Jesse

Do you like your putters on the heavy side or on the light side? I find a heavier putter gives me more control...what's recommended, and what do you find works best for you?

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white_tiger_137

I love heavy putters!
It feels like with light putters I can't force myself to take a big enough backswing, which leads to overaccelerating through the pull, which leads to 17 putt greens.







Don't laugh

It happens.

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white_tiger_137

I love heavy putters!
It feels like with light putters I can't force myself to take a big enough backswing, which leads to overaccelerating through the putt, which leads to 17 putt greens.







Don't laugh

It happens.

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Jesse

Oh, I'm not laughing. I've had my share of 4-10 putt greens. You get more and more frustrated, and your putting gets worse and worse. You start missing two footers, and your whole round is screwed

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Cly

I have tried the heavy putters but I seem to smash the ball past the cup.I think it would take some getting use to.I use a ping putter that I have had for about 7 years and put very well with it.I would like to maybe get one of those long putter to play around with.I think they would work really good on fast greens..


Cly

CanCaddy

I have tried a long putter on several occasions and it did help a lot with too much wrist action, which is something I've had a problem with lately. It really cut down on the feel of the putt though, so I don't use one anymore. Plus, you can get some really strange looks from people on the course who don't look too closely and think you're not using a putter to putt with

I tend to like a heavy putter, but I don't really know if it's helping with my case of the yips.

Prea

I dont mean to flame but are you a serious golfer because i have never seen a serious player have a 4 putt green.

I like heavier putters more because when I use a light putter I dont hit the ball hard enough and end up short but a heavier putter solves that problem for me.

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xStyLe

I think everyone has at one point, 4 putted a green.

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Prea

I have still yet to do that.

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ShmocloGolf

heavy putters are better for me. if you have a putter that is on the lighter side just put some lead tape on the shaft and it makes a big difference thats what i did