got fitted for these a while ago, tried the other main brands ,but these just shone through, have slow swing speed due to rotator cuff surgery , these really have brought fun back in golf, got power spec, with dart recoil 75g reg graphite, and I'm Haigh handicap, these just feel so great and fill you with confidence behind the ball, thanks for great video, greetings from South west Ireland
The best putter I have is a Rossi that I purchase at an estate sale for $10, I have an Odyssey 2 ball sitting in the garage that I paid over $200 and it doesn't work as well as the Rossi.
I tried dozens of putters in my local store. I looked for consistency, I had better consistency with unfortunately the $350 ones while my dad found a $70 putter.
This is what’s wrong with some parts of golf today, prices escalating because they can get away with it. I had a putting lesson with a PGA tour short game coach, one of the things I asked him was if I should be using a blade or mallet, his response was if you get the mechanics right then you can putt with either and it comes down to personal Preference. I prefer a milled finish on the face, only inserts I’ve tried deaden the impact. I like blade style that’s what I’ve always used. My putter cost £70 a Ben Ross model by into the shop looked at several blade models which felt right in my hands then putting on the mat, put it down went and browsed at other clubs etc came back putted again and sank the ten footers, deal done. Having said that if someone needs to spend £300+ to feel they are in with a chance of sinking the putts then It’s their choice. None of those would be in my bag
If I was buying a new putter I would definitely look at the Wilson first. We all have good and bad days golfing. I don't think paying 2 or 3 hundred pounds more is going to help. Loved the look of the Ping putter but I don't think I would pay so much more just on looks.
I've bought plenty of putters over the last 40 years and the only constant is that the prices continue to rocket. I think we need to realise that just because the price is high doesn't mean it will work. Currently gaming a 1960s ping echo that I picked up in a charity shop for relative pennies.
Currently gaming a Cleveland soft 2 10.5... all I want in a putter, for a nice price. It's got tech with its variable milling, a firm but great feel, alignment is good, the slight arc matches my stroke... I find that most of the times I don't hole out it's because I either read poorly the line or hit the ball too hard or too softly... Not the arrow, the Indian.
Spent £280 on my current gamer, which included a fitting using SAM Put Lab. Very happy with it but its regular practice more than anything which has made me more consistent on the greens.
Getting the right putter is key, I don't think cost is the question, that bring said I've never had something better than my LAB DF3 (valued circa £750 with the upgrades in the setup) #eastanglianairambulance #togetherwesavelives #edga #disabilityawareness #shotscope #cobra #taylormade #proshotgolfclub #disabilityinsport #huofficialclothing #tp5 #labgolfputters #labgolf #df3 #flightscope #mevo #flightscopeuk #pulsioofficial #gxgolf #gxgolfgloves
If you've got the money, spend it as you wish. Since I'm not making a living playing golf, I don't think I could spend more than $300 for a putter. Ironically, I purchased a used Scotty putter three years ago for $200 and it's been a good performer. I just had it regripped and was using an old Taylormade White Smoke MC72 34" putter that I bought used for my wife about seven years ago and it's outperforming my Scotty and staying in the bag.
My current putter is Odyssey White Hot OG 2-Ball Stroke Lab. I paid £118 for it 2 years ago. I think it was a price mistake but anyway, I even thought that was too much to pay for a putter. The thought of paying over £300 makes me feel like vomiting.
I agree with you - £300 sounds a lot. But when I stop and think that 40% of my shots are puts, I do think a decent putter is probably as important as my driver (which costs far more than £300). But it’s only worth it if it can help eliminate some of my own flaws and that’s tough to see 🤷♂️
I really like your reviews. You have a relaxed, engaging style and you focus on what’s actually important. Regarding putters …. I find user error is my biggest problem; when I miss yet another 3 footer I don’t think I can really blame the club 🙄 I recently bought an ex-demo King Cobra Supernova from a club for £150. I couldn’t miss in their practice area …. Not quite the same on a real green but, again, that’s more down to me. I do like my putter though and it’s worth £150 but that’s probably as high as I’d go.
If the driver is "purpose built" for driving long distances off the tee, and putters are built to roll the ball into the hole from a short distance away, why are many golfers embarrassed to use chippers and consider it cheating to use them? Chippers are built to help get the ball out of tight spots or over obstacles like bunkers and water hazards. According to the USGA and the rules of golf, chippers are legal to use in tournament play so long as they don't have a putter grip, any appendages used for aiming purposes, and they must be the same length as a 7-iron (no longer and no shorter). Why not take advantage of all the legal competitive advantages you can?
It was fun to watch and yes I'd like to see more videos like this. Beautiful golf course too. Like everyone else below, I'd like to know more about what shafts she's playing, grips and ball.
p770 should have been compared to apex pro cb ai200 to p790 anyway i went for ai200 cause i wanted more distance and can't stand those speed pocket designs which p770 and p790 has.
Thank you Sophia! I appreciate this information. I just pick a second a couple years ago. I want to more serious. I was at second swing, I wanted upgrade now that I would like to focus on game. I had no idea about how to on golf clubs purchase. It was suggested to look COBRA FLY-XL WOMENS COMPLETE GOLF CLUB SET (FLY-XL W NEW BOX). After listening to video I will approach the purchase differently.
Such a great video. Well presented and not in a studio. You showed real course usage and such great results. It was amazing to see the rollout on the chips and the differences.
