it. Well, I didn't realize that I ordered a 2.0 by mistake. I decided to keep it and not return it. I waited until my important league matches were over and had it put on yesterday. Although, they say that it's not much difference between the 3.0 and the 2.0, I personally like the bigger 3.0. I'm going to finish the season with the 2.0 and see how it goes. I personally like the fatter grip as it has helped me quiet my hands quite a bit.

Cheers,
Rick Menary

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