SuperStroke Just Dropped Their Halloween Golf Collection

For a limited time you can pick up glow-in-the-dark grips and zombified headcovers

2025 SuperStroke Halloween Golf Collection

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By RC Staff

13 October 2025

Key Points

Grips retail for $35 for standard sizes (Pistol 2.0, Tour 2.0) and $45 for the extended Tour 3.0 17″ model, with headcovers priced at $70
Bundles with grip, headcover, and ball marker range from $108 to $113 depending on grip length
These are final sale items with no refunds, so there’s risk if you can’t resell them

SuperStroke dropped their 2025 Halloween collection this morning. The Golfing Zombies grips and headcovers are available right now on their website, featuring zombies playing golf in a haunted graveyard. This year’s collection includes glow-in-the-dark accents for the first time, which is new for SuperStroke’s Halloween releases. We’ve seen golf equipment flip in the past, so resellers are paying close attention to the drop.

SuperStroke's 2025 Halloween Drop

SuperStroke releases limited edition grips a few times a year for holidays and major golf events. Last year’s Masked Slasher Halloween grip sold out within hours. Same story with their Mardi Gras collection, PGA Championship releases, and other limited drops. The pattern is consistent: they release small quantities, collectors and golfers buy them up, and they disappear from the official site quickly.

The glow-in-the-dark feature is the first time SuperStroke has done this on a Halloween grip. That might drive additional collector interest, though it’s hard to say how much that moves the needle on resale value compared to previous years.

Glow in the Dark SuperStroke Halloween Putter Grip

Past SuperStroke limited editions have sold above retail on secondary markets, but this isn’t a guaranteed flip. The Halloween releases specifically have shown decent resale demand, but you’re competing with other resellers who are buying today with the same plan.

Looking at eBay, last year’s Masked Slasher items are still reselling for about $50 to $100 over MSRP. The bundles tend to hold value better than individual grips because they’re more complete as collector items.

SuperStroke 2024 Halloween Bundles for sale on eBay

After eBay fees and shipping, you need to sell a $35 grip for around $50-55 to make $10-15 profit. That’s achievable based on past releases, but requires patient selling as the market develops. Quick flips typically mean smaller margins.

Buy At Your Own Risk

SuperStroke marks these as final sale. No refunds or returns. If demand doesn’t materialize or the market gets saturated with listings, you’re holding golf grips you paid $35-45 for with no way to return them.

These aren’t completely useless if they don’t flip, as they’re functional golf equipment you could use or gift. But that’s still capital tied up in inventory that didn’t perform.

The bigger risk is timing. Everyone buying these today to resell will be listing within days, flooding the market. You either need to move them fast at lower margins or wait weeks/months for supply to dry up and collector demand to build.

If you want these for personal use or collection, they’re available now. If you’re buying to flip, understand the risks: final sale policy, potential market saturation, and the need for patient selling to see meaningful profit. SuperStroke’s limited editions have a track record of selling above retail eventually, but “eventually” might mean holding inventory for months.