In 1970 I married my wife, that lasted 52 yrs 4 mo before she passed last October. So for Christmas of 1971 my Father N Law gave me the best putter on the market, which was a Ping. This coming Christmas that putter has remained in bag for 52 yrs. During those years I tried putters borrowed from friends, playing partners, and bought a Wally World special putter. None of those putter made a Hill of Beans difference. Many years I had more putts on the green, than it took for me to get to the green. Finally I took my brilliant wife's advise and got some lessons. I found out it was not the type of putter in my hands, it was to space between my ears. I never gave up on my Ping, so it was very surprising when I started to make putts after my lessons. In my first tournament of old farts, after my wife passing, I sank a 70+ ft putt on the final hole. Now for the last 2 rounds of golf last week my total putts for 36 holes, was 78, for an average of 34 putts per round. Yes I made several birdies, pars, and double bogus. There was never a single hole that had more than 3 putts. The putter that made all that happens is the 1971 Ping. So being 75 yrs old I can truly say if it feels good, works good, DON'T CHANGE. It AIN'T THE PUTTER
PS. On several occasions during my 52 yrs of marriage, I wanted to buy a new set or clubs (minus putter). One morning sitting at the breakfast table my wife, had just finished beating cancer for the 4th time. She told me, go buy a new full set of clubs (minus putter) you want, but it want make a Hill of Beans difference on your score. Unless you take lessons. Yes Dear