Lamkin SINKFIT PU Putter Grips

With a classic and traditional pistol shape, SINKFIT Pistol Poly combines a polyurethane sleeve design over lightweight under-listing and optimized surface traction for a putter grip that feels as good as it performs. Great for players with an arc-to-straight putting stroke utilizing a traditional overlap, reverse overlap, or cross-handed putting grip style and who prefer the feel and weight of polyurethane.

SINKFIT Straight Poly leverages the benefits of lightweight polyurethane combined with Lamkin’s Fingerprint Technology in a midsize grip which offers maximum playability and performance. Best-suited for the golfer with a straight-back-straight-through stroke, who utilize a claw-style, palm-to-palm, fingers down the shaft or split hand putting grip styles

Truly innovative putter grip shape designed in concert with Justin Rose for players using a “claw” style grip the SINKFIT PistolClaw Poly integrates a pistol to square shape design transition to provide proper right-hand/left-hand balance to enhance neutral hand action through the stroke. The polyurethane sleeve design over lightweight under-listing and optimized surface traction deliver a feels a good as the grip performs. Great for players with an straight-back-to-straight-through putting stroke.

Tour size novel shape design to assist keeping the putter face square at impact and the hands in a comfortable position on the grip the SINKFIT Square Top Poly integrates a subtle pistol shape underside, parallel sides and square top to enhance “down-the-line” stroke control . The polyurethane sleeve design over lightweight under-listing and optimized surface traction deliver a feels as good as the grip performs. Great for players with an arc-to-straight putting stroke.

Features:

• Upgraded proprietary Fingerprint Technology featuring a consistent micro-texture pattern for outstanding grip comfort with lighter surface traction
• Midsize grip with the soft feel of polyurethane but the weight of smaller rubber grips
• Traditional pistol shape with a subtle contour in the back of the grip make it an excellent tool to encourage a smoother arc and arc-to-straight putting strokes