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Blade Putter Advice
- Thread starter SilverUberXeno
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Ping putters standard loft is 3º adjustable plus/minus 2º...
Nothing a BFH (big f****g hammer) won't fix.
- Mar 9, 2005
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Silver,
Problem solved. LMAO!
I, too, just read Utley's book after having the single worst putting weekend of my entire life. I am also itching to get out there tomorrow and try out a few blade styles at Golfsmith. Most all of the putters are low lofts as you have stated.
Back to Wishon. (What a surprise)
Wishon has a putter with an adjustable face insert for loft. You can put in the 2*, 4*, or 6*. Pretty much standard Anser style except for the lofted insert.
Take a look....
Tom Wishon Golf Technology#
PM me for price, but I'm sure it can be built for much less than $100.
For myself, I am probably going to pick up something cheap and bend it first. I have been playing mallets for a LONG time and I don't really know if I can go back. I may just mess around with an OLD Tear Drop putter I have in my garage.
Additionally, if you like any of TW's S2R line of putters, his newest, I'm sure they can be handpicked, or even precision bent before he sends them out to 5* or 6* if need be.
As always, let me know.
Problem solved. LMAO!
I, too, just read Utley's book after having the single worst putting weekend of my entire life. I am also itching to get out there tomorrow and try out a few blade styles at Golfsmith. Most all of the putters are low lofts as you have stated.
Back to Wishon. (What a surprise)
Wishon has a putter with an adjustable face insert for loft. You can put in the 2*, 4*, or 6*. Pretty much standard Anser style except for the lofted insert.
Take a look....
Tom Wishon Golf Technology#
PM me for price, but I'm sure it can be built for much less than $100.
For myself, I am probably going to pick up something cheap and bend it first. I have been playing mallets for a LONG time and I don't really know if I can go back. I may just mess around with an OLD Tear Drop putter I have in my garage.
Additionally, if you like any of TW's S2R line of putters, his newest, I'm sure they can be handpicked, or even precision bent before he sends them out to 5* or 6* if need be.
As always, let me know.
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