Winn Ultimate Feel Counter-Balance Putter: Long 15-Inch Pistol with Multiple Hand Placement Options. Sleek Black Design, Comfortable & Tacky Excel Polymer Grip, Enhanced by Multiple Tread Patterns

All as ordered

Nice product, good feel and price

I wanted to try out the "counter balanced" putter/grip theory, so added a couple of inches to the length of my two putters and then installed the Winn grips. Considering the added length of this grip, there are so many options for how I grasp my putter, from way down the shaft to way up top. There is a real sense of control that I wasn't getting with a standard length grip. A little spendy but worth it. When installing this grip, be sure to use LOTS of solvent and once you have started to push the grip on, DO NOT stop pushing until the grip is all the way on. Commit yourself and push. If you stop you will need compressed air to then get the grip all the way in position. Ask me how I know...

This is a good grip with a good feel. Solid, fills the hand and leaves a lot of "feel" for the stroke. If I have a criticism, it is that the ID is a bit oversized. While re-gripping all my other clubs, there is a mild resistance when sliding on the grip and when the solvent evaporates, the grip is firmly in place. Using a single layer (one piece of tape covering the full circumference of a standard shaft), after the solvent dried, I could still move the grip around on the shaft. It was sufficiently loose I could pull it off. So, I did, cleaned off the old "new" tape and re-wrapped it by doing a 360 twice (double thickness of tape) and that worked fine. So my only suggestion is put it on dry, if it rattles (is loose enough there is "play" between the shat and the grip), save your self the aggravation and double wrap the shat and you should have no problems. Once it's on, it feels great. This was my first oversized grip and I am very pleased with the feel and it actually looks pretty appealing as well.

I decided to go from a standard to a oversize putter grip on my Putters. While shopping Amazon for putter grips I came across these WINN Putter Grips. After reading the write up by the company, reading the review, and seeing that they were on sale, I decided to buy one to try it out. When I installed it on my putter, I really liked the softness, but firm feel of how it felt in my hands. I then decided to buy two more. I would definitely recommend this WINN Putter Grip if you are deciding to make a change.

Preferences in Putter grips are so individual but the rage now is going towards oversize grips to reduce wrist action. There is one industry leader that is the gold standard and the ones you'll see on a lot of pro's putters. I've tried that brand in all sorts of sizes and they have never worked for me. Just felt dead even on high end milled putters.. Winn grips have a lot of options and these are their new oversize putter grip. For me these are heads and shoulders over the industry leader. I ended switching to these on all my putters, The feedback and feel is far superior to any other oversize putter grip including the leader. One knock on these is that they are sometimes difficult to install. I had no problem but I have installed a lot of grips over the years. Just use plenty on solvent on the grip and the shaft after taping. Along those lines you might want to put an extra layer of tape or two on the shaft as any oversize grip can install loose and you won't know it until its dried and you start to put it in play. And good luck getting them off once they are installed-use extra grip tape. In my opinion there are none better. Like to see them expand to more color options

I went to a golf shop and tested multiple grips. This one just felt right in my hands. I put it on my putter. It is on the thicker side but not super thick. It's grip is firm and my hands have never slipped. Putting is all about feel and this grip feels just right.

I somehow got this grip as a add on to my order for $2.50...Yes...a steal. I was not looking for a putter grip but at that price how could I resist? Being I got such a good deal I figured the least I could do is review it for them and I must say if you are serious about going large on your putter this grip is still worth the $20 it is at now. It took a while for me to get around to putting it on my trusty Cameron but wow...its really difficult to twist it off line when you line up correctly. I have really enjoyed the grip and feel like its knocked a few strokes off this critical part of the game. I would suggest one other tidbit...Mount the grip with the new method that uses masking tape and air to blow the grip in place. I did this with all my clubs and the grips can be adjusted or even removed without the mess or damage the old sticky tape caused. You can google this method and see videos on youtube...you will love it and never go back to the old method.