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Police · 10-26-2006, 03:50 PM

Has to be a white hot putter they are great for feel and are very soft off the putter face i have a white hot number 6 and its great

Titus · 11-07-2006, 01:12 PM

I currently use 2 Kevin Burns putters but if I were to purchase one today I will go for a NIke OZ Black T100.

Sweet feeling mallet.

Golfbum · 11-07-2006, 01:26 PM

I find it hard to believe that no one mentioned any of the YES C GROOVE putters in this discussion. I have used a TRACYII for the past year and love this putter.
When I bought mine I was the only one out of my regular group of golfers who was using a YES.
Now 4 of us are using various models of YES C GROOVE putters.

The ball rolls very true off of these putters. Normal putters make the ball skid for the first foot or so. The YES putters get the ball rolling quicker, so you will get a truer roll.
With many different models to chose from you should be able to find one that you like. YES is now making some of their models with weight cartridges in the bottom of the putter so you can vary the weight of the putter for faster or slower greens.

I was at the LPGA Canadian Open in London Ontario .I talked to the YES REP down by the practice green. He showed me the new forged model that should be out on the market now. It was a very nice looking putter and well balanced. During that Canadian Open YES putters were in the bags of 33 LPGA players. During the Ladies British Open the week before 31 players were using YES. I see more YES putters being used on the European PGA than I do here. But you have to remember YES does not pay anyone endorsement fees to use their flat sticks. Sometimes that makes a huge difference as to which putter goes in a PRO’s bag.

Police · 11-17-2006, 01:21 PM

Thsi may sound very strange but i have had my white hot putter re-gripped with a yes grip putter thick grip looks cool and feels nicee

Fourputt · 11-26-2006, 11:26 AM

There are as many responses to this question as there are players. Putters and putting styles are very individual and personalized. What feels right to one player is nothing but a broomstick to another. Sometimes it is the ball one uses or the way the greens are cut, or the type of grass you play on that makes a certain putter feel better than another.

I bought an Odyssey DF992 several years ago in my course clubhouse with "book" money from club tournaments, and I have never considered using anything else since then. This putter feels good in my hands, it seems to strike a harder ball almost the same as it does a Pro V1... I don't see a lot of difference in how hard I have to stroke it for the same distance putt. I like the classic design.... I've never liked the funky look of the 2 ball, 3 ball etc. I've tried but never been able to get a good feel with any sort of mallet headed putter.

So, for me, my Odyssey will stay in my bag till I can no longer play the game. Yesterday I had 12 one putt greens in 18 holes, and only one of those one putts was less than 4 feet. This putter just works for me...

Police · 12-01-2006, 12:54 PM

I have started practising with a blade putter for some reasons....very different from my white hot

R7oss · 12-06-2006, 07:55 AM

I'm currently deciding whether to go for the taylormade rossa monza corza or the odyssey white steel 2 ball putter, what would you guys go for? I bought a white hot 2 ball putter when they came out and i loved it, had it stolen with the rest of my clubs and looking now to get a new putter. I've tried the monza corza and really liked it, so im undecided

Tiger-Whoops · 12-23-2006, 05:53 PM

Right over the past three months i have gone through 3 putter :
#1-Top flite thing basically it was shit lucky if i ever 2 putted but saying that i belive that it sn't the putter but the player well anyway
#2-Rossa monza corsa i liked this putter much better but i still cudn't get to grips with the whole concept of putting
#3-Odyssey tri ball srt i love this putter so much it looks are hideous but its performance is great so much balance and is a great weight and the ball come of the face so true

Overall i believe that youy should go to your local pro shop keep trying out putter till you find the one that suits you best because at the end of the day its not the putter its the player

Police · 12-24-2006, 06:02 AM

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Originally Posted by R7oss

I'm currently deciding whether to go for the taylormade rossa monza corza or the odyssey white steel 2 ball putter, what would you guys go for? I bought a white hot 2 ball putter when they came out and i loved it, had it stolen with the rest of my clubs and looking now to get a new putter. I've tried the monza corza and really liked it, so im undecided

Stick with odyssee in my opinion they are the best putters around.