Butz

Hey,

attached herewith is an article that may let us ponder...
Putter for Fast green & slow green.

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Butz

Attn: Mods & Owners,

sorry for posting this, I just want to let all the people who are expert read and make a comment on the putter.

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DennisM

I'm having trouble reading the text on that page, but the putter looks like one of the Oddysey 2 ball models. I have a clone of the 2 ball blade that I tried to see if old fashioned me could get my head around something so strange looking. I liked it enough and recently ordered a new White Hot 2 ball SRT... the style with the heavy steel bars looping around it that appears to be a mallet head.

I also play regularly with a guy who uses a 2 ball belly putter and really likes it. The 2 ball and 3 ball alignment aids seem to work as well or better than anything else. There's certainly no arguing that many tour pros on all the tours are using them. They don't use things they can't make work... endorsement over...

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Doby45

What exactly is it we are debating/pondering? If you should carry one putter for slow greens and then another for fast greens? There is nothing to debate, this is simply a preference. If I wanted to I could carry one set of irons for courses with light rough and another set of irons for courses with heavy rough. All preference, nothing to debate or discuss for that matter.

Butz

Hey,

no debate actually from here...

I just posted this article because I often would see Golfer using only one putter.

However, this Golfer, uses two putter. One for fast and one for slow green. Just quite unusual isn't it.

Somehow, I am experimenting on this...using two putter.

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DennisM

Actually, if you can believe what you read, many pros use one putter for fast greens and a different putter for slow greens. The thing I've never been able to understand, considering how I've tried it repeatedly, is how they say the HEAVY putter is for fast greens and the light putter for slow greens. I do better using just the opposite school of thought.

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white_tiger_137

Yeah, that's wrong.

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Foster4

you want a heavy putter for fast so you have more feel on the short backswing etc...light putter for slow so you can generate more speed through the ball..

and as for slow greens i have trouble when i putt cuz i use a very soft scotty cameron