Putter Sizing Guide
Players who prefer to have less hand and wrist action in the putting stroke should play an oversize putter grip, which quiets the hands and allows the larger muscles to control the motion.
Players who prefer to involve the hands and wrists – "feel" players — should consider a smaller putter grip, like our traditional putter grips, to help activate those smaller joints and muscles in the stroke.
Oversize Putter Grips
Product
Size
Weight
Reverse Taper Pistol
Large
64 g
Reverse Taper Round
Large
64 g
Reverse Taper Flat
Large
64 g
Reverse Taper Pistol
Medium
64 g
Reverse Taper Round
Medium
62 g
Reverse Taper Flat
Medium
62 g
Traditional Putter Grips
Product
Size
Weight
Pro Only Green Star
88 cc
90 g
Pro Only Cord Green Star
88 cc
88 g
Pro Only Blue Star
81 cc
83.5 g
Pro Only Cord Blue Star
81 cc
88 g
Tour Classic
80 cc
84 g
Pro Only Red Star
75 cc
74.5 g
Pro Only Cord Red Star
75 cc
74.5 g
Players Wrap
68 cc
68 g
Tour Tradition
53 cc
58 g
*CCs measure the surface area of the putter grip. The larger the CC, the larger the putter grip.
Putter Grip Shapes
Among Tour players, smaller, pistol-shape putter grips are still the most popular and winningest style. In recent years, larger putter grips like our Reverse Taper have grown increasingly popular with Tour players and the golfing masses alike.
Golf Pride offers a wide variety of putter grip shapes in the Reverse Taper, Pro Only, and Pro Only Cord collections.
Reverse Taper
Pistol
Flat
Round
Pro Only
Red Star
Blue Star
Green Star
Grip Characteristics
Tackiness
Low
High
Texture
Light
Heavy
Firmness
Soft
Firm
Moisture Control
Low
High
Key Features
Firm Rubber Blend
A classic, firm rubber blend ensures your hands receive increased feedback on every putt, so each stroke is delivered with confidence.
Angled Back
A unique angled shape helps lock in your fingers for more consistent hands and a more reliable stroke.
Flat Paddle Front
Flat paddle front side is designed to give your thumbs maximum surface area for more consistent placement.
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