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Winn Excel 21-Inch Pistol Putter Grip

Winn Excel 21-Inch Pistol Putter Grip

The 21-inch Excel pistol gives long-putter builds an extended gripping area and a substantial 155g grip weight. The red-and-black grip uses a .620-inch core and a pistol profile.

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$25.95 USD
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An extended 21-inch hold with a substantial grip weight.

Color

One replacement grip per quantity selected. Installation supplies and service are sold separately.

Specifications
Ready to regrip?Optional add-on
Just Basic Brampton Grip Kit
Just Basic Brampton Grip Kit

Grip tape + 4 oz HF-100 solvent

Installing at home? Add tape and solvent if you don’t already have your supplies.

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More length for your preferred hand position.

The 21-inch Excel pistol gives long-putter builds an extended gripping area and a substantial 155g grip weight. The red-and-black grip uses a .620-inch core and a pistol profile.

The details that shape your grip

Grip at a glance

Putter grip
Shape
Long pistol
Feel
Medium
Texture
Wrap-style surface
Material
Excel polymer
Winn Excel 21-Inch Pistol Red/Black (62P21-RB), official product photo01

Room for your hand position

A 21-inch pistol profile offers extended gripping space on a compatible long putter.

Manufacturer photography: Winn. Illustrated color and size may differ from your selection.

02 / Specifications

Know exactly what you’re gripping.

Manufacturer reference specifications. Choose your size and color in the product options above.

Manufacturer details
Construction
Excel polymer
Texture
Wrap-style surface
Profile
Long pistol
Compatibility
Check the shaft diameter and available length along the entire grip area. Grip length and weight can change fit, hand position and putter balance.
SizeCoreNominal weight
21 in / Long Pistol0.620 in155 g

Manufacturer nominal specifications. Core size is the shaft opening, not the finished outside diameter. Check the grip packaging and shaft before installation.

Weights are manufacturer nominal values and can vary. Core size describes the grip opening, not the finished outside diameter. Confirm shaft butt diameter and installation method before fitting.

03 / Find your feel

Good fit starts with feel.

For long-putter and counterbalanced builds. Measure the shaft and consider the effect of a heavier grip on balance before installation.

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How should I choose a putter grip size?

Try the shape and size with your usual putting hold. The paddle, back shape and diameter change how each hand contacts the grip. Choose the combination you find most comfortable; swing-grip hand-size measurements do not prescribe a putter grip size.

For woods & irons: grip calculator
Will a longer grip keep my putter balance the same?

Not necessarily. The 21-inch pistol has a nominal 155g grip weight. Compare it with your current grip and check how the balance feels before committing to the build.

How do I install this grip?
  1. Check shaft fit along the full grip length; mark its position. Gather tape, compatible solvent, vise, rubber shaft clamp, hook blade, cloth and tray. Wear eye protection; ventilate and avoid flames.
  2. Clamp gently. Cut the old grip away from your body; remove it and old tape. Never cut or scrape graphite.
  3. Unwrap when ready; do not bend or twist. Clean and dry the shaft. Apply one layer of double-sided tape, remove backing and fold 1/4 inch over the end.
  4. Cover the vent hole. Wet the full inside length and all tape with compatible solvent; catch excess in the tray.
  5. Slide fully on without stretching; seat the cap at the shaft end. Align the front to the putter face before it sets.
  6. Wipe excess solvent. Follow label drying times. Before play, check the grip is dry, secure and cannot twist.
How do I clean and care for this grip?
  1. Dampen a soft towel lightly with water and gently wipe the grip. Do not saturate the towel or immerse the grip.
  2. Pat dry with a soft towel. Do not rub vigorously, use a brush or wash with soapy water; these can damage the surface.
  3. Let the grip dry fully before storage and check for surface wear before play.