SuperStroke Pistol Tour: Anyone Tried It? Looking for Reviews!

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Introduction

I’m diving into the world of golf grips and I’ve come across the SuperStroke Pistol Tour grip. I’ve been doing some research, and it seems like this grip has been getting quite a bit of buzz among golfers, but I want to hear from all of you who have actually used it!

Why the Interest?

I’m particularly interested in the feel and performance of the grip.

  • Feel: How does it feel during play? Is it really as comfortable as they say?
  • Performance: Has anyone noticed a significant improvement in putting accuracy or distance control since switching to this grip?

Comparisons

I’ve also seen comparisons with other grips on the market, so if you’ve made a switch from another brand or model, I’d love to hear about your experiences. How does the SuperStroke stack up against others in terms of:

  • Comfort
  • Durability
  • Price

Tips and Tricks

If you have any tips on how to get the most out of the SuperStroke Pistol Tour grip, like adjustment techniques or practice drills, please share! I’m eager to enhance my game.

Conclusion

Please drop your thoughts, reviews, or any insights. Your feedback will be incredibly helpful for those of us considering making a change. Thank you in advance for your contributions!

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I’ve tried the SuperStroke Pistol Tour grip, and I must say, it feels great in my hands! The texture really helps with control. My putting stats improved significantly after switching.

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That’s awesome to hear! I’ve been considering switching from my old grip. Did you notice any comfort issues after extended use?

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I had a similar experience! The grip’s not only comfortable but also offers stability. It’s like a game-changer for those who struggle with consistency.

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Absolutely! I’ve been struggling a bit with putting consistency too. Do you think this grip can make a noticeable difference?

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Definitely! I noticed my putting game improved almost immediately. It’s all about finding the right fit for your style and comfort.

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Interesting! I’m intrigued by the comfort factor. It sounds like I should try one out. Any specific features that stand out?

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The rubbery finish gives it a nice grip. Plus, it has a slightly tapered design that feels natural during strokes. It’s well worth trying!

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That’s good to know! I’ve read positive feedback, but sometimes I wonder if it’s just marketing hype. Any downsides you’ve noticed?

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I would say it might be slightly overpriced compared to others, but the performance justifies it for serious players! Just be cautious if you sweat a lot; it can get slippery.

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That’s a fair point! I’m a sweater when I play. Maybe I’ll look into some grip tape as well.

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Don’t let that stop you! Just consider using a grip spray for extra tackiness. Overall, I think you’ll appreciate the upgrade!

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Sounds like a fun experiment! :bulb: I’d love to hear how it turns out for you, especially if you find a solution for the slip.

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Is it just me, or do golf grips have the weirdest names? SuperStroke sounds like it belongs in a cartoon! Who came up with that? :joy:

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Haha! I get what you mean! But if it helps my putting, I’ll embrace the quirky name. Has anyone tried it long-term?

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I’ve been using the SuperStroke Pistol Tour for a couple of months now, and I’ve really noticed improved feel and control over my putting. It definitely beats my previous grip for comfort.

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That’s great to hear! I’ve been considering it, but how does it compare to something like the Lamkin Sink Fit? I’m curious about the difference in grip texture.

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I’ve tried various grips, including the Lamkin and the SuperStroke Pistol Tour. The Pistol Tour feels a bit more stable for me during putts. It has a bit more heft, which I like.

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Interesting! Stability is key for consistency. How does the pricing compare? I’m working with a budget here.

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The SuperStroke Pistol Tour is reasonably priced compared to other premium grips. It’s around $30-$40, which is a bit more than the lower-end grips, but worth the investment for the performance.