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The probability of a PGA Tour player of making a 1, 2 or 3 putt.
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I love my Cameron. Looks great. The carbon steel head has a really soft feel. Have bagged it for most of the past couple of years. Love that putter. Just cannot make putts with it.
Got that new Bettinardi. Wow! Just as soft a feel as the Scotty. The F.I.T. milling puts a great roll on the ball. The putter is heavy and just "flows" through the stroke. Have probably got ten rounds with it. Just cannot make putts with it.
Put an old Anser 4 stainless in the bag a couple of rounds ago. Left those two high-dollar, high-society, beauty beyond belief putters in the basement. Have carded my two best rounds of the year with the old Anser. The putts are falling again. Go figure.
This is the most frustrating, mind-boggling game ever invented!!!!
But... But... But... Some of us ain't quite as smart as you! The old Anser 4 was working well. Then I spied a shiny Cameron that is the same design as an Anser 4. Had to have he "bling". The shinier a putter is, the better it will putt!! And, honestly, putting well with the Cameron. Traded the Betti for it. The owner of the local Golf USA, where I traded it, put my Betti in his bag and loves it. It's sorta like we live on this merry-go-round of club buying/selling and the durn thing just won't stop!!!Isn’t it funny? I have a Nike Method Mod 60-think Odyssey #9 style head. Bought it at 33” and 360g headweight for $85 brand new on close out a few years back from Global Golf. I putt really well with it. Being the club Ho that we all are I dexiddd to try a Scotty Del Mar that I like the look of. High dollar putter, looked great putted just ok with it. Moved in to an Odyssey Toulon in the same style, was really excited to try another high dollar sweet looking putter. Looked great, felt clicky and had no feel. Needless to say I didn’t putt well with it, lasted all of two rounds.
Safe to say the Nike is back in the bag and safe there, looking for another to have as a backup. And at roughly 1/3 the cost of the other 2.
Stopped. Had to cancel my annual trip to Naples, Florida for golf so the practicing has stopped, for now. Besides, I am considered “essential” and still going to work on my regular schedule.Just wondering ... how many of us have increased our putting practice during the Coronavirus lockdown?
Damn dude, didn't even offer me one of your ansers...for free...including shipping.As someone who gamed anser style putters for years, I’ve been completely won over by my Odyssey Stroke Lab #7 Putter. All of the anser putters have been sold. Heck, I’ve even regripped my Wilson Staff Kirk Currie IV to use as my living room practice putter.
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What is so much better about the Odyssey besides sinking more putts (which is obviously the ultimate goal)? Feel, weight, confidence?
I am a firm believer in you have to find a grip that 1.) let's you feel the putter head, and 2.) feels right in your hand. I've tried the SS grips on blade putters with zero luck. Currently have SS's on both my mallets, but they aren't "just any" SS. I can't stand the hugemongous SS grips. Heck. You can hardly see the putter head because the grip is so large!! OTOH, SS's are lighter than many oversize grips and I can feel the mallet head better than with heavier grips. IOW... One size doesn't fit all! Hope you get along well with the new putter!I just bought a TM Ardmore 3. Been using a Toulon #9 style and it feels great but I haven’t made a putt in weeks. Needed a change. Haven’t ever really used a mallet style and it is easy to line up. Came with a super stroke grip which I tend to hate, but I gave it two rounds. Nope. Ripped it off and put a golf pride pistol grip on it. Gonna see how it does this weekend.
I am a firm believer in you have to find a grip that 1.) let's you feel the putter head, and 2.) feels right in your hand. I've tried the SS grips on blade putters with zero luck. Currently have SS's on both my mallets, but they aren't "just any" SS. I can't stand the hugemongous SS grips. Heck. You can hardly see the putter head because the grip is so large!! OTOH, SS's are lighter than many oversize grips and I can feel the mallet head better than with heavier grips. IOW... One size doesn't fit all! Hope you get along well with the new putter!