Pulling the Ping

[ezra76]

I'm putting the old Kirk Currie #2 back into the bag. The C67 has me perplexed over 3footers. I played a little par 3 course this morning, missed 2 greens, one of which was a perfect fade 8 all over the stick but the green was frozen just below the surface and it took a big jump off onto the fringe. I shot even par with 1 bogey, 1 birdie and 16putts for 9. While it might not sound that bad, I was all over the stick today and should have converted at least 2 more. This putting is driving me up a wall. Same thing happened last Wed., I was striking the ball so well on the back that even an average putter would have shot level if they had the ball as close as I did. I'm overanalyzing the hell out of everything and can't make an uphill 5footer.

 

[ManchesterGolfer]

Have you ever tried a heel shafted putter like a Napa, Yes sophia, Wilson 8802 Or a Odyssey XG#9, Scotty Del Mar3.5 ? I find putting so much easier with one of these style putters, plenty of Toe Flow thats the future for me.

 

[keithpbz]

I bought one of the never compromise exchange putters where they have adjustable weight that can be moved between the tow and heel, i didnt change anything about my putting stroke but now i consistently putt the ball on the line i intend to and the very rarely pull or push a putt, now if i can just learn to read greens better maybe they will start falling in the hole

 

[sssmokin]

Yup...........it HAS to be the Ping.