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Jeez you need attention too? What is this Needy Yankee day?
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What's your question again? I reread your first post but it didn't make much sense.Jeez you need attention too? What is this Needy Yankee day?
All the putters I have ever owned I have never noticed that issue. Of course I don't use the fancy saber tooth kind that you have pictured there. I've always used anser style putter until this last one that is heel shafted.When you set the sole of a lot of putters flat behind the ball, why does it seem like they have built the club like they intend for you to play the ball off your forward foot instead of center? Some putter handles lean back a lot. Obviously its on purpose but the putters dont come with instructions. My best guess is that they dont intend for you to set up with the putter flat on the ground.
Like maybe they intend a forward press?
If they do intend a forward press the weighting and balance sure is jacked up.
Just to expand what Lark is saying, having 11 putters is doing more harm than good. Pick one, sell the rest.Any person can putt their best with any putter. Its how much you use it not how the putter is built.
I agree with find one you like and stick with it.
I actually do sell clubs, mainly in season when demand is higher.