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[kfilly20]

Anyone used a Seemore putter? They are ugly as sin but just reading about them the idea behind them seems kind of interesting. Function over style I guess. 

 

I putted around with one at the store the other day and it was odd, might just take some getting used to. 

 

Anyways anyone have any opinions on them?

[apprenti23]

The best putters out there for beginners and those who struggle with putting.

 

I'm not the hugest fan of the SPi method (am actually SPi certified) but it does work well for those who are struggling and need something to believe in!

 

It is imperative that you get one that fits properly or it will NOT work! Neutral ball position, hide the red dot on the way back, hide the red dot through. Piece of cake. Very easy to aim, too. I still have a couple that I'll revert back to from time to time when I feel out of whack.

[mizuno_lover]

Zac Johnson loves 'em   I've fooled around with them in the shop but nothing serious.  The idea sounds feasible.

[RookieBlue7]

Payne Stewart loved them too. I bought the original brass FGP because of Payne. Still have it too. It's a great training aid IMO for those that struggle with aim and alignment. I'll take mine out when my putting gets off and it fixes it every time. I did have to add weight to mine

[apprenti23]

Funny you mention that RB - I actually have Payne Stewart Commemorative brass putter... Somewhere...

[Jmikecpa]

Payne Stewart loved them too. I bought the original brass FGP because of Payne. Still have it too. It's a great training aid IMO for those that struggle with aim and alignment. I'll take mine out when my putting gets off and it fixes it every time. I did have to add weight to mine

Have the same one and use it for the same reason.

[ZenGolfer]

Ive gamed them in the past.  They are really great for aim, alignment and proper shaft angle.  Theyre really simple to use too.  All you do is align the shaft within the sights and you know that youre lined up and aimed properly.  Super simple.  My only gripes with them are that theyre ugly and they feel like a K-Mart putter.

[Acmiller03]

For those of you that dislike the looks of the Seemore, I recommend you try the DB4. It had a gorgeous piano black finish with as miles face and looks like your traditional blade. It utilizing RST2 which is on the neck of the putter to assist with the putter stroke on a blade. I had one and was stupid to sell it as it was the only putter I've ever truly thought the ball was going to go in when I struck it.

[kfilly20]

For those of you that dislike the looks of the Seemore, I recommend you try the DB4. It had a gorgeous piano black finish with as miles face and looks like your traditional blade. It utilizing RST2 which is on the neck of the putter to assist with the putter stroke on a blade. I had one and was stupid to sell it as it was the only putter I've ever truly thought the ball was going to go in when I struck it.

 

Heading to the local store tomorrow, I'll have to see if they have that model.

[Acmiller03]

I hope it's there. The only thing that was only okay was the sound, it was more clicky than other premium milled faces.

[ZenGolfer]

For those of you that dislike the looks of the Seemore, I recommend you try the DB4. It had a gorgeous piano black finish with as miles face and looks like your traditional blade. It utilizing RST2 which is on the neck of the putter to assist with the putter stroke on a blade. I had one and was stupid to sell it as it was the only putter I've ever truly thought the ball was going to go in when I struck it.

They actually make quite a few putters that have a more traditional look and have the RST on the neck.  A lot of the putters that Seemore makes are so overpriced though.  You can get a nice milled one for under $200 though.  The clicky feel would kill it for me though.  I dont care for clicky putters.

[DawgDaddy]

I was fit for this one at their Nashville headquarters and used it for a couple of years. I am a mallet fan and this one is great feeling to me.  Very solid putter IMO, I still play the occasional round with it.

 

[Golfspy_CG2]

For those of you that dislike the looks of the Seemore, I recommend you try the DB4. It had a gorgeous piano black finish with as miles face and looks like your traditional blade. It utilizing RST2 which is on the neck of the putter to assist with the putter stroke on a blade. I had one and was stupid to sell it as it was the only putter I've ever truly thought the ball was going to go in when I struck it.

I have that one.  it's a great looking putter.  it's been well over a year since I've putted with it, as I've gone pretty much full time to a mallet style.  

[ole gray]

I have this one and it can be bought for $125.00 very good condition !

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Joey East Coast]

I really like the Giant FGP, but they are still a bit out of my price range. 

[newballcoach]

I bought a seemore and I like it for exactly the reasons people are listing here, it's great for somebody who is more of a beginner or struggling with consistency. It builds confidence and I feel like I am able to deliver the face more evenly than I could before. The other thing I like is because of where it is shafted, it has more counter-balance and toe weighting, which was helpful for me. 

 

That being said, I could see myself easily outgrowing it in a year or two. It is a bit ugly and the tech is definitely not up to the level of its competitors IMO

[tider]

I've had several models and would highly recommend them. 

[Rockit_Sauce]

i have a Seemore FGP stainless I use as a backup. i love it! great feel, and it seems as if i put a better stroke on the ball when i use that thing. I had it as my #1 for years, but the Nickent is in the bag for now. but im sure the FGP will make it back into my bag sometime in the future. it always does