SuperStroke 1.0 Putter Grips – The Ultimate Guide for 2026

By James Langmead on April 8, 2026

SuperStroke 1.0 Putter Grips: At a Glance

Model	Shape	Diameter / Width	Weight	Tech-Port	Price
Zenergy Tour 1.0 (ID: 30537)	Parallel / No Taper	0.98 in	125g	No	£32.95
Zenergy 1.0 PT (ID: 33998)	Pistol / Arc under top hand	0.98 in	125g	No	£32.95
Zenergy Flatso 1.0 (ID: 30541)	Flat-top / Parallel	1.02 in wide	87g	Yes	£32.95
Zenergy Pistol GT 1.0 (ID: 30545)	Traditional tapered pistol	1.14 in wide	82g	Yes	£32.95

All four models share: Zenergy No Taper Technology, Enhanced Spyne Technology, Multi-Zone Texturing, 10.50-inch length, 0.58-inch core, £32.95 price

SuperStroke 1.0 Putter Grips: The Full Guide

Ask any club fitter or PGA professional what gets overlooked when a golfer is struggling on the greens, and the answer is nearly always the same: the grip. The rest of the putter gets scrutinised — head shape, shaft length, loft, lie angle — but the only point of contact between you and the club barely gets a second thought. SuperStroke built an entire brand around fixing that. Their putter grips are now used at the highest levels of the game, and the 1.0 Zenergy series represents the thinnest, most traditional end of that lineup.

This guide covers all four SuperStroke 1.0 grips stocked at The Golf Shop Online: the Tour 1.0, the 1.0 PT, the Flatso 1.0, and the Pistol GT 1.0. We will explain exactly what makes each one different, who each one suits, and why the 1.0 sizing category might be the right starting point for you — or the wrong one. If you are also considering a new putter altogether, our team can help with that too, and for players who have recently upgraded their golf irons or driver, regripping the putter is a logical next step.

No video transcript from Mark Crossfield is available for this specific range, but our PGA professional team draws on years of fitting experience when advising customers. The core message from any fitter worth their salt: the right grip does not just feel comfortable — it actively changes your stroke mechanics. At £32.95 each, these grips are among the most cost-effective ways to improve your putting without changing anything else in the bag.

Understanding the SuperStroke Size Guide

Before picking a specific model, it helps to understand where 1.0 sits within the broader SuperStroke sizing system. SuperStroke putter grips are sized by diameter — primarily in 1.0, 2.0, 3.0 and 5.0 increments — and the higher the number, the larger and more parallel the profile. This is not about grip thickness for comfort alone. The diameter directly changes how the hands and wrists behave during the stroke.

The Full SuperStroke Size Breakdown

Size	Approx. Diameter	What It Does	Best For
1.0 (Slim)	~1.0 in	Allows more wrist hinge and hand action through the stroke	Players wanting a traditional feel, arc-based putters, and tour-style preference
2.0 (Midsize)	~1.15 in	Balances comfort and reduced taper without feeling bulky	A wide range of handicaps, especially those making the move from standard grips
3.0 (Oversize)	~1.30 in	Significantly reduces wrist action, encourages shoulder-driven pendulum stroke	Players who struggle with wristy strokes, high-pressure putters, and SBST style
5.0 (Jumbo)	~1.52 in	Maximum stability, near-total elimination of wrist movement	Players with arthritis, those seeking maximum consistency, or those with larger hands

The key takeaway: 1.0 is the thinnest option in the SuperStroke range. It keeps the feel close to a standard grip while still delivering the No Taper Technology that defines the Zenergy series. If you want maximum stability above all else, a 3.0 or 5.0 would be a bigger step-change. But for golfers who value touch and sensitivity, or who do not want to radically alter how their stroke feels, the 1.0 is where to start.

Technology Explained: What Every SuperStroke 1.0 Shares

All four grips in this guide are built on the same Zenergy platform. Before getting into the differences between models, it is worth understanding what they all have in common—because these shared technologies are why SuperStroke grips have become so popular at the club level and on tour alike.

Superstroke Tour 1.0 Putter Grip

Design and Performance

The Tour 1.0 is the no-frills, all-purpose entry point to the SuperStroke 1.0 range. Its parallel profile measures 0.98 inches in diameter, the thinnest of the four grips here– and it weighs 125g, making it the heaviest in the group despite its thinness. This is a deliberate design decision: the weight sits in the grip itself rather than the head, giving players who like a heavier overall putter feel a way to achieve that without adding weight to the head.

It is worth noting that Tour 1.0 does not support Tech-Port or CounterCore. For most golfers, this makes no difference, but if you are interested in adding SuperStroke’s counterbalancing weights or sensor accessories later, you will need a different model. What you do get is the core Zenergy platform Spyne Technology, multi-zone texturing, and No Taper design — in the simplest, most accessible form.

Available colour options include Black/White, Blue/White, White/Red, White/Silver, and Sky Blue/White, giving plenty of scope to match your putter aesthetic.

Who should consider the Tour 1.0? Players transitioning from standard grips who want the benefits of No Taper Technology without dramatically changing the feel. It also suits those who prefer a heavier grip to counterbalance a lighter putter head, and anyone who simply wants a reliable, well-made 1.0 grip at a fair price.

SuperStroke 1.0 PT Putter Grip

Design and Performance

The PT in the name stands for Pistol Top, and this model is a direct nod to the grip shape that dominated professional putting for decades. Where the Tour 1.0 runs as a pure parallel design from top to bottom, the 1.0 PT introduces a more pronounced arc under the top hand that extends up into the butt of the grip. This pistol-style curve is where the left hand (for a right-handed player) naturally rests, and many golfers who grew up playing traditional putters find this shape immediately familiar.

The specifications mirror the Tour SuperStroke 1.0 almost exactly — same 0.98-inch diameter, same 10.50-inch length, same 125g weight, same 0.58-inch core. The difference is purely in that upper-hand profile. Like the Tour 1.0, the 1.0 PT does not include Tech-Port or CounterCore. It is currently available in Black/White and White/Silver.

This is the model SuperStroke describes as “today’s twist on a classic design used by tour players for decades.” That framing is accurate. The SuperStroke 1.0 PT takes the Zenergy technology platform and packages it in the shape that the best putters in the world relied on before oversized grips became mainstream. It suits the golfer who wants modern materials with a traditional silhouette.

Who should consider the 1.0 PT? Golfers who have always putted with a pistol-style grip and want to upgrade the materials without changing the fundamental shape their stroke is built around. It also suits arc putters who find that the top-hand arc gives a better sense of where the face is pointing at address.

Superstroke Zenergy Flatso 1.0 Putter Grip

Design and Performance

The Flatso is where things get interesting. While the Tour 1.0 and 1.0 PT are round in cross-section, the Flatso has a distinctly flat top surface. This flat face runs along the top of the grip from butt to lower section, and it changes the grip experience in a meaningful way. When your thumbs rest on that flat surface, it is much easier to feel and maintain consistent thumb placement from one putt to the next. For many players, this removes a significant source of variation in grip pressure.

The Flatso 1.0 measures 1.02 inches in width, fractionally wider than the Tour 1.0 and 1.0 PT, but the bigger difference is in weight. At just 87g — 38g lighter than the Tour 1.0 — the Flatso is considerably lighter, which shifts the balance point of the putter toward the head. Players who want a more head-heavy feel, or who find that lighter grips improve their sense of the club through impact, will notice this immediately. The Flatso also includes Tech-Port, so the CounterCore weight system and compatible accessories can be added.

Seven colour options are available: White/Black, Black/White, White/Silver, Blue/White, White/Red, Camo, and Grey/White. This is the widest colour range of any grip in this guide.

Who should consider the Flatso 1.0? Players who putt with a face-balanced mallet and want greater thumb placement consistency, especially those working on a straighter stroke path. The lighter weight suits golfers who find that a more head-heavy putter helps them accelerate through the ball with less conscious effort. The Tech-Port also makes it a good long-term investment if you plan to experiment with counterbalancing later.

Superstroke Zenergy Pistol GT 1.0 Putter Grip

Design and Performance

The Pistol GT 1.0 has the most traditional grip shape in this guide. GT stands for Grand Tour, and the profile is a full tapered pistol design — the grip narrows from a wider butt area down toward the lower section, which is the classic shape you will find on almost any blade putter that has been on the market for more than twenty years. SuperStroke has taken that familiar silhouette and rebuilt it with their Zenergy internal platform.

At 82g, it is the lightest grip of the four — even lighter than the Flatso 1.0. The listed width is 1.14 inches at the widest point. That might seem counterintuitive for a “traditional” grip, but remember this measurement is across the broader profile area, not a uniform diameter like a parallel grip. Crucially, the taper means the lower section will be narrower, so the feel in the hands is of a shape that reduces toward the bottom — exactly what you would expect from a pistol grip.

It includes Tech-Port, giving CounterCore compatibility. Eleven colour options are available, making it the most customisable of the four: White/Black, Black/White, Camo, Blue/White, White/Red, Grey/White, Pink/White, White/Silver, White/Green, Sky Blue/White, and Orange/White. If personalisation matters, the Pistol GT 1.0 is the standout choice.

Who should consider the Pistol GT 1.0? Players with an arc-based stroke who use toe-balanced putters, and anyone who has always used a pistol grip and would simply like a better-made version of what they already know. The wide colour range also makes it the go-to choice for anyone who wants to match their grip to their putter or bag aesthetic.

Side-by-Side Comparison: All Four SuperStroke 1.0 Grips

Key Specifications Compared

Feature	Tour 1.0	1.0 PT	Flatso 1.0	Pistol GT 1.0
Shape	Parallel round	Pistol top	Flat top	Tapered pistol
Diameter / Width	0.98 in	0.98 in	1.02 in	1.14 in
Weight	125g	125g	87g	82g
Tech-Port	No	No	Yes	Yes
Colour Options	5	2	7	11
Best Stroke Type	Any	Arc / SBST	SBST	Arc
Price	£32.95	£32.95	£32.95	£32.95

Performance Ratings

Attribute	Tour 1.0	1.0 PT	Flatso 1.0	Pistol GT 1.0
Feel / Feedback	★★★★★	★★★★★	★★★★☆	★★★★★
Consistency / Grip Pressure Control	★★★★☆	★★★★☆	★★★★★	★★★★☆
Versatility (stroke type)	★★★★★	★★★★☆	★★★☆☆	★★★★☆
Upgrade Potential (Tech-Port)	★★☆☆☆	★★☆☆☆	★★★★★	★★★★★
Customisation (colours)	★★★☆☆	★★☆☆☆	★★★★☆	★★★★★

Which SuperStroke 1.0 Is Right for You?

With four grips at the same price and sharing the same core technology, the decision comes down to shape, weight, and stroke type. Here is a straightforward framework to work through.

Player Profile Recommendations

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a SuperStroke 1.0 and a 2.0 grip?

Will a new putter grip actually improve my putting?

Does the Tour SuperStoke 1.0 suit a blade putter or a mallet?

What is Tech-Port, and do I need it?

Are these grips legal for competition golf?

How difficult is it to fit a new putter grip?

Why Purchase Your SuperStroke 1.0 Putter Grip from The Golf Shop Online?

Final Verdict: Our Individual Recommendations

Superstroke Zenergy Tour 1.0

The straightforward choice. If you want to try SuperStroke technology without committing to a particular shape preference, the Tour 1.0 is the place to start. It is heavier than the others at 125g, so it suits players who like a grip-weighted feel, and its parallel round profile will not ask your hands to do anything unfamiliar.

Superstroke 1.0 PT

The classic upgrade. If you have putted with a pistol grip for years and want better materials without changing your stroke, the 1.0 PT delivers exactly that. Two colour options are a limitation, but the shape itself is well-executed, and the Zenergy texturing adds meaningful feedback compared to a standard rubber pistol grip.

Superstroke Zenergy Flatso 1.0

The mallet player’s choice. For anyone using a face-balanced putter with a straight stroke, the flat top surface genuinely helps by making thumb placement more consistent. It is the lightest of the four at 87g, Tech-Port compatible, and has seven colour options — all of which makes it the best all-round package in the range for the right player.

Superstroke Zenergy Pistol GT 1.0

The personalisation pick. Eleven colour options and the lightest weight in the range (82g) make the Pistol GT 1.0 appealing on multiple fronts. If you are an arc putter with a blade or mid-mallet, the traditional taper shape will work with your natural stroke rather than against it. The Tech-Port compatibility means you have options if you decide to experiment with balance later.

The bottom line: At £32.95, all four are worth trying. They are built on the same platform, priced identically, and represent one of the most straightforward performance upgrades available to any golfer at any level. The differences between them are real but subtle — which is exactly why it is worth reading the full comparison before buying. If in doubt, speak to our team. That is what they are there for.

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