Edel Putters

[Rtracymog]

I'm on the east side. Thanks for the info though!

 

 

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[MGoBlue100]

I'm on the east side. Thanks for the info though!

 

 

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Lots of good breweries etc in GR. Just sayin' Might make for a good road trip if you get a decent weather weekend...

 

 

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[Zeasy]

I just finished my putter fitting for an Edel... My aim with my Seemore Giant was 6" left and the straight-in hosel was adding a ton of loft based on my set-up, hands, and swing type! Wow. Eye-opening experience!!!!

 

 

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Edel's Putter fittings are out of this world.

[JBones]

I'm ordering a Brick before the season starts.

 

 

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[Zeasy]

I'm ordering a Brick before the season starts.

 

 

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Please tell me that was due to my video review!

[JBones]

Please tell me that was due to my video review!

It was. Honestly I hadn't even heard of it before that.

 

 

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[Sschaffer24]

I have a Willamette that I absolutely love, but I have always been intrigued by the Brick. Can't shy away from the damn thing... 

[Zeasy]

Here's my The Brick review: https://youtu.be/W6UAyeTHuxQ

[Sschaffer24]

Thank you sir! I'll check it out.

[PMookie]

I think the one I ordered is the E-3, black. Mine will have a single line on the top, leading edge. No line on the back edge.

 

https://edelgolf.com/collections/torque-balanced-putters/products/e-3-torque-balanced-black

 

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[PMookie]

My Edel came in today!!! Woo hoo!

 

 

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[JBones]

My Edel came in today!!! Woo hoo!

 

 

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My Brick arrives tomorrow.

 

 

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[The Dansome]

Man I want an Edel

[Mr_Theoo]

Man I want an Edel

Me too, it's on my list to try when I get fitted

[PMookie]

I'm having trouble posting the other pics via Tapatalk and the MGS app, so as soon as I'm able, I'd add the rest.

 

 

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[Zeasy]

Very nice. Wish I hadn't got rid of my e-2. I messed up my eye and it changed the way I set up. So my fitting wasn't really applicable anymore. Loving the brick, though.

[PlaidJacket]

Edel putter fittings are not "out of this world". I suppose some of you must have had a completely different experience than I did. Unless Edel trains and presents a different fitting than I went through at their Headquarters it's nothing remotely special or "out of this world". I could have come up with a similar fitting technique in my own garage. All it takes is a $3 laser pen light, some green cloth, a plastic puck, and a piece of string. Hardly out of this world IMHO.

[Mr_Theoo]

Edel putter fittings are not "out of this world". I suppose some of you must have had a completely different experience than I did. Unless Edel trains and presents a different fitting than I went through at their Headquarters it's nothing remotely special or "out of this world". I could have come up with a similar fitting technique in my own garage. All it takes is a $3 laser pen light, some green cloth, a plastic puck, and a piece of string. Hardly out of this world IMHO.

What were you expecting? I went thru one of their fittings when the golf galaxy opened here in Columbus and thought it was pretty good.

[cnosil]

Edel fits for aim. The premise of the fitting is to find the right putter configuration you need to aim correctly. Technically you can do the test on your own but you wound need to obtain the putter configurations to see what works best

 

I personally prefer to fit for impact sine that is what influences where the ball will go when hit

[PMookie]

Edel putter fittings are not "out of this world". I suppose some of you must have had a completely different experience than I did. Unless Edel trains and presents a different fitting than I went through at their Headquarters it's nothing remotely special or "out of this world". I could have come up with a similar fitting technique in my own garage. All it takes is a $3 laser pen light, some green cloth, a plastic puck, and a piece of string. Hardly out of this world IMHO.

Would you have all of the different weights for inside the shaft, in addition to the various head weights, grips, hosels, necks, lengths, etc, etc, etc? Pretty cool that in one's own garage they can come-up with over two million adjustments and specifically weight a club...

For one who has never been fitted for a putter, it is "out of this world". I was at Callaway HQ and their putter fitting was, "Which one do you like?"

"Putt some with it."

"Ok, which one do u like best?"

SeeMore was static only.

Ping, static only, except for length of shaft.

 

Current Edel fittings are more than a laser. If that were all that it was, it wouldn't be a big deal...

2 million combinations would sure be tough to do in a garage, but if u can, u can make some money fitting people!

 

 

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[PlaidJacket]

If going though a putter fitting wows you...  I say great. Be wowed! and happy about it. I just happen to be a guy that's not easily wowed! I found the process to be more like ugh; "that's it?" I'm glad they had 2 million combinations for me to try. I'm also glad I didn't have to go through all 2MM of them. In fact... I only needed to try about 4 combinations and yet somehow out of those 2 million combinations they found the most unique and perfect putter for me. Wow!

[Sschaffer24]

Plaid wouldn't that signal to you that the fitter was well trained and able to diagnose your needs quickly? A short and less intensive fitting doesn't make it bad. Something that seems effortless may have taken years to master. I would argue that having the fitting performed at headquarters would virtually guarantee that level or preparedness.

 

I've been through a multitude of fittings in my golfing life and can say without a doubt the most accurate, influential and amazing of them were the Edel wedge/putter fittings I've experienced. Modern Golf is a different beast and was just as good.

 

Guess what? A super expensive Quintec Putt Lab verified that my Edel Putter wasn't only a good fit, but a PERFECT fit for my stroke. The fitter hadn't experienced that before. He recommended no changes. The only other carry over clubs in my bag? My Edel wedges. I simply can't beat them.

 

All of this was achieved through the system you can design in your garage. If that's the case, get that system out there and sell it! Make yourself a fortune.

[Kenny B]

I like the looks of Edel putters, but the head weights are too light so it's a non-starter for me.  Also doesn't help that Edel says that head weights are getting too heavy, thus the counter-balancing.

[Zeasy]

If going though a putter fitting wows you... I say great. Be wowed! and happy about it. I just happen to be a guy that's not easily wowed! I found the process to be more like ugh; "that's it?" I'm glad they had 2 million combinations for me to try. I'm also glad I didn't have to go through all 2MM of them. In fact... I only needed to try about 4 combinations and yet somehow out of those 2 million combinations they found the most unique and perfect putter for me. Wow!

What are you comparing this to?

[cnosil]

If going though a putter fitting wows you... I say great. Be wowed! and happy about it. I just happen to be a guy that's not easily wowed! I found the process to be more like ugh; "that's it?" I'm glad they had 2 million combinations for me to try. I'm also glad I didn't have to go through all 2MM of them. In fact... I only needed to try about 4 combinations and yet somehow out of those 2 million combinations they found the most unique and perfect putter for me. Wow!

Would love to hear what more you were expecting.

[PlaidJacket]

I've written a few times in this space today and deleted them before posting.

 

Let me just say.... the putter I bought from Edel is a nice putter. Custom built to my specs in all regards. However,  I didn't enjoy the fitting, the atmosphere, the facility, or the people much that I met there. I'll just leave it at that.

[PMookie]

I've written a few times in this space today and deleted them before posting.

 

Let me just say.... the putter I bought from Edel is a nice putter. Custom built to my specs in all regards. However, I didn't enjoy the fitting, the atmosphere, the facility, or the people much that I met there. I'll just leave it at that.

I had a great experience, with a very nice teacher/fitter, great atmosphere and facility. It's unfortunate that certain variables outside of the actual process soured you on the fitting as a whole... I can understand. My Callaway ECPC experience soured me on their fitting. Not the people or the atmosphere, just the fitting process itself.

 

 

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[GolfSpy Barbajo]

I went to the facility outside of Austin and I gotta say, the experience was an eye opener. Listening to David Edel and Rob Gallagher speak it's clear their fitting system is the living culmination of a lot of experience, study and thought. I went in with an open mind, no preconceived notions and a lot of questions, and learned an awful lot about how the system was developed and why they feel it works. As a result I have a putter I'm 100% confident in.

 

The facility itself - I love it. It's a machine shop and people work there. It ain't fancy, but then again, neither am I. Made an old plumber feel right at home, and everyone I met there was the kind of friendly you just can't fake. Was it fancy? Nope. If you're looking to get pampered, you'd be better off at a spa.

 

 

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