PingZing2
Can you HACK it?
- Jun 6, 2005
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I have been looking at getting a new putter for awhile. I have an Anser and a Newport but just don't feel like I am hitting them that well. I ended up selling a 2 ball that I had and am kind of regretting it (not alot though). Went and demoed a few and just looking for recommendations.
1. Tried the Heavy Putters, I like it for short shots but it just seems to have very little feedback and distance control seems like it may be an issue. Hitting in the store a tiny bit too much swing and the ball was gone. May not be as big as an issue on the course as I think.
2. Ping Craz-e was next, it wasn't too bad. The one thing that I didn't like was it just didn't feel balanced correctly for me.
3. The Yes! Victoria II was in the top two. I liked the balance of the club and the feedback was there. As well I really like the C-grooves and way the ball rolls off of them. I had a little bit of a hard time trying to line it up, but that is something I can work on.
4. The last one was the Rife Barbados, I was impressed. This is the first time I have putted with any of there clubs. I liked the feel and balance. I just don't know a whole lot about them. And back to my original problem some of the issues that I have may not be an issue on the course or with a little practice.
I would appreciate any input you guys may have on the clubs as well as others that you might recommend I look at. I just wish I didn't have to buy them before I took them on the course.
1. Tried the Heavy Putters, I like it for short shots but it just seems to have very little feedback and distance control seems like it may be an issue. Hitting in the store a tiny bit too much swing and the ball was gone. May not be as big as an issue on the course as I think.
2. Ping Craz-e was next, it wasn't too bad. The one thing that I didn't like was it just didn't feel balanced correctly for me.
3. The Yes! Victoria II was in the top two. I liked the balance of the club and the feedback was there. As well I really like the C-grooves and way the ball rolls off of them. I had a little bit of a hard time trying to line it up, but that is something I can work on.
4. The last one was the Rife Barbados, I was impressed. This is the first time I have putted with any of there clubs. I liked the feel and balance. I just don't know a whole lot about them. And back to my original problem some of the issues that I have may not be an issue on the course or with a little practice.
I would appreciate any input you guys may have on the clubs as well as others that you might recommend I look at. I just wish I didn't have to buy them before I took them on the course.