Best Feeling Blade Putter

[BYK]

Whatever it is, it starts with carbon for me

[bucsgatorsrays]

I've rolled Tyson Lambs,009's, circle t's, Byron Morgan's, you name it. But the best feeling putter is a Ping redwood zb. It may not be very forgiving but there's nothing more rewarding than flushing it and sinking a 10'.

[krishlin]

I've played with custom copper Scottys ranging to forged Miuras. But out of all the putters I've been fitted and played with (over 60), I would recommend the Yonex ezone ezp-001. It's a fully milled forged carbon putter made in japan. Strange that I would recommend a Yonex right? But it's simply the softest non insert and most responsive putter I've played with so far. I easily sink literally everything under 10' and have only three putted maybe 20 times over the 5 years I have owned it. The finish is simplistic yet beautiful and the milled face looks absolutely stunning. You could probably get one on eBay for pretty cheap, considering how good it is. I would also recommend an old bullseye putter as it just simply works well. The lack of perimeter weighting causes off center shots to dramatically skew off line. That's the only reason I only play it on the weekends.

[lukerguy]

I'd like a putter with amazing feel, but I don't want amazing on miss-hits. I'd much rather feel the miss-hits.

[PixlPutterman]

Its hard for me to say anything feels better than my Mizuno TP Mills

[greenpiece]

Original Wilson 8802 from 1964. Nothing I've ever tried, and I've tried thousands of putters, feels as good.

[shanx]

Odyssey Protype Black.

 

I have owned a pile of Scotties (old style carbon Newports, newer deep milled Studio Selects, older Stainless Newports, a Newport Beach prototype). I just got this putter in and it is the softest feeling of them all...

 

I sold off all my Camerons.

[bodhi555]

Original Wilson 8802 from 1964. Nothing I've ever tried, and I've tried thousands of putters, feels as good.

 

Yep, or the Yonex Super A.D.X that was very similar.

 

It's also the only suggestion so far that is actually a blade - Anser/SC etc are not blades, they've got a dirty great big cavity in the back!

[shanx]

Original Wilson 8802 from 1964. Nothing I've ever tried, and I've tried thousands of putters, feels as good.

 

Ahh yes! "Magic metal" indeed....

 

I rolled a few with one of there years ago, could not believe how soft it felt (or the price tag). I should have bought it...

[Konklifer]

My early 80's Spalding TPM 3 with pencil shaft feels as good as anything. And I just got a beat up Rife Martinique that may feel even better and is actually forgiving.

[ratdg1]

Right now it's my Arnold Palmer "The Original."

[theothertwo]

The blade putters made of 303 Steel like the Scotty Camerons and others feel really good to me.

[oneaugusta]

TP MIlls pencil neck One with fluted shaft