Putter Grip Fitting & Installation
Find a Putter Grip That Feels Right in Your Hands
Your putter grip affects hand pressure, wrist movement, face control, and overall confidence on the greens.
At Starks Golf Club Works, I help everyday golfers choose a putter grip based on comfort, shape, size, and putting style—not just brand name or appearance.
Whether you prefer a traditional pistol grip, a larger no-taper design, or something in between, we can help you find an option that feels comfortable and fits your stroke.
WHY CHANGE YOUR PUTTER GRIP?
A different putter grip may help you:
Reduce excess wrist movement
Use lighter grip pressure
Improve face control
Feel more comfortable over short putts
Replace a worn, slick, or hardened grip
Change the overall balance and feel of your putter
A new grip will not fix every putting problem, but the right size and shape can make your putter feel more comfortable and easier to control.
Traditional Pistol
A familiar shape with a smaller profile and a raised section along the back of the grip.
Best for golfers who want:
Traditional feedback
More feel in the hands
A conventional putting setup
A smaller grip profile
Midsize
Larger than a traditional grip without feeling overly bulky.
Best for golfers who want:
More comfort
Slightly less hand and wrist activity
A secure grip without going oversized
A balance of feel and stability
Oversize or No-Taper
A larger grip with a more uniform shape from top to bottom.
Best for golfers who want:
Lighter grip pressure
Quieter hands and wrists
More stability during the stroke
A larger, more comfortable surface
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