TheMidnightHandyman

A lot of people here are saying "just buy DTC, don't buy used/refurb." A HUGE caveat to this is that "used" and "refurb" are NOT the same thing. MyGolfSpy Ball Lab has pretty conclusively demonstrated that it's NEVER a good idea to buy refurbished balls, but used balls, in good condition, perform exactly like new ones. DTC balls are great. If a DTC ball fits your swing profile, buy it. But if you can buy a dozen used, mint condition left-dash for $35 bucks, and if that's the ball that fits your swing profile, why compromise buying a DTC ball that may not fit your swing?

I just putt with it exactly as Evnroll recommends, and I've NEVER been more accurate with a putter. Not even close. Had it for half a season and I just love it. Use the grip the way it was designed: right hand low (for righties), pistol firmly press against your forearm. Trying to futz around making a crosshand/saw/crab/other alternative grip work for something that was deliberately engineered for the mechanics of a conventional grip defeats the purpose of the engineering. Use it as designed, get the results it was designed to give.