EugeGall Posted May 7 Share Posted May 7 5 hours ago, Donn lost in San Diego said: You might look for my thread Step by step guide to putt cross handed. I spent a lot of time since Spieth in 2015, to switch to xhand. Matt Fitz is among many who go xhand. Face balanced, front (low) hand index finger on the shaft pointing down. I will give it a look for sure, thanks for sharing . Quote Paradym 10.5 Project X Hzrdus Silver Paradym 3HL Project X Hzrdus Silver Paradym Heavenwood Project X Hzrdus Silver Paradym 4H Project X Hzrdus Silver EXS Pro Forged 5-PW True Temper Dynamic Gold 105 Stiff Glide 4.0 50/SS Nippon NS Pro Modus3 Tour 105 X Stiff (8i shaft) Glide 4.0 54/SS Nippon NS Pro Modus3 Tour 105 X Stiff (8i shaft) Glide 4.0 58/SS Nippon NS Pro Modus3 Tour 105 X Stiff (8i shaft) Stroke Lab Seven with Kotahi grip SD-01 ball, X5 Watch, 8.0+ MGS Galway Bay Rain Gear Review: https://forum.mygolfspy.com/topic/60769-galway-bay-rain-gear-2023-forum-review/ MGS Star Grip Review: https://forum.mygolfspy.com/topic/63328-star-grips-2024-forum-review/ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jody Posted May 7 Share Posted May 7 An old golfing friend of mine once said that if you offered most amateurs two puts a green they'd be delighted, that's thirty six shots with one club, we happily pay hundreds for the latest driver which in truth we probably only hit maybe between ten to fourteen times depending on the course and yet we argue about paying the most we can for a putter we use over twice as much ? bama no 1 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mr_BogeyPro Posted May 7 Share Posted May 7 13 hours ago, GolferXY said: I appreciate that you have found an ideal putter for your game. For a lot of golfers that's a life long quest. If a good putter can putt well with anything, then why do they choose a certain flatstick or get fitted for one? Because the more suited the putter is to you, the more confident you are and the better you putt. If I could find a putter that would guarantee 25 putts a round I'd pay most anything. Of course, golf is about all I do these days. When I was younger and had a growing family, I bought my clubs out of the bargain bin. Family grown, I've purchased two LAB putters and love them. I paid close to a grand for the first one, about 6 hundo for the 2nd [a broomstick after developing hip issues]. They fit me and I putt better, which means I have more fun. That's very true, but I think my response was more in alignment with people's expectations that when they purchase a new putter, it will work miracles. I truly feel that not a lot of golfers practice putting, and not a lot of golfers practice it the right way. This is an observation from my local course, where I hit balls on the range. Everyone is trying to slam their drives, hit their irons straight, and practice their swing. Not one single person goes to the greens to putt for 30 minutes or so. I would say yes, if they are confident in their putting, and they feel it consistent, then finding the right putter is ideal. In my opinion, most people chase the putter, without having a good stroke hoping for miracle. bama no 1, GolferXY and cnosil 3 Quote Driver: Callaway Rogue ST R Flex 3 Wood: TaylorMade Razr Hybrids: Callaway Rogue Max 3 - 5 Irons: TaylorMade M5 Wedges: TaylorMade Milled Grind 4 52, 54/Titleist Vokey M6 56 Putter: Odyssey White Hot OG 7 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mattkulick Posted May 7 Share Posted May 7 $200 tops. It’s the only club I’ve never gotten fitted for. While I assume the data suggest that getting fitted would/should improve performance, my current opinion is that putting is more feel than anything. Get the ball started on the right line with the right speed. bama no 1 and TJ Hall 2 Quote Driver: Callaway Paradym *** (10.5), Kai'li White 60 X Stiff 3W: Cobra LTDx LS (16.5), Tensei 75 X Stiff 3i-PW: Ping i500, DG x100 50, 55, 60: Cleveland RTX4, DG s400 Putter: Boccieri Heavy Putter A3-M Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hacker60521 Posted May 7 Share Posted May 7 12 hours ago, cnosil said: As a player you basically have to do one of two things.....find a putter that fits your stroke or fit your stroke to the putter. Most people seem to want to do the later. Even with a putter that has been fit to your stroke, you still have to work on the 4 skills of putting (aim, stroke, touch, read). @cnosil you raise a really interesting point. I’m definitely more of a keep my stroke and find a putter because it seems more consistent to me. On average I’d say I practice putting an hour or two each week - half indoor working on stroke and touch, half outdoor for aim and read. But maybe before I get fit for a new $$$ putter, it’s worth taking a few lessons. Jim Shaw, bama no 1 and TJ Hall 3 Quote Driver: Stealth2 3W: Stealth2 4H: Stealth 2 Irons 4I-9I: T200 Wedges P, 48: T200 Wedges 54, 58: Vokey SM9 Putter: O Works #1 Black Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DCXMIKE Posted May 7 Share Posted May 7 I'm currently gaming an Odyssey 10 that I typically love, but have had some moments lately. I was fitted for it but sometimes wonder if I'm truly a mallet guy. The next one I buy I'll definitely go with a full in fitting and assessment Before even leaning towards a type, NVM brand or style. TJ Hall and bama no 1 2 Quote Callaway Mavrik Irons, Mizuno Hybrids, Mizuno ST200 Driver, Mizuno Wedges, Odyssey 10 Putter Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
cnosil Posted May 7 Share Posted May 7 28 minutes ago, Hacker60521 said: @cnosil you raise a really interesting point. I’m definitely more of a keep my stroke and find a putter because it seems more consistent to me. On average I’d say I practice putting an hour or two each week - half indoor working on stroke and touch, half outdoor for aim and read. But maybe before I get fit for a new $$$ putter, it’s worth taking a few lessons. How do you work on touch(speed control) inside? TJ Hall and bama no 1 2 Quote Driver: G400 Max 9* w/ KBS Tour Driven Fairway: Paradym AI Smoke Max HL 16.5* w/MCA TENSEI AV Series Blue Hybrids: 915H 21* w/KBS Tour Graphite Hybrid Prototype 915H 24* w/KBS Tour Graphite Hybrid Prototype Irons: TR20V 6-11 w/Vizard TR20-85 Graphite Wedge: 54/12D, 60/8M w/Accra iWedge 90 Graphite Putter: Render w/VA Composites Baddazz Backup Putters: Sacks Parente MC 3 Stripe, Milled Collection RSX 2 Member: MGS Hitsquad since 2017 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GolferXY Posted May 7 Share Posted May 7 19 hours ago, cnosil said: I am not saying this is right or wrong by many believe that putting is about confidence, feel, and the look of the putter and that fitting provides little value. Additionally people play the same putter for decades and putt fine and there really isn't much tech in putters so they don't need a new expensive putter. Basically they learned how to make the putter work. It is hard to validate that putters (and really any club) result in better performance but the question is always how many putts per round are saved. Unfortunately that is too small of a sample size, really need to look at a season of data. I can attest that at the same skill level that putters WILL perform differently. I am one of the MGS most wanted testers and just like full swing clubs a putter will influence your aim and stroke and perform differently. This has been shown on systems like Puttlab and Quintic. As a player you basically have to do one of two things.....find a putter that fits your stroke or fit your stroke to the putter. Most people seem to want to do the later. Even with a putter that has been fit to your stroke, you still have to work on the 4 skills of putting (aim, stroke, touch, read). You nailed this one. I've been fit a couple of times for putters and found it to be interesting and informative. But regardless of the instrument, you have to learn the basic cords in order to make music. Hacker60521, TJ Hall and bama no 1 3 Quote -XY Sussex and Rain Rooster ProV1X QI10 LS Epic Flash 3-wood 4H Stealth 2, stiff i525, 6 - W, 1 degree flat, ProjectX 5.5 110 g shafts SM10 52, 56, 60 DF3 Broomstick Ping Pioneer Cart Bag MGI electric cart Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
toberg Posted May 7 Share Posted May 7 $350 at most TJ Hall and bama no 1 2 Quote Titleist Tsi driver Cobra ldtx 3-wood Titleist U510 Titleist t100 4-pw Sm8 50 Callaway raw jaws 54, 60 Odyssey white hot og stroke lab 7s Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ryan.mzzz Posted May 7 Share Posted May 7 my life philosophy is to be cheap as $h1t whenever possible, so that I can splurge on what’s important. So, I never buy lunch out, I make my own coffee, I have a house without much furniture, I buy reasonably priced vehicles that i keep running for as long as I can. My partner and I make a lot of our own food, so we can go to fairly pricey but high quality restaurants when we do go out. We also splurge on our activities that are important to us. For her, it’s surfing and biking, for me it’s golf and guitar, and we share snowboarding. For golf, I game a g400 standard. I’ve got a nice, super great feeling set of irons from 2016 that I’ve reshafted once. I’ve got a walking membership at a nice public course, which cost $1400+tax this year, and after I move that will go up to $1800/yr. I’m a one putter type of guy, and I paid $873 after tax for my lab df2 with a bgt stability shaft. This year, hopefully with a seasonal discount, i’ll be looking at a df3 with a tpt shaft for around $1k. I would only pay that because I believe that to be the best putter and shaft combination that’s ever existed on planet earth, and since I spend so much time with a putter in my hand, both at the course and at home(i like to putt when I’m thinking about how to solve hard problems), it’s worth it to me. Larryd3, TJ Hall, Hacker60521 and 1 other 4 Quote D ______ Ping G400 F{3|15} ______ Cobra King F9 X{3|19} ______ Ping G425 Hybrid I{5|24} {6|27} {7|31} {8|35} {9|40} Callaway Apex CF16 W{45|50} _____ Vokey SM8 W{54|58} _____ Vokey SM9 P ____________ L.A.B. DF 2.1 w/ Stability Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
IMBO Posted May 8 Share Posted May 8 After reading 9 pages of postings, guess I’m not much of a putter connoisseur. $150 would be my maximum. But I payed $199 for a TM Spider several years ago and hated it. Currently switch between a Cleveland Huntington Beach soft ($150) and Karsten Anser X (free from brother). Also use my 50 year old Anser from time to time and it still works very well. I haven’t payed much attention to the current putter offerings as I’m not impressed with the price or looks. I do keep my driver, irons and wedges current and an always tinkering with these. Most of the guys I compete against are decent putters but I generally have an advantage in the long game so that’s where I spend my $. I did modify the Cleveland putter by extending it to 38” trying to match Rickie Fowler’s putter specs. Like most putters, some days they are good but sometimes their crap. bama no 1, ryan.mzzz and TJ Hall 3 Quote Driver TSR3 B1 HZDS BLK; 3W TSI 15;5W TSI; Irons JPX 921 Forged 4-PW; Wedges 50,54,58 degree; Anser putter (circa 1960); Prov1 ball Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GG194 Posted May 8 Share Posted May 8 21 hours ago, mattkulick said: $200 tops. It’s the only club I’ve never gotten fitted for. While I assume the data suggest that getting fitted would/should improve performance, my current opinion is that putting is more feel than anything. Get the ball started on the right line with the right speed. I could have written this except for the fitting part. $200 TJ Hall and bama no 1 2 Quote Driver - Callaway GBB Epic Fairway - Cobra Baffler 5W Hybrid - TaylorMade Rescue mid 2,4,5h Irons - Cobra Baffler XL 7-P GW - Cobra Baffler XL SW - King Cobra os Putter - Evnroll ER2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hacker60521 Posted May 8 Share Posted May 8 23 hours ago, cnosil said: How do you work on touch(speed control) inside? I have a golf simulator and the room has turf throughout. So I do two types of drills. First, I have an alignment stick marked with tape every six inches. So I practice stroking to 6, 12, 18, just to lock in what each distance feels like. Then when I’m at the course, I’ll putt the same 6, 12, 18 to see what the distances would be. Second, the simulator has all sorts of putting areas but I focus on 5’, 15, and 45’. For these I look for two things — whether I am putting on line, and where my ball ends up. For 5’ I’m looking for as close to 100% in the cup. At 15’ and 45’ I’m looking to put the ball within 3’ of the cup. Larryd3, TJ Hall, cnosil and 2 others 4 1 Quote Driver: Stealth2 3W: Stealth2 4H: Stealth 2 Irons 4I-9I: T200 Wedges P, 48: T200 Wedges 54, 58: Vokey SM9 Putter: O Works #1 Black Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
zstokes Posted May 8 Share Posted May 8 On 5/6/2024 at 4:39 PM, cnosil said: I am not saying this is right or wrong by many believe that putting is about confidence, feel, and the look of the putter and that fitting provides little value. This is a salient point, as far as I'm concerned. But the reason that I got fitted for my $$$ Bettinardi was BECAUSE of look and feel. Once I was made aware that I really did need a face balanced putter (Quantic or Sam Putting Lab, I don't remember....whichever one Club Champion uses), and I saw the available options, I wanted DATA to backup my choice. The fitter even tried getting me to try a LAB and others, but when I saw the one I got, rolled it beautifully, it was game over. Looks matter to me. Maybe that's vanity or foolishness, but it does. TJ Hall and bama no 1 2 Quote Driver: Brnr MINI Driver | VA Nemesys 65 R Fairway metals: Rogue St Max 5 wood | VA Nemesys 65 R, Rogue St Max 7 wood | Aldila Rogue White 130 MSI 60 R, Rogue St Max 9 wood | VA Nemesys 65 R Irons: P790 5-7, P770 8-P matched | True Temper Dynamic Gold 105 VSS +.5, 1 degree up Wedges: SM8 54 S10, SM 8 58 S10 | True Temper Dynamic Gold, SM9 48 F10 | True Temper Dynamic Gold Putter: Super Select Golo 6, 37" Matador large grip Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bama no 1 Posted May 8 Share Posted May 8 3 hours ago, zstokes said: This is a salient point, as far as I'm concerned. But the reason that I got fitted for my $$$ Bettinardi was BECAUSE of look and feel. Once I was made aware that I really did need a face balanced putter (Quantic or Sam Putting Lab, I don't remember....whichever one Club Champion uses), and I saw the available options, I wanted DATA to backup my choice. The fitter even tried getting me to try a LAB and others, but when I saw the one I got, rolled it beautifully, it was game over. Looks matter to me. Maybe that's vanity or foolishness, but it does. I agree with you on the looks of the putter. If it doesnt look good to me then i will not have any confidence in it. No way can i use a lab putter, this thing looks hideous to me, different strokes for different folks. TJ Hall and zstokes 2 Quote WITB Cobra Radspeed 10.5 driver Cobra 3 wood Nickent hybrid PXG 0311 3-PW Cleveland zip core wedges 52,56,60 Odyssey/Goodwood putters-models works 7 for odyssey and Goodwood custom putters switch out from time to time. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Biingo Posted May 8 Share Posted May 8 My current gamer, LAB link.1, was around $400 and I would do it again. The confidence gained putting as well as distance control and shots on line more often make it worth every penny. Was skeptical about going with a center shafted option but the results have been great. It's a club used on basically every hole and it "pays" to have confidence in the club, whether you spent the new price tag on it or found it in a bargain/used option. Just a matter of finding the one that suits you best. bama no 1, TJ Hall and zstokes 3 Quote Ping G430 Max 10k driver Callaway Rogue ST LS 3&5 wood Ping i500 4-pw Vokey sm9 50,54,58 LAB Link.1 puttrr Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
manVSgolf Posted May 9 Share Posted May 9 (edited) On 5/6/2024 at 5:44 AM, Jeremy26 said: In the last 3 weeks I've spent $1,300 going down the LABbit hole. One counterbalance and one standard Mezz Max. I'm not sure if I get along with them. Guess I was hoping for some magic wand (which I obviously know is silly), but I'm realizing more and more that it's a "me" problem. Putting has always been the most difficult part of the game for me, so I'm always searching. It's a frustrating feeling, and it's gotten to the point that sometimes I feel like giving up the game I love. Rounds with my buddies start to feel like a chore, rather than a getaway. Knowing you're going miss 4 footers all day is a drag. This legitimately broke my heart. while I have neeever gotten to the point where I wanted to quit the game, I def have hit my limits from time to time with certain things. Take some time. I know what you just wrote about $1300 on 2 LABs recently not being the thing you were searching for immediately. If this continues to be the case… get a LAB broomstick. I. was such a s***** putter forever until 4 years ago, when I gave one a try (I had bought a standard, and arm-lock, and a broomstick to see what I liked the best). I’m not exaggerating when I tell you I knocked 5 strokes off of my score consistently immediately. I felt unsure of anything over 3 feet previously - Now I can’t wait to putt. Hang in there man, hit me up If you have questions on broomsticks. Edited May 9 by manVSgolf Jeremy26, Larryd3, TJ Hall and 1 other 4 Quote GD Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
toncol Posted May 9 Share Posted May 9 On 3/25/2024 at 10:39 AM, RickyBobby_PR said: I currently have or had 4 putters that costs $1200,2500 and 2 at $3000. Along with a other that was $700. I would have no problem paying $10k for a full GSS Scotty Fascinating. Can't help wondering why. Did/do they offer multiples of performance for the multiples of the average price ? Reminds me of friends of mine that collect expensive wine. I don't get it. I enjoy good wine, but for drinking, not looking at. Anyway, regarding the topic.....I don't have a max, but I am someone who would analyze what it is I'm paying for. So for a custom-built one-off I might pay a lot, but I don't really need/want one. I've looked at some stuff that that David Edel has put out on YouTube and while it's really interesting the engineer in me says there's a lot of confirmation bias in the process. Still, that kind of customization is interesting. I currently game a 2001 Scotty Pro Platinum Newport 2 that I got new. Once in a while I put it in "time out" but I always go back to it sooner rather than later. I have others by Odyssey, Scotty, Ping, but I always seem to go back to old faithful. I know what it's going to do, and while it's an unforgiving SOB I know that the errors are mine and not the club's. I've become convinced that a good putter can put reasonably well with just about anything, and that it's poorer putters who have to try to buy a putting game. One of my golf buddies has an old Wilson that he bought at a general sporting goods store...it's a piece of s#%t, but I'd bet my house on him with it from 10 ft bama no 1 1 Quote Taylor Made Stealth 2 driver w/Tensei White S, Cobra F9 3W & 5W w/Hazrdus Black S, Mizuno Pro221s 4-PW S-300s .75" long, TM MG series 50,54,58. GP Z-Grip, Cameron Pro Platinum Newport 2 putter. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dovebreast Posted May 10 Share Posted May 10 $200 bama no 1 1 Quote Designated Drinker Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SloSwingUpNorth Posted May 21 Share Posted May 21 Ok this is gonna sound a bit crazy, but the most I’ve spent on a putter is $22. It was $5 for the Odyssey blade white hot at a garage sale and $16 for the grip I put on and $1 for the grip tape and solution. And that replaced one given to me by a friend. What would my max be? I have no idea and until I decide to move on I might not find out. I love that golf can be approached in so many different yet valid ways! bama no 1 and ZJeb67 1 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Pando Posted May 21 Share Posted May 21 Good question. I pay more for things that make me feel good, feel confident and as a result play better or at least perceive that I’ll play better. The fact that there is no club you use more makes me more willing to pay. $600 is a good number including the custom fitting part. Loft and lie so important for start line. putter can last longer than any club so the per shot and time based value will be there! TJ Hall, Larryd3 and bama no 1 3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
tristar rick Posted May 21 Share Posted May 21 Well, i've pumped close to $ 500.00 each into at least 5 different Scotty's along with a 2 ball putter, several other must haves. A couple different broomstick styles. I'm thinking the next outlay is lessons.... SloSwingUpNorth, bama no 1 and TJ Hall 2 1 Quote tristar rick Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RangerGrey Posted June 5 Share Posted June 5 I paid almost as much for my LAB DF3 as my driver and today I would say it was worth it as I had (5) 1 putts for 9 holes, for 3 under par. Now my last 2 times out I was ready to start using my back up putter again. bama no 1 1 Quote Driver: GT2 9* w/ ARETERA Alpha One Blue 55-3 3W : GT 2 13.5* W/ Graphite Design Tour AD-VF 5 5W Qi10 w/ NX Speeder TCS 5 4H: Qi10 w/ NX Speeder TCS 5 5 thru PW : i530 5-PW w/ AXIOM 75 shafts Wedges: RTX 6 Full face 48*, 54* w/ i95 SteelFiber shafts Puter: GREEN DF3 w/Black 34" w/ BGT Stability ONE w/Press II 3 grip (Back-up) E2 34" w/ BGT Stability Fire shaft midsize Black Pure Grip Bag: FOLDS of HONOR Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GG194 Posted June 6 Share Posted June 6 On 5/8/2024 at 1:41 PM, bama no 1 said: I agree with you on the looks of the putter. If it doesnt look good to me then i will not have any confidence in it. No way can i use a lab putter, this thing looks hideous to me, different strokes for different folks. Absolutely agree, have to be comfortable looking down at it. bama no 1 1 Quote Driver - Callaway GBB Epic Fairway - Cobra Baffler 5W Hybrid - TaylorMade Rescue mid 2,4,5h Irons - Cobra Baffler XL 7-P GW - Cobra Baffler XL SW - King Cobra os Putter - Evnroll ER2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
lyle Posted June 6 Share Posted June 6 At first I thought that I wouldn’t be willing to pay more than 300 on a putter but I am so desperate to lower my score that my mind has changed. If it looks and performs good I think I would be willing to drop 500-600 on a putter. bama no 1 1 Quote Driver- Gen6 Tensei white 75g xflex tipped 9 degree 3 wood- proto hybrid- proto irons- mp52 gw- 50 degree sw- jaws 56 degree lw- 64 degree putter- bat attack bag- ball- Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
G-Ram Posted June 7 Share Posted June 7 Well I *used to* think about $400, but having just finished a comp, and missing out on 5 stable ford points of repping my Province, I can easily picture 5 putts that were 6 feet and inside that I missed. And no, not some insane breakers or anything like that, just couldn't seem to get the ball started on the proper line. (don't even get me counting the stubbed chips) So going to hop on the LAB party wagon and see where that gets me.. perhaps just poorer, and no better a putter, hard to say, but going to give it a whirl. manVSgolf, bama no 1, Larryd3 and 1 other 4 Quote we got a pool and a pond... the pond would be good for you Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
G-Ram Posted June 8 Share Posted June 8 On 6/6/2024 at 10:10 PM, G-Ram said: Well I *used to* think about $400, but having just finished a comp, and missing out on 5 stable ford points of repping my Province, I can easily picture 5 putts that were 6 feet and inside that I missed. And no, not some insane breakers or anything like that, just couldn't seem to get the ball started on the proper line. (don't even get me counting the stubbed chips) So going to hop on the LAB party wagon and see where that gets me.. perhaps just poorer, and no better a putter, hard to say, but going to give it a whirl. So ordered the DF3 this am in orange, forward press pistol grip. Sent in the fitting video, hopefully hear Monday just how far out this beauty is from getting here, as I leave for an epic golf trip in 28 days haha TJ Hall and bama no 1 2 Quote we got a pool and a pond... the pond would be good for you Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Braehead Posted June 14 Share Posted June 14 On 5/6/2024 at 1:44 PM, Jeremy26 said: In the last 3 weeks I've spent $1,300 going down the LABbit hole. One counterbalance and one standard Mezz Max. I'm not sure if I get along with them. Guess I was hoping for some magic wand (which I obviously know is silly), but I'm realizing more and more that it's a "me" problem. Putting has always been the most difficult part of the game for me, so I'm always searching. It's a frustrating feeling, and it's gotten to the point that sometimes I feel like giving up the game I love. Rounds with my buddies start to feel like a chore, rather than a getaway. Knowing you're going miss 4 footers all day is a drag. I can feel your pain. I spent £549 on my LAB DF3 and it ended up as quite an expensive mistake. You can search on my posts and find the review of the fitting process and then how I found it for the 22 rounds I played with it. It honestly almost broke me and I left the relationship in tatters with my putting. I re-read Putting Out of Your Mind by Dr Bob Rotella and it's really helped. I also went for another putter fitting at the local Odyssey fitting centre. That reinforced the rotation in my stroke and the preference for a top alignment line over a flange line. The Ai-One Rossie S and Seven S were two recommendations along with the Ai-One Milled One T CH (what a mouthful). I liked the One but not the price, so I looked on the Odyssey pre-owned site and found a TriHot 5K Seven S for £135. Now, that's one seriously large putter head, but the two-tone colour scheme hides it well and I just focus on the black blade section. The book plus the fitting have been a good combo and my putting confidence is returning - so far, so good. I drank the Kool Aid, thought the expensive, super-popular putter was the answer, learned my lesson and now I'm working on me! edkrisiak, TJ Hall, bama no 1 and 1 other 4 Quote Driver: Ping G430LST, Kaili White S 3 Wood: Ping G430Max, Alta Stiff 3H: Callaway Paradym, Tour AD-DI 8S 4&5H: Callaway Apex Pro, Tour AD-DI 8S 6-PW: Taylormade P770 ('23 model), KBS Tour Lite S 50/54/60: Vokey SM9, KBS Tour Lite S Putter: Toulon Atlanta with KBS OneStep shaft Ball: ProV1x (or Wilson Staff Model X) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
StrikurJim Posted June 14 Share Posted June 14 This goes against my better judgement but I will say $400.00. bama no 1 1 Quote WIMyB Nike Vapor Fly driver Nike Covert Tour 3Wood Titleist 913 5Wood Titleist 915 7Wood Mizuno MP-64 4i-PW Mizuno T-4 50 and 54 Wedges Callaway Mack Daddy forged 58 Odyssey Stroke Labs Double Wide Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
edkrisiak Posted June 14 Share Posted June 14 $250 for me. bama no 1 1 Quote Maltyby Clubs PXG Driver-4Wood and Putter Titleist Bag Sunday Bag Round Golf Balls Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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