Super Stroke: Tour Pros Leave Our Grip, Then Come BACK

Ian Zubkoff on Super Stroke grips, no taper and why a bad putting day doesn't mean a new putter Super Stroke: https://superstrokeusa.com/ Listen to every episode: https://behindthebrand.buzzsprout.com/ Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Who is Ian Zubkoff? Ian, who goes by Zubie, has spent about 35 years in the golf business. He got into golf around 1988 after the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and joined Dean Dingman at Super Stroke in 2008. What makes Super Stroke putter grips different? No taper. The grip stays the same size down your bottom hand, so it doesn't squeeze away from you. What grip size should a newer golfer try? Ian says stay in the mid size range and go a little bigger. It helps newer golfers relax their hands instead of squeezing. TABLE OF CONTENTS: 0:00 Intro 0:47 Where Ian lives and his handicap 3:37 Trading at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange 5:24 Discovering golf and joining Head 11:17 Biggest changes in the golf industry 16:31 Putter grips versus buying a new putter 20:55 Building products from tour feedback 23:53 What makes the Synergy line different 26:47 Every size and shape of grip 29:23 The no-taper design principle 32:45 When Super Stroke arrived on tour 37:10 New products and limited editions 41:41 Ian's favorite grip 44:30 Advice for new golfers on grip size