Superstroke announce new grip model for 2025

Superstroke Golf have announced they have a new grip for the 2025 market – the Superstroke REVL, combining Lamkin knowledge with Superstroke innovation

For 2025, Superstroke grips have a completely new line of club grips coming out – and it’s called Superstroke REVL!

You can’t deny the success of Superstroke grips. At every level, they have succeeded, from the hands of amateurs everywhere through to the best professionals on the planet, including two of the latest victories on the PGA Tour. With the winner of The American Express Invitational, Sepp Straka, choosing to play a 1.0 PT, and Rory McIlroy‘s dominating performance on the greens at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am being supported by a Zenergy Pistol Tour, there’s little that can be denied about their quality.

Where Superstroke have maybe failed in gaining the same level of traction, however, is in the swing grip market. There have been some great releases from them, often played by big names in the world of golf, including Jordan Spieth and Sergio Garcia, but they’ve not been able to entice as much of the market as before.

With their purchase of Lamkin Golf back in 2024, though, Superstroke are now ready to start making big strides into the full-swing market, announcing the all-new REVL family of golf club grips.

“REVL is the culmination of finest design and material innovations in the golf club grip space,” said SuperStroke CEO Dean Dingman. “With the expertise gained from acquiring Lamkin and their 100 years of engineering excellence, we’ve created a clearly defined grip family that redefines performance, durability, and feel. We are excited to get SuperStroke REVL grips into the hands of golfers around the world.”

Featuring nods to the storied history of Lamkin Golf, each design will feature ‘Lamkin 100’ badges on the butt of the grip to highlight the century of manufacturing excellence and craftsmanship that the brand has been known for. The full line will also feature iconic grips from the company, such as the Xrossline 2.0 and the Crossline Full Cord models.

Golfers can expect to see early reveals of the grip in the early part of the 2025 season, with pros such as Jordan Spieth, Patrick Cantlay, and Justin Rose putting them in the bag, to give amateurs a firsthand look at the precision and control provided. You’ll also see Top Instructors, like Phil Kenyon and Cameron McCormick demonstrating the benefits, as well as the team at Good Good golf, one of social media’s biggest golfing channels, playing the REVL grips this season.

The full line will be REVL’d in time (see what we did there?) so check back regularly to find out more!