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What the Cut Number Will Be: +3 What the Highest Round of the Week Will Be: 80

Alex Nolan, -15 winning score (tie breaker)

RP, your insite and ramblings (if you want to call it that) is fantastic. Love your posts. Thanks for chiming in. I may play around a bit...just to satisfy my curiosity, as I have few putters that are face balanced, mid toe flow head as well as strong toe flow head...few putters I picked up at garage sale for less than $5, just for experiment, however, this might give me some insight as to what I can do with my Scotty. I just love tinkering with my clubs, especially during down time, so it maybe a fun little project for me.

R.P. thanks so much for your insite. You said you have played with some weight before, and wondering what promoted you to do that in a first place, before that "engineer" gave you some reasoning of why it would not work. I came across Kevin Burns putter video where it talks about putting different weight in toe and heel, that's what got me thinking about all this...maybe I am over thinking it a little. However, Kevin Burns achieve perfect center of gravity via using different weight in the toe/heel combo. Maybe it is his putter that is unique...as where Scotty putter maybe already have perfect CG even without the weights. Here is Kevin Burn's video...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wOyN-xNW8Ao&feature=relmfu I love tinkering with my clubs of late, and I learn so much doing it...and it is fun. I can also spend time with my 7 year old son while doing this. Again thanks for your input.

Question to those who has a putter with changeable weights: Have you played with different weight configurations, like using one weight on the toe side and another weight on the heal side, to help with your putting? I know all the Scotty Cameron's putters come with same weights on both the heal/toes, but if you have a different putting technic, and wanting to more/less of a toe flow, I was thinking maybe you can achieve that with use of different weights. maybe there are someone out there who has this set up...