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Would cutting down a putter change how the putter is during a stroke?

admin — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 09:33:09 +0000

The only putters that are for sale are 33' putters. Would it change the putter(besides the length) if I got it cut down to 31'?

Would it change:
Feel
Stroke

Would it change the weight so much that it would seem like a whole new putter?

YES, it will change the feel, which may impact your stroke.

Shortening a putter (ESPECIALLY by 2 inches) would decrease the swing-weight of the putter, therefore making it feel lighter.

You would be taking approximately 20 grams off of the putter, so compensate you would either need to put 20 grams of lead tape on the putter, or put 20 grams worth of tungsten powder down the shaft.

I would recommend cutting off .5/1 inch at a time to see what you like best, and see how the weight works for you. But some people do like the lighter weight head and some like a heavier head.

When you cut it down, at first it will seem like you are missing everything, so give it a little time, don't jump to conclusions without a little time with it.

Good luck.

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Woody Austin Breaks Putter on his Head

admin — Sat, 01 Nov 2008 15:40:12 +0000

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Pro Golfer Woody Austin beats his brains out with his putter at the Verizon Heritage in ‘97 at Hilton Head.

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Mulholland Practice Putter Hole All Leather – Lariat Leather

admin — Sat, 01 Nov 2008 13:57:07 +0000

The classic putting practice hole reinterpreted in leather. The scallop-cut edges of the hole gently fold down to trap a well-aimed ball. A golf essential for the executive office. 8″ in diameter. Available Colors: Lariat Leather. AL4019-LAR.

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What kind of putter should I get for my boyfriend?

admin — Sat, 01 Nov 2008 07:17:00 +0000

I want to get him a new putter for Christmas. He is 6'1" with long legs. He is very good. Not quite professional, but still really good. So does any one have suggestions? Any good or bad experiences with your putter?

Do NOT get him a putter. A putter is a very personal club, and he may be afraid or at least unwilling to offend you by taking it back for one that fits him better. Many things are taken into account when getting a new putter. The length, and the lie, the feel, don't spoil it for him, let him get his own. Best thing you can do, is to get him a gift cert to a golf shop for a putter and let him pick it out.

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Odyssey Golf Taboo Custom Winn Putter Grip

admin — Sat, 01 Nov 2008 06:05:43 +0000

Scorelow offers a unique line of hard-to-find Odyssey custom replacement grips from original equipment manufacturer (OEM) clubs to help golfers replace their grips with the exact same premium quality grips. Designed with a look inspired by the Tour, this grip has a semi-pistol sahping that fits well with a wide variety of hand sizes and the soft tactile construction material enhances feel.

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MDC Putter Component Head

admin — Sat, 01 Nov 2008 06:04:24 +0000

Scotty Cameron Newport Clone Golf Clubs, The MDC putter offers a classic design that is perfect for golfers of all levels. The low loft produces a putt which rolls off the putter face with less hopping, thus allowing your putt to roll smoother towards the hole with added speed. The heel and toe weighting and slight offset helps golfers to align putts along the right line, and the Perimeter weighting makes the MDC an extremely forgiving putter. The classic profile makes this putter very easy to look at, thus allowing the golfer to make every putt for rounds to come.

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What do you look for when choosing a putter?

admin — Sat, 01 Nov 2008 06:02:56 +0000

I've upgraded my golf clubs with the exception of the putter. I'm not sure what to look for. There is just so many choices out there. Anyone have suggestions on what you should look for when buying a putter? Is it just whichever feels the best to you when you hit it or what?

I prefer a long face … the longer face width is more obvious when aligning or "aiming" the putter to the direction you intend to start the putt.

My second criteria is back weighting … which makes a smooth stroke that continues through the ball easier.

"Yip's" are usually the result of a jerky motion during putting. Something we all try to avoid all the time!!

Putters are the only club that are not "regulated" … thus, you have almost unlimited styles to pick from.

Good Luck!!!

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Putter Bot

admin — Sat, 01 Nov 2008 06:01:51 +0000

RC golf robot… Watch out Tiger..

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