SuperStroke 1.0PT Golf Putter Grip – Black/Gray | Enhanced Feedback & Even Grip Pressure | Tech-Port 73001

Classic Tour-Style Feel Meets Modern Grip Tech

The SuperStroke 1.0PT Golf Putter Grip in Black/Gray revisits a trusted profile favored by tour players, then elevates it with a slimmer overall silhouette. A pronounced arc under the top hand extends toward the butt of the grip, guiding the hands into a repeatable placement that aligns with a smooth, confident stroke.

Designed for players who value feedback, control, and consistency, the 1.0PT combines advanced materials with precise geometry to support a steady rhythm from setup through impact. The result is a tactile experience that communicates grip pressure and helps you start the ball on the intended line without forcing changes to your natural tempo.

Advanced Texture for Clear Feedback

The Traxion Control surface spreads a textured pattern across key contact zones. This development enhances feel without overloading the hands, delivering a responsive surface that can foster more confident grip pressure and strike alignment during practice and rounds.

• Enhanced feedback helps you sense grip pressure through the stroke
• Textured zones promote consistent hand pressure across the grip

Spyne Technology for Repeatable Hand Positioning

Advanced Spyne Technology is engineered to promote repeatable hand placement. Consistent placement can contribute to steadier face alignment at impact, supporting a more reliable start line without prescribing a single grip style.

• Encourages repeatable hand placement for stable alignment
• Works well with a measured, controllable putting tempo

Rugged yet refined, the Black/Gray finish pairs with the Tech-Port 73001 system for a clean club-on-green look. This grip is designed to feel balanced in the hands with a slim profile that suits players who prefer a lighter grip feel while maintaining a solid, on-plane arc during the stroke.

In real life, you might notice improved depth of feel on long greens, cleaner setup at address, and a more deliberate arc through the top hand as you work through the takeaway. These possibilities come from thoughtful design rather than guarantees, inviting players to experiment with grip pressure, pace, and release to find their best rhythm.