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I use Shot Scope V3 and a 10 year old Bushnell that I’ve had forever. The rangefinder only comes out when I want to see how far a tree/corner is or if it is a very cloudy day and my watch may be a few yards off.

6 balls is good enough for me. If I gouge one with a wedge or smoke a tree with my ball I will swap it out for a new one. Haven’t lost more than 2 golf balls in a full round in several years. Unnecessary weight to have more than 6.

Awesome! I will definitely do that to help the group. Appreciate the insight!

Been using mine for two years. It’s the same size as a traditional super stroke and come out of the bag easier as it isn’t as tacky. Never have scratched up a club or shaft and I use a 5 section bag.

I own one and wrote the original post. More than willing to do an unofficial review!

Doesn’t bother me one bit and I play when it is above 40F and under 100F. Never been a problem.

Give it a shot! There are some pre owned demo ones on eBay for way less at the moment. I picked up an extra so I don’t have to swap it all the time if I want to try it on a new putter haha.

Good thing is the putter is in the bag and won’t heat it up haha. It is aluminum which keeps it nice and cool.

Rip of the old grip and tape. The metal one slides on and you tighten down the screws with an allen wrench. The screws just hold it in place on the shaft and does not go through it. Super easy!

I have put it on anser 2, 2 ball, spider and a Scotty Newport 2. Each felt great.

Have you ever heard of an all metal putter grip? Yeah, most haven’t but it’s an actual product. The first question I had when I saw it was, “who in the world would buy this thing,” and “that seems pointless.” I am a golf nut just like the rest of you and had a dozen questions. Long story short, I bought one to mess around with and absolutely love it. The grip is made by a company in my home state of Michigan called Feedback Putter Grips. Always love to support a local small business. Here is what they claim: “A patent pending aircraft grade aluminum putting grip. This putter grip changes the way you think about putting. It provides 70% more feel and feedback so you can sink more putts! Replace your foam and rubber grip to gain a heightened sense of feel for better control and speed. Conventional grips absorb vital information about the green that could help improve your putting game. This perfectly engineered putter grip is for the person that is tired of trying every kind of grip with no change in their game.” I was due for a new SuperStroke grip as mine was worn out so picked this up. Claiming better feel, feedback and control is a claim every grip manufacturer makes but this is different. No grip tape or solvent is needed as the grip is put on with metal screws that you tighten down with an allen wrench. That being said, if you want to try this on another putter you can easily swap it and not cut it off and throw it out like with other grips. Seeing that the majority of shafts are metal, the metal on metal contact with the grip to shaft is extremely unique and what gives the you the additional feel and feedback Did I find more feel? Honestly…yes. You know instantly how you struck the putt. Strike it well, it feels pure. Strike is towards the heel or toe then you get an audible and tangible feel through your hands. Better speed control? Mildly, yes. As golfers we want any advantage we can get when it comes to putting. Seeing it’s made of aluminum, it creates a counter balance effect which I personally like. Weighing in at 149 grams, it’s right at home with a heavier blade or mallet putter. The screws are set a little lower towards the top which gives you 3/4 inch to raise or lower the grip so you don’t have to trim the shaft to try mild length changes. Fellow Spy’s, give this thing a look. Who knows, it might just shave a stroke or two on the greens!

Masters week is my favorite week of the year. Every minute coverage is on from Monday - Sunday. That being said, you will find me on the couch or outdoors in the sun watching from my IPad. Happy Masters week everyone!

Currently using the current PRGR. The club head speed seems off by a few mph compared to when I tested it against track man. Unfortunately it’s not consistently off by the same amount so it’s really tough to get a feel for how I’m actually swinging when just using the PRGR. Would love to get a mevo + or R10.

A buddy of mine put one on his Spider. To be honest, it felt very strange in hand much like when Super Stroke came out. It was new and exciting but I do not see myself getting one of these new grips as I really enjoy the weight system that Super Stroke uses for the butt of their grips. They are cheap enough so if you don’t like it you can always replace it. Give it a shot and let us know what you think!

I use a GAPR Lo in my bag as well. Really enjoy it! Mine came with an X Flex that was tipped and was stiff as a board. I recently bought the same shaft that originally came on it but stiff and cut it half an inch shorter from the grip end. The shaft and tip were OEM from eBay and cost less than $50. Fun little experiment. My personal finders were if I want a shaft that is consistently giving me a low cut, use the X Flex. If I want to work the ball both ways and control flight, then go with the mildly shorter and S Flex. For me, it will be course dependent on what shaft I play as they play entirely different.