Regripping ghost spider s

[shaggs2riches]

I'm currently using a ghost spider s putter, and am thinking of adding a super stroke grip to it. It's a 34" and at the same time I am considering taking an inch or two off it as well. I'm 5'6" and seem to always grip it way at the bottom of the grip. I will be changing weights in it too. Anyway I was just wondering if anyone had done done this and what the outcome was. Thanks.

[boogielicious]

I'm currently using a ghost spider s putter, and am thinking of adding a super stroke grip to it. It's a 34" and at the same time I am considering taking an inch or two off it as well. I'm 5'6" and seem to always grip it way at the bottom of the grip. I will be changing weights in it too. Anyway I was just wondering if anyone had done done this and what the outcome was. Thanks.

For some people, the extra length past where you grip acts like a counter weight. If you trim the length of the putter, you will reduce swing weight and the putter may feel too light.

[shaggs2riches]

Ah that's a valid point. Maybe I will just change the grip and stay at stock length. Those fat grips really feel more comfortable, and allow for a better form when putting. At least that's what it seemed on the few I tried in the store.

[jclark]

I am 5'6 and had the same putter. I got tired of gripping down on it. I cut it down 2 inches and had a fat boy grip put on it. I liked it and it was WAY more comfy to grip. I really didn't notice any weight difference.

[shaggs2riches]

Okay thanks. That's good to know. Did you use the oem 2 gram weights with it, or did you change them out?

[jclark]

Okay thanks. That's good to know. Did you use the oem 2 gram weights with it, or did you change them out?

I never messed with the weights