Which Putter Would You Order Today

[Brazilian Golfer]

The Gold's Factory USA Lucky Clover putter is a limited edition Tour putter based on the Private Stock No.1 model from Gold's Factory.

MSRP: $1,780.00 ( but this putter is a GoodLuck putter :D )

 

The new 2008 RC Star P2 Putter from Royal Collection is a unique Neo-Mallet style putter featuring super soft SUS304 construction. It's triangular shape and curved back create easy alignment and a proper path to the ball. The RC Star P2 also features an under cavity below the face for optimal feel and CG placement. This heavy 365g head is paired with a heavy NS Pro 150g steel shaft and 75g Iomic Grip. It is finished in a slick Black Ion Plating and is standard 33" in length.

MSRP: $275.00 $260.00

 

This is a very nice putter 2 and you cant miss the line with this :D

 

 

The C-Groove Hanna model is a center-shafted mallet style putter with a unique face-balaned design and extra long single sightline.

 

Face Balanced Mallet Head Style

Regular size: 32"-37"

355 gram head weight; center-shafted

Long sight line for ease of alignment

Toe-Heel weight distribution

Maximum Forgiveness

Custom fitted head cover

$149.99

 

Simple, beautiful and good price....probably my next putter.

[PingG10]

Rife hybrid mallet-put the SC pro platinum newport mid out of my bag-you'd still have $$ left over for some good golf balls! It isn't custom per se(it does allow you to fit it to your stance yourself)-but I really haven't warmed up to the idea of "custom" putters yet.

[kitsoasis]

i'm intrigued by the redwood piper, does anyone have any experiences with it?

Redwood is a great line from Ping if you ask me, my first milled putter was the Redwood Anser and that was a great feeling putter for me. Responsive, crisp feel and great roll.

 

The Piper would be much the same. It's a good looking mallet and looks simplistic and comfortable enough from address to inspire confidence.

 

You could well buy that and spend the rest on golf balls or something.

What do you think about the Scotty Cameron Squareback and Fastback?

[SheriffBooth]

i'm intrigued by the redwood piper, does anyone have any experiences with it?

 

I've played with the Piper for 2 seasons now and it's an awesome putter. I'll tinker with other things but I won't get rid of this flatstick - I think it aligns as well as any of the huge moi mallets.

 

It's heavy though, and the weight is not adjustable. It doesn't do as well for me when the greens are slow in the winter. But on slick summer greens it's deadly.

 

For $350 I agree with some of the other posters to get something more affordable and use the rest for other gear. I've rolled the new Ping IWI's and they've got a nice feel. Same for the White Hot Tour #5 and Rossie II. Haven't rolled the squareback or fastback yet, but I imagine they will have a similar feel to the Redwood Piper but with adjustable weights.

[MMB1500]

If it were me, I'd go with a Delacruz C2.

[hattrick3518]

go with the squareback!

 

that would be my present to myself if i had $350 :)

[damnorcross]

I've used mallets for the past 10 years, I can't use any other style anymore. Here is what is in my current rotation:

 

Mizuno Bettinardi BC3

Cameron Red X

Never Compromise GM2 Exchange #1

 

I like the looks of the Rife Barbados black, but haven't tried it out yet.

[MizunoManMP]

i'm intrigued by the redwood piper, does anyone have any experiences with it?

Redwood is a great line from Ping if you ask me, my first milled putter was the Redwood Anser and that was a great feeling putter for me. Responsive, crisp feel and great roll.

 

The Piper would be much the same. It's a good looking mallet and looks simplistic and comfortable enough from address to inspire confidence.

 

You could well buy that and spend the rest on golf balls or something.

What do you think about the Scotty Cameron Squareback and Fastback?

 

 

I didn't even know of these two models until I started this thread but that Squareback looks really nice. The problem is I don't have a place to try 2/3's of these models that people have mentioned. I'm going to have to buy before I test drive any of them.....

[harkerbob]

I have a Rife barbados as a back up its a great putter and it will leave plenty of cash to spend on other stuff.

[jaskanski]

Can you get a Wrx Jas Anser wTi for $350? I'd go for that.

[gnead]

How about one of these. "Its not a want its a NEAD"

[joekelli]

If I had $350 to spend , there is no question as to what I would order.

 

A Machine putter

 

[golf fanatic16]

I say go with the scotty cameron red x3 or x5. I also like the look of the rife abaco. I've never putted with the abaco but it looks nice. I've putted with rife putters before and they have great feel but I don't think any feel can beat a scotty.But, whatever putter you get, get a winn avs jumbo putter grip. I have one and it has helped tremendously. I hope this helped and GOOD LUCK!!!!

 

Mike

[oks871]

o yea, the machines look really nice... i havent had the oppurtunity to try one yet. yet. that will someday change.

[MizunoManMP]

ok a couple last questions. no more i PROMISE. i found a place that had the selects (i was actually pretty dissapointed with the mallet styles, probably since I haven't owned one before) but i really liked the 2.7. They also had a redwood anser there too. I hit that and I liked that one as well. which one do you guys get out of those two?

[Dill Pickleson]

Ping Redwood Black Satin Anser w/ a Pingman Blackout Grip

 

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:yahoo:

[DooZ]

ok a couple last questions. no more i PROMISE. i found a place that had the selects (i was actually pretty dissapointed with the mallet styles, probably since I haven't owned one before) but i really liked the 2.7. They also had a redwood anser there too. I hit that and I liked that one as well. which one do you guys get out of those two?

 

For possible resale I would get the select. Don't get me wrong, the Ping is a great feeling stick too! I guess now it comes down to which one YOU prefer better(looks, feel, etc.).

Just pull the trigger on something...........LOL

[kitsoasis]

ok a couple last questions. no more i PROMISE. i found a place that had the selects (i was actually pretty dissapointed with the mallet styles, probably since I haven't owned one before) but i really liked the 2.7. They also had a redwood anser there too. I hit that and I liked that one as well. which one do you guys get out of those two?

 

For possible resale I would get the select. Don't get me wrong, the Ping is a great feeling stick too! I guess now it comes down to which one YOU prefer better(looks, feel, etc.).

Just pull the trigger on something...........LOL

I totally agree with that DooZ said. Camerons will always be better for resale, but unless you frequently change putters then you should just go for the one what you like more.

There's no point getting a putter with better resale value when you're not sinking putts....

[PuttingDoctor]

Well here's the deal. Of course not knowing where you're located may drive the total cost up.

 

Visit the RIFE Putters V1 Studio. Spend up to an hour with one of our tour reps and get custom fit for any regular length putter. Walk out with your new RIFE and you'll have $50 left over as the total cost is $300.

 

If you're too far away from the Orlando area just visit your favorite golf retailer or PGA pro and you'll have enough left over for a round or two with your new flat stick.

 

Get a RIFE! RIFE is good!

[Mizzy13]

TM Rossa Corzina putter....just awesome!

[Viking Golfer]

If your budget is $350, I would get a Scotty SS Fastback or Squareback and buy 2 dozen golf balls for the left over money :D

[MizunoManMP]

so i putted around with as many of the putters as i could find last weekend and i pulled the trigger on a select 2.6, the heavy model. we'll see how it goes....thanks for the suggestions all, much appreciated

[DooZ]

so i putted around with as many of the putters as i could find last weekend and i pulled the trigger on a select 2.6, the heavy model. we'll see how it goes....thanks for the suggestions all, much appreciated

 

Well It's about time........LOL j/k Good luck with your purchase!

[whitepatch342]

A putter that is on sale of late that i think has great weight and feel that flies under the radar is the Nike Unitized putter...very solid...go to different stores to look at all the stock. I wouldnt have even thought of a Nike putter before testing it.