Putts with Rev Taper grips went the furthest left on average, at 2. According to their test, if you use a slim grip. You are likely to drain 43 out of every 50 putts. However, it does not say from how many feet. The least accurate grip was the original Pingman. Higher handicap golfers may want to stick to fat grips. The thicker design will train you to deliver a pendulum motion, to strike the ball square at impact, and send it on the desired line to the hole.
The additional weight provided by the fat putter grips helps higher handicap golfers to stroke their putts rather than hit them. This is where many average golfers go wrong. According to SuperStroke , their Traxion Tour 3. The Traxion Tour grips are equipped with added traction control by fitting x-shaped threads in high touch point areas.
This feature amplifies the comfort and feel of the grip. It assists golfers to consistently grip the putter in the same place. Promoting a square strike on every occasion. This keeps your ball on the correct line. Finally, The Traxion Tour 3. The extra weight is helpful. If you feel that you are moving your hands and wrists more than desired on your backswing and follow-through. A professional will help you identify which grip best prompts you to stroke your putts on a squarer path.
As well as the grip that you drain the most putts and delivers the most consistent results. Once you have better insight into your performance with each grip, the next part is to decide which product feels the best and gives you the most control of your putter. The more weight that you add to your grip, the lighter the putter head will feel.
On the contrary, adding weight to your grip helps to remove any wrist or hand action during your putting stroke. These assist beginners and high handicap players in maintaining the v-shaped setup and using gravity to rock the putter head back and straight forward. If your putter grip is too light, you may end up grasping it tightly. Bigger putter grips generally fall into the oversize or jumbo putter grip category.
Bigger grips are great for encouraging a smooth pendulum swing and due to the fact your fingers are less likely to wrap around each other when gripping you reduce the amount you can manipulate the putter face angle as you make your stroke and come into contact with the ball, leading to better accuracy due to the large surface area your hands are in contact with when holding a bigger grip.
The advantages of a bigger putter grip can often help golfers alleviate some common problems that they might have when it comes to there putting stroke. Some advantages fall into the following categories, but ultimately are down to personal preference.
This will give you the added benefit of increasing stroke consistency and reducing the potential of missed putts and strokes. The disadvantages of a bigger putter grip can often fall into the below categories, but ultimately are down to personal preference.
Just like choosing a putter grip and putter, the best way to grip a putter is the way that feels most comfortable and in control, for you, when you practice and play. This is similar to the traditional overlapping putter grip, except the hands are switched so that the left hand is now the lowest on the grip. For an overview of how to grip your putter check out our extensive guide on how to grip your putter here.
Below are our best bigger putter grips to help you putt better and an outline of why they could be right for you. It might be time to replace your standard size or midsize grip with a bigger putting grip or try a bigger putter grip that focuses on enhancing your putting performance.
This is a more cost-effective option. Not sure which grip is the right choice for you? Now you can easily compare our range of P2 grips with other brands that you may be familiar with. Check out some putting tips that may help improve your putting:.
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Hit enter to search or ESC to close. Many golfers struggle to prevent their wrists from hinging during their putting stroke and this can be caused by using a golf grip that is too small. There must be no wrist action when you are putting, your arms and hands must swing in a pendulum movement from your shoulder.
If your wrist moves or hinges the direction of the golf face changes when you hit the ball and you will lose your line. Not only will using a fat putter grip help you grip the golf more gently, fat putter grips will also allow you to change the placement of your hands on the grip, but still maintain control over the golf. If you use the most common golf grip, the reverse-overlap grip , you can create too much movement in your hands and wrists.
With a fat grip, you can place your hands side-by-side without it feeling to uncomfortable and remove that dominance of one hand.
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