Equipment

Details on SuperStroke’s new Zenergy putter grips

Published

5 months ago

Jan 14, 2023

SuperStroke is launching its first centerpiece line in three year: Zenergy, which replaces its Traxion line. We first spotted Zenergy on the PGA Tour at last year’s Cadence Bank Houston Open.

Zenergy grips feature a multi-layer construction.

Soft, tacky outer layer
Firm rubber inner core

SuperStroke Zenergy grips: Key technology

Spyne Technology: Embossed ridge along the underside of the grip for repeatable hand placement.

Multi-Zone Texturing: Variable textures across the grip, including “strategically placed texture in high-sensory areas” for comfort and feedback.

Also featured: Patented No-Taper Shaping and the Tech-Port for CounterCore weight system or performance tracking sensors.

What SuperStroke says

“There’s nothing like feeling connected over the ball when you’re putting,” says SuperStroke CEO Dean Dingman. “Our new Zenergy line is the culmination of Tour player feedback, tireless research, and subtle innovation to put in your hands the most comfortable, responsive, and performance-driven putter grip you’ve ever used. Only SuperStroke Zenergy, designed in 10 different models to accommodate players’ unique preferences and putting styles, delivers the ultimate confidence you can touch and feel, stripping away the distractions of golf’s most pressure-packed shots and helping you find your zone and Zen.”

SuperStroke Zenergy putter grip models

Zenergy Tour (Tour 1.0, Tour 2.0, Tour 3.0, and Tour 5.0)
Zenergy Pistol (Pistol Tour, Pistol 1.0, and Pistol 2.0_
Zenergy Flatso (Flatso 1.0, Flatso 2.0, and Flatso 3.0_
Zenergy SS2R Squared
Zenergy Claw
Zenergy XL Plus (Tour 2.0XL, Tour 3.0XL, and Flatso 2.0XL)
17” Zenergy Flatso
Zenergy WristLock
Zenergy 1.0PT
Zenergy Tour 1.0 two piece

Eight new colorways and redesigned graphics have been introduced to celebrate the arrival of the Zenergy grip line, including Orange-Blue-and-White, Purple-and-White, Grey-and-White, and White-and-Silver. SuperStroke has also made personal customizations (name, image or custom logo) available.

At retail: February 2023

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Equipment

Adam Scott makes 3 more big changes to his equipment setup at the Memorial

Published

3 hours ago

Jun 1, 2023

Andrew Tursky

If you thought Adam Scott was slowing down on the equipment changes, you’d be wrong.

GolfWRX got the first look at the retail version of Adam Scott’s Miura AS-1 irons back at The 2023 Players Championship, but it wasn’t until this week at the 2023 Memorial Tournament that he actually put the new irons in the bag. He was previously using the original Miura prototype heads that, coincidentially, he first put into play at last year’s 2022 Memorial event. In exactly a year’s time, Scott replaced those prototype heads with the Miura AS-1 irons that were recently made available to the public.

This week, we also got an in-hand look at Scott’s new Srixon ZX Mk II driving iron, which he’s now equipping with a True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue X100 shaft.

Additionally, Getty Images spotted Scott with a new TaylorMade BRNR Mini driver in the bag this week.

According to TaylorMade, Scott is using a Stealth 2 Plus driver in combination with a BRNR Mini this week, and he’s currently leading Strokes Gained: Off the Tee after the first round of the Memorial, where he shot a 2-under 70.

Scott’s Stealth 2 Plus and BRNR Mini specs and launch numbers

Head: TaylorMade Stealth 2 Plus (9 degrees, with 10 degrees of actual loft)
Shaft: Fujikura Ventus TR Blue 7X
Length: 45 and 1/8 inches CUT (tipped 1 inch)
Weights: 19g back, 15g front
Swingweight: D3.5
Stealth 2 Plus launch conditions: 11.5° degrees launch at 2400 spin, 305 carry, 320+ total, 181 ball speed

Head: TaylorMade BRNR Mini (13.5 degrees, with 13 degrees of actual loft)
Shaft: Fujikura Ventus TR Blue 7X (tipped 1 inch)
Length: 44 inches
Weights: 13g back 5g front
Swingweight: D3
Launch Conditions: 11 degrees at 2800 spin, 282 carry, 305 total, 173 ball speed

“The BRNR Mini driver went into the bag for Adam this week because of the golf course and the distance gap between his driver and 4-wood,” said Adrian Rietveld, TaylorMade Senior Tour Manager, according to TaylorMade. “At Muirfield, drivers run out and the gapping with his 4-wood left him too far behind. As he told us during testing, with BRNR Mini, he can play the golf course instead of the golf course playing him.”

The Adam Scott equipment-centric weekly reality show continues on, and it’s appointment television at this point. Check out what the GolfWRX Forum members are saying about Scott’s latest switches in our forums.

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