A914Man

I got a Cure RX3 a couple months ago and, while I’m not exactly sure what defines a zero torque putter, I can say that I’ve never felt any torque or torsional movement of this putter, even on intentional toe or heel strikes. I’ve been impressed with the production quality, as well as the adjustability (lie angle and weight) since day one.

I helped teach a junior golf program for ten years and we always started with putting, then chipping, pitch shots, full swing with an iron, and then driving. It’s a logical progression, plus it’s the best way for most everyone to improve. I’ve done a fair amount of instruction and most people will find improvement in their scores by working on their game from the hole backwards. Juniors, especially teenage boys, typically want to focus on distance and aren’t realistic about improving their putting and short game.

I’m using a vintage Taylormade Tour Cleek 27* 7 wood that I’ve had since new. Compared to new clubs it’s small, but I love it. It’s got rails on the bottom and it’s great for hitting out of thick rough, bunkers, and easy to hit from the short grass.

I’ve had my Cure RX3 for about a month and I absolutely love it. It’s like cheating. I’ve spent some time getting it adjusted and it’s been point and shoot ever since. Definitely not a gimmick. Some of guys I play with have accused me of having an illegal putter, I’ve been rolling it so well. I’ve always been a pretty good putter and this is taking me to another level.