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SuperStroke Zenergy vs Lamkin ST+2 Hybrid

A head-to-head look at two of the top grips in the Every18 index — scores, fit, estimated used price, and which one to buy.

2022 Grips

SuperStroke Zenergy

96score / 100
$7est. used
123value index

2022 Grips

Lamkin ST+2 Hybrid

95score / 100
$7est. used
122value index

The verdict

The SuperStroke Zenergy edges the Lamkin ST+2 Hybrid on overall Every18 score (96 vs 95), but that headline number only tells part of the story. On value, the SuperStroke Zenergy comes out ahead in the Every18 value index, so it stretches your money further even where the sticker prices are close. They split the two traits most golfers care about: the Lamkin ST+2 Hybrid is the more forgiving grips, while the SuperStroke Zenergy is the faster one — so pick the trait your game needs most. Bottom line: choose the SuperStroke Zenergy if you fit its profile (putter grip); choose the Lamkin ST+2 Hybrid if you lean toward swing grip.

Side-by-side comparison

MetricSuperStroke ZenergyLamkin ST+2 Hybrid
Every18 score9695
Forgiveness7887
Speed8784
Feel7979
Value rating8486
Est. used price$7$7
Value index123122
LaunchHand feelHand feel
SpinStroke stabilityTraction
Fit profilePutter gripSwing grip

Scores, value indexes, and prices are Every18 editorial estimates for comparison. Verify exact specifications, configuration, condition, and market price before purchasing.

Frequently asked questions

Is the SuperStroke Zenergy better than the Lamkin ST+2 Hybrid?

On the Every18 editorial score the SuperStroke Zenergy rates higher (96 vs 95 out of 100). "Better" still depends on fit — the SuperStroke Zenergy suits putter grip, while the Lamkin ST+2 Hybrid suits swing grip.

Which is better value, the SuperStroke Zenergy or the Lamkin ST+2 Hybrid?

The SuperStroke Zenergy scores higher on the Every18 value index. Estimated used prices are about $7 for the SuperStroke Zenergy and $7 for the Lamkin ST+2 Hybrid.

Which is more forgiving, the SuperStroke Zenergy or the Lamkin ST+2 Hybrid?

The Lamkin ST+2 Hybrid rates higher for forgiveness (87 vs 78), which usually helps mid- and higher-handicap players hold more fairways and greens.

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