Biggest Factor In Putter You Game

Toulon · 2021-02-08T20:46:25+00:00

As a guy who's owned well over 100 putters, I've come to a conclusion about what is the differentiating factor about what makes a putter work for me. Would...

Eguller

scotts33

LOL....One of my golf buddies favorite sayings " Miss read, miss hit, MAKE ! " 🙃

rsvman2

I just want a putter that puts a smooth roll on the ball. I prefer half-mallets, generally, b the wldmuse anything that has a smooth feel. Can't stand a tinny feel or a really light putter. Don't care about alignment marks at all. If the face if the putter is flat, I can line up a putt.

candukid

Face balanced. Has to be. Centre shafted. Prefer a mallet but the Heavy putter I started gaming last year works well. Looking forward to the odessey strokes I am getting from cutter. Oh and no more than 34". Big grip too.

Dufferman

I think if I had to choose I would have to go with a mallet style. I like the longer alignment lines. Current gamer for a couple years is a Scotty Red X mallet. I got it from a garage sale for $5 because the lady didn't know where her husband was and quoted me a price! I still can't make squat at my home course, but I make more with it then without it.

bigshank

I have 3 putters. In order that I putt best with.
1- older odyssey 2 ball blade white hot
2-TM spider tour black
3- Scotty Newport select
scotty feels great looks great but I seem to ever make shit with this thing. It’s Anser style head maybe just not my jam

Walterjn

I currently have only one putter. An older Odyssey dual force mallet. I'd like to try one of those backstryke putters Odyssey made.

sdandrea1

A putter that I can pick up my ball with........and a putter that flies less than 20 yards when thrown.

KCee

Been using an Odyssey 7S Works Black for a few years now. I like the sightline this shape provides and it has the slant neck for some toe hang. 34" and it has a 50g backweight with SS Flatso 1.0 grip. The only thing I don't like about this putter is the insert so I'm considering shelling out the dough for the Toulon Las Vegas version. I've never been a fan of inserts although the microhinge face really does get the ball rolling. I swear I've had many putts go in that should have been short lol.

Typhoon

Putter length and lie.
Not a "“strong arc" design putter.
Head weight.

braveheart

I use a YES Donna putter. I like a heavier head weight that seems to compliment my straight back and through left hand low style of putting well.
i have a Scotty Cameron that is nice looking but does not have the heft I desire and need.
I also own an Odyssey two ball center shafted that I added some lead tape to the head that is pretty good as well.
I get the speed right first in distance as my biggest factor.

LBlack14

Nothing about this putter that I don't like.

Spuzz

LBlack14 Nothing about this putter that I don't like.

That's about as opposite as you can get from my "like"
lol

wishbone

Spuzz

lol, mine too. Too big at both ends of that putter for my taste

JoeHatesSnow

sdandrea1
I really like the look of that CAG. How does it feel compared to the Odyssey? From the pics it looks to me like the insert is metal, which I've generally preferred over polymer ones like the OG white hot which I didn't like. I was considering one of the Stroke Lab V-line putters with the micro hinge but I'm worried about the insert.

sdandrea1

JoeHatesSnow

The insert is metal and feels firmer than the Odyssey. The head is smaller too......this is a small mallet. I love it. Best $89 I ever spent on a putter.

JoeHatesSnow

sdandrea1
I'm tempted. The shape looks great. I've been playing a Yes! Valerie for many years and it looks similar. I'm also a believer in groove tech for better roll, the CAG looks similar to the old AGSI insert by TaylorMade (which I was a fan of).

fatshot

JoeHatesSnow Just received my CAG345 yesterday. It is everything Steve said about it....GREAT mallet shape, NOT a huge mallet (reminds me of my original Ram Zebra, except heel/toe weighted), and good feel off the face!). I ordered it through Amazon, and with Free shipping and using some rewards points I had on my credit card, it
came to $65! Today I'll "modify" it to fit me by adding some length and a new larger grip....then good to go!!

pellmell

The putters that I like have four features in common, ½ - ¾ toe hang, 34" length, D-5 swingweight, 490 grams total weight ± 10 grams.

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