So, when you are playing golf you will see so many different putters on the practice green, and now the variety of putter grips on these putters is amazing, no longer are you limited to what the putter manufacturer puts on them.
In this article we will review the Flat Cat putter grip, and offer our opinion on the styling and looks and how it performs, we will also check out other reviews and report back.
If you are reading this, then like me you are searching for something different for your putting.
The leading putter brands are now making, marketing and selling putters for the cost of drivers, so it is no longer a cheap option to go and buy a new putter for £50 – £100.
These days they are selling for £300 plus.
It can be sensible to just upgrade your current putter with a new grip, the advantages can be huge, and help with all manner of putting errors and the cost is low in comparison with buying a new putter.
I am a golfing nut and have so many different putters, with a variety of grips which I keep chopping and changing, to which one is the flavour of the month, and the others putters which have misbehaved, because it clearly cannot be my fault are relegated into the ‘naughty bag‘.
I have had the usual Ping and Scotty Cameron grips over the past decades, and over the recent few years, I have been playing with a few variations of the SuperStroke Grips.
Recently I changed the grip on my Scotty Phantom X after spending a long period in the naughty bag, and I decided to get fitted the Flat Cat grip, so here is my Flat Cat Putter Grip review.