Golfers who tinker with their putter setup just got a new tool. SuperStroke has pushed into modular territory with its Plus Series grips, anchored by the CounterCore weighting system. The company is targeting players who want to adjust balance on the fly, not just swap out another oversized grip.
Modern SuperStroke grips, including the Zenergy line, feature a Tech-Port that allows for the installation of accessories such as CounterCore weights and swing tracking sensors, reflecting the evolution of the original modular grip concept into a broader accessory platform.
The Plus Series builds on SuperStroke's oversized, non-tapered shape but stretches 3.25 inches longer than the brand's standard grips, reaching 13.75 inches. The lineup covers two round models-Plus Series 2.0 XL and 3.0 XL-and a Flatso 2.0 XL. Each grip takes the CounterCore weight, which sells separately for $9.99. Grips themselves list at $29.99. This setup lets golfers tweak balance and convert any putter to a counterbalanced feel without a full overhaul.
The CounterCore system is highlighted as a patented feature that enables golfers to adjust the balance of their putter by inserting a weight through a technology port at the top of the grip, supporting the brand's commitment to customizable performance.
SuperStroke expects Plus Series grips and CounterCore weights to hit shelves between mid-February and early March. For players chasing a better putting stroke, the ability to shift weight without swapping the whole grip could change the equation. The company is banking on this flexibility to win over golfers who avoided counterbalancing because of the hassle or permanence of older methods. Whether the system actually moves the needle on the green will depend on real-world results. GolfWRX forums continue to host user feedback and technical debate for those digging into firsthand reports.
Listings for SuperStroke's latest Zenergy grips show the company doubling down on modular accessories. The Tech-Port now supports both CounterCore weights and swing tracking sensors, turning the grip into a platform for performance add-ons. The current Amazon product listing for Zenergy grips highlights this shift toward accessory integration.
