Ronan Armstrong

I've definitely changed my opinions on some over the years. My most watched is TXG by a mile, enjoy the personalties and the content. Next it would be NLU although I find I don't listen to their podcasts as much these days - I dip in fairly regularly but 2 years ago I wouldn't have missed an ep. I particularly enjoy their 'Film Room' and daily major recap output. Of the Brit Trinity of Shiels, Crossfield and Finch, I'll watch a bit of them all but have cooled on Crossfield from his earlier output as he sometimes comes across as being a bit too contrary. There are plenty of others who I'll watch occasionally, but there's only so many hours in the day...

I really like it. My original putter was a Torque Balanced E3 and it's great, but having felt the added stability of the Truss and Sik, when I went back to E3 it felt noticeably more unstable. EAS 4 was the perfect solution. Feel off the face is good (I don't like a soft insert). It came with a weight kit so I played about on the practice green to find the best one and I've not looked back since.

I got fit for an Edel about 6 years ago and it's been in my bag about 3/4 of that time. However, I occasionally tinker with a Tei3 Santa Fe (Just a hair too light), a Truss TM 2 which stayed in for about 6 months and did pretty well - which was a surprise to me. I've got a Sik Flo with Stability shaft which saw a few months action around Christmas. I kept coming back to the Edel - knowing it was fitted gave me that extra bit of confidence. But, I missed the forgiveness of the Truss and Sik so I took the plunge and bought an Edel EAS 4, 2nd hand - I had the spec sheet from my original fitting so altered everything to match the other Edel as much as possible and the other putters have been put in the back of the cupboard. I'm confident this will be in my bag for a long stretch.