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Was able to get out today for a quick nine holes after the rain came through overnight…left the course soaking wet and very sloppy, but I pretty much had the course to myself…except for this friend:

Round started out with a 3 putt from 35 feet…my first with the Ai-ONE (not a great way to start the last round before the final review!), left the first putt 5 feet short going uphill then lipped the second.
Finished the day with 17 putts…6 2 putts, 2 1 putts and the 1 dreaded 3 putt.
This sign takes on a new meaning with the Ai-ONE!

Finally had a beautiful day yesturday went out and practiced for about 2 hours on putting and chipping ( i learned i am already out of golf shape my back is feeling it today) by the end of the practice it was to the point you may has well put a laser sight on my putter because i was locked in and felt like i was making/withing a foot on every putt i have so much more confidence standing over this putter and that confidence has really been a game changer i also re did my putt putt challenge since i lost all my files and pictures when my phone broke i will be posting those later today once i get home 

A few photos from today’s photos with the AI-One “Millie” 7T DB as I am prepping my final review….

I will be honest testers I was thrilled for this review and have not followed it one bit. Just too much else going on!
However here now to ask a few questions
1. How has the finish held up?
2. Do you think this tech is real? Or just hype?
3. What's the longest putt you've made with one of these?

Great questions - figured I'd chime in with some quick answers:  
1. Very very well - over 15 rounds plus a number of test rolls on mats indoors and out.  
2. Misses are consistently closer....I will discuss the tech more in my final review.  
3. Longest putt made - 30' (started 1yd off the green from fairway) 

1. mine personally has held up great i take a little better care of it then i did my wilson its either getting used or has a cover on it 
2. compared to what i had the tech is defiantly for real i go into more detail in that in my final review 
3. it was on the practice green but i hit a right to left putt that broke about a foot from roughly 40' was working on my lag putting and drained it  

1. Other than the initial back edge wear, nothing further has occurred.
2. Definitely worth the hype it's promoted as!
3. I've made a few practice green sinkers from over 25'. On course I think around 15' off the fringe .
 

Here is @Blaine Dye 3 hole 3 ball mini challenge. 
 

1. The finish on my putter is in excellent shape, no signs of wear or tare with guessing over 800 putts during the testing and well over 1000 overall.
2. From my testing, Odyssey has filled in a lot of gaps with this new technology. I can't say they are blowing smoke... This is the real deal!
3. 52 feet from the fringe on one end of the green with a huge left to right break.

I bet there is going to be a ton of information and photos to go over, Hope you have help... a lot of help!

I bet there is going to be a ton of information and photos to go over, Hope you have help... a lot of help!

I would say the Wild Turkey Rare Breed hiding in the side pocket of the bag.

I bet there is going to be a ton of information and photos to go over, Hope you have help... a lot of help!

1. No issues with the finish to date (I was a little worried to start), even using the back of the 7S to scoop the ball or drag it back, not showing any signs of wear 
2. YES, YES, YES!  I was skeptical of the technology going into the test, but the “tests” that I have run throughout show that there is something to it…I have proven  that regardless of where the ball is contacted on the face, the distance control is there (some of this was on purpose, some not!)
3. 55’ during a 2 man scramble (putting second) had the perfect pace.  On my own ball, a 40’ putt downhill with 3’ break.  Other than the longest, just being able to have the no pressure 2 putt and knowing that if I get too aggressive and run one by, the confidence to make the comeback…have so much confidence with this putter in my hands.

I just contacted my local golf store and said they'd have the Ai 2 ball this week.  Hopefully, I'll have it in my hands this weekend.  Now I need to go buy a putting mat.  😂

Either one, but I do believe the ones for graphite shafts might be thinner an a bit longer. But the  ones I got fit into my taylormade graphite shaft

Finally received my counterweights for my irons, they are very good quality and easy to install right through the grip. Placed one in my Driver and sand wedge, both feel amazing and it seems that I feel the club head more than before. Looking to hits some bombs and throw some darts.
The silver tool is easy to use, cuts a nice hole in the butt end of the grip, place your weight and tighten down. 

Sorry Guys, haven't been feeling my best the past week or so. I did get out yesterday since there was no ran and 62*, I did a test I call the ladder test where you start at 3ft and move back every time you make a putt but it you miss you got to make the 2nd to retry from that spot and if you end up three putting you start all over, I managed to get back to 24ft without issue then 27ft happened, I blew the first putt about 10ft by the hole.. (user went brain dead) lipped out the comebacker and sink the 3rd try. I started over at 3ft again and was able to finish with only the one 3 putt. 
I heard the the PGA Pros have a great chance of 3 putting from 32ft and beyond, if the AI#1 helped me this much, I'm just thinking how much more it will help over the next months/years.

Finally received my counterweights for my irons, they are very good quality and easy to install right through the grip. Placed one in my Driver and sand wedge, both feel amazing and it seems that I feel the club head more than before. Looking to hits some bombs and throw some darts.
The silver tool is easy to use, cuts a nice hole in the butt end of the grip, place your weight and tighten down. 

Either one, but I do believe the ones for graphite shafts might be thinner an a bit longer. But the  ones I got fit into my taylormade graphite shaft

Finally received my counterweights for my irons, they are very good quality and easy to install right through the grip. Placed one in my Driver and sand wedge, both feel amazing and it seems that I feel the club head more than before. Looking to hits some bombs and throw some darts.
The silver tool is easy to use, cuts a nice hole in the butt end of the grip, place your weight and tighten down. 

Either one, but I do believe the ones for graphite shafts might be thinner an a bit longer. But the  ones I got fit into my taylormade graphite shaft

Either one, but I do believe the ones for graphite shafts might be thinner an a bit longer. But the  ones I got fit into my taylormade graphite shaft

Either.   They are for all clubs so they are designed to do the same thing with steel or graphite.  The key is finding the right weight for your club.
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Finally received my counterweights for my irons, they are very good quality and easy to install right through the grip. Placed one in my Driver and sand wedge, both feel amazing and it seems that I feel the club head more than before. Looking to hits some bombs and throw some darts.
The silver tool is easy to use, cuts a nice hole in the butt end of the grip, place your weight and tighten down.