Staff WriterSuperStroke Zenergy Flatso 2.0 has found a new‑look stage for its short‑game sorcery, and the maestro holding the wand is viral trick‑shot ace Josh Kelley.
The new partnership puts Kelley’s 615-thousand-strong Instagram army—and his own well-worn SuperStroke Zenergy Flatso 2.0 grip—squarely at the heart of SuperStroke’s latest brand ambassador play.
From Railcars to Reel Stars
Before his videos were racking up likes faster than a pro racks up range balls, Kelley was swinging sledgehammers, not seven‑irons—first as a railcar repairman, then as a crane operator and welder.
These days the 33‑year‑old is a PGA of America apprentice and the de facto ringmaster of @holein1trickshots, where a simple flop‑shot can turn into live‑action pinball.
- Followers: 615k on Instagram, 120k on YouTube
- Greatest Hits: “I Played the Bryan Bros for a $15,000 Rolex,” “Can I Break 50 with Actor Michael Peña?,” and the cardio‑heavy “Fastest Round Ever”
Each video mashes instruction, comedy, and the odd physics experiment into a format that makes non‑golfers wonder why the game ever had a stuffy reputation.
Why SuperStroke?
Kelley’s flat stick sports the same oversized paddle grip that thousands of weekend warriors now swear by.
As SuperStroke rolls out its new REVL line of swing grips, it needed a front‑porch storyteller with both credibility and charisma. Enter Kelley—and his penchant for turning putts into GIF‑worthy celebrations.
“We are proud to call Josh Kelley a SuperStroke brand ambassador because he’s a person and professional who embodies everything that’s honourable and admirable about golf, and he brings his audience entertainment and education in an authentic and wholly unique way,” said CEO Dean Dingman.
“Josh is a great golf talent and extremely fun to watch, but more than that, he’s a quality human being who we look forward to collaborating with and sharing the message of playing better golf with better equipment, like the new SuperStroke REVL line of golf club grips.”
A Grip That Grounds the Hands—and the Hype
Anyone who’s watched Kelley sink a 40‑footer while doing backflips knows the man can roll his rock, yet he swears the magic is in the handle:
“I have always been a pretty streaky putter, I definitely tend to get a little handsy, and smaller grips would make that a bigger issue.
As soon as I tried the bigger SuperStroke grip, I just really loved the way it felt in my hands.
And, even better, I started making putts with it and I have found, through making changes over time, I really love the combination of a longer‑length mallet putter and the 2.0 SuperStroke Flatso grip.
It all feels super‑balanced. Nobody makes more design variations on putter grips than SuperStroke does, and that’s necessary because the way people grip their putters varies probably more than anything else related to the golf game.
I’m excited to start playing the REVL golf club grips and to start incorporating SuperStroke into my videos,” Kelley said.
What to Expect on Your Feed
SuperStroke isn’t just slapping its logo on a highlight reel. Upcoming content will break down:
- Pressure Putt Drills – quick‑fire games to help viewers lag it stone‑dead
- Swing‑Grip Swaps – “before & after” challenges with the new REVL line
- Fan‑Powered Trick Shots – crowdsourced dares that Kelley must execute (or face the comments section)
Look for behind‑the‑scenes clips of Kelley testing prototypes—and the occasional slow‑motion heartbreak when a putt horseshoes out.
The Bottom Line
Golf’s fastest‑growing equipment brand just hooked up with one of its fastest‑growing personalities.
If history is any guide, expect the phrase SuperStroke Zenergy Flatso 2.0 to pop up on your explore page as often as a three‑putt shows up on a muni scorecard—only this time, you’ll be happy to see it.
For more information on the game’s best putter and club grips, head to SuperStrokeUSA.com or follow Josh Kelley’s escapades at @holein1trickshots (Instagram) and @joshkelleygolf (YouTube).
