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Unique putter grip "system" called the R1 and we take a detailed look at it and how it works on the home page here.
https://www.thehackersparadise.com/41231-2/
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jdtox;n8894118 said:Very solid review Molten Its a very intriguing idea for sure especially for those that like to tinker with grips and such. Seems like the install could be a little more complicated for the average grip changer though which may cause some to shy away, not to mention the hefty price tag for the whole kit.
DG_1234;n8894175 said:I've been experimenting with a range of putter grip weights, from 55 grams up to 125 grams. Some of the heavier ones are extra long (such as belly putter style) where much of the grip weight is down the shaft towards the head).
For me it seems the heavier grips (regardless of how or where the extra weight is added) provide the benefit of more stroke stability for short putting. I can definitely see how a player with the yips or a twitchy stroke could likely benefit from more grip weight.
The down side to heavier grips Is that when the overall dead weight of the putter becomes heavy I think this may diminish a player's sense of feel and touch.
Smiter;n8897273 said:......Duh, you can adjust where the weight is at, which I don’t think is possible with SS.
Looking forward to your thoughts. Have had one sitting on my desk for a while and haven’t done a trial yet.
Nice! I’ve meant to pick one up for a long time but it always ends up slipping my mind.View attachment 8913058View attachment 8913059View attachment 8913060View attachment 8913061
Just bought one to try out for S+Gs!
Gonna try it out on my Scotty Phantom me thinks...
Will chime in when I get it installed.Nice! I’ve meant to pick one up for a long time but it always ends up slipping my mind.