Educate me on which See More I want

[dxdgenert]

I like the concept of the Rifle Scope Technology and want to try a See More putter. But which one? I’m looking for a milled head, preferably deep milled. No inserts! I like an Anser style flange but with a wider body. I prefer straight lines over curves. So, which See More is that?

[SeeMore Putters]

I like the concept of the Rifle Scope Technology and want to try a See More putter. But which one? I'm looking for a milled head, preferably deep milled. No inserts! I like an Anser style flange but with a wider body. I prefer straight lines over curves. So, which See More is that?

 

Happy to help with our input. Give a look at the Nashville series z1c (platinum or black). Head looks like an anser head without the hosel. Many who like an anser style head start with this look. Or you can always try our DB4. If you need more info give us a ring at 615-435-8015 or open 24/7 at [email protected].

[dxdgenert]

I like the concept of the Rifle Scope Technology and want to try a See More putter. But which one? I'm looking for a milled head, preferably deep milled. No inserts! I like an Anser style flange but with a wider body. I prefer straight lines over curves. So, which See More is that?

 

Happy to help with our input. Give a look at the Nashville series z1c (platinum or black). Head looks like an anser head without the hosel. Many who like an anser style head start with this look. Or you can always try our DB4. If you need more info give us a ring at 615-435-8015 or open 24/7 at [email protected].

Thanks for the response. I should have been more clear, it doesn’t need to look like an Anser, just be a heel-toe blade. I imagine you folks think your blade design is better and I’m open to its benefits. I just don’t want a mallet or other crazy shapes.

[SeeMore Putters]

I like the concept of the Rifle Scope Technology and want to try a See More putter. But which one? I'm looking for a milled head, preferably deep milled. No inserts! I like an Anser style flange but with a wider body. I prefer straight lines over curves. So, which See More is that?

 

Happy to help with our input. Give a look at the Nashville series z1c (platinum or black). Head looks like an anser head without the hosel. Many who like an anser style head start with this look. Or you can always try our DB4. If you need more info give us a ring at 615-435-8015 or open 24/7 at [email protected].

Thanks for the response. I should have been more clear, it doesn't need to look like an Anser, just be a heel-toe blade. I imagine you folks think your blade design is better and I'm open to its benefits. I just don't want a mallet or other crazy shapes.

 

try the m1t or mini giant or one SS - all three great designs.

[dxdgenert]

I like the concept of the Rifle Scope Technology and want to try a See More putter. But which one? I'm looking for a milled head, preferably deep milled. No inserts! I like an Anser style flange but with a wider body. I prefer straight lines over curves. So, which See More is that?

 

Happy to help with our input. Give a look at the Nashville series z1c (platinum or black). Head looks like an anser head without the hosel. Many who like an anser style head start with this look. Or you can always try our DB4. If you need more info give us a ring at 615-435-8015 or open 24/7 at [email protected].

Thanks for the response. I should have been more clear, it doesn't need to look like an Anser, just be a heel-toe blade. I imagine you folks think your blade design is better and I'm open to its benefits. I just don't want a mallet or other crazy shapes.

 

try the m1t or mini giant or one SS - all three great designs.

OK, it looks like I've narrowed things down to two older models:

The Original FGP SS303 Milled and the PTM 1 FGP

Can any one shed any light on what differences, if any, exist between these two putters?

[dxdgenert]

I like the concept of the Rifle Scope Technology and want to try a See More putter. But which one? I'm looking for a milled head, preferably deep milled. No inserts! I like an Anser style flange but with a wider body. I prefer straight lines over curves. So, which See More is that?

 

Happy to help with our input. Give a look at the Nashville series z1c (platinum or black). Head looks like an anser head without the hosel. Many who like an anser style head start with this look. Or you can always try our DB4. If you need more info give us a ring at 615-435-8015 or open 24/7 at [email protected].

Thanks for the response. I should have been more clear, it doesn't need to look like an Anser, just be a heel-toe blade. I imagine you folks think your blade design is better and I'm open to its benefits. I just don't want a mallet or other crazy shapes.

 

try the m1t or mini giant or one SS - all three great designs.

OK, it looks like I've narrowed things down to two older models:

The Original FGP SS303 Milled and the PTM 1 FGP

Can any one shed any light on what differences, if any, exist between these two putters?

So... I’m a weak man. A used, like-new PTM 1 is coming my way. $65 seemed too good to pass up! How’d I do?

[BogeyParBogey]

I'd say pretty well, roll it and see how you do! The PTM1 has rifle scope and is face balanced at impact, but also has toe hang.

[SeeMore Putters]

PTM1 is a fantastic gamer. Very simple to use. Let us know what questions you have. Happy to help.

[dxdgenert]

Putter arrived, today. Terrific craftsmanship! The set up is effortless, to me, and seems like it will be very consistent from one putt to the next. The ball feels great on center-strikes but lets you know when you’ve missed. After five putts, I was stacking balls into a neat little pile from 10 feet. Putter is 33 inches, which is my preferred length but I’m toying with the idea of adding a Super Stroke counter-balanced grip. I’m curious if the combination of center shaft and shorter length will make that impractical?

[SeeMore Putters]

Putter arrived, today. Terrific craftsmanship! The set up is effortless, to me, and seems like it will be very consistent from one putt to the next. The ball feels great on center-strikes but lets you know when you've missed. After five putts, I was stacking balls into a neat little pile from 10 feet. Putter is 33 inches, which is my preferred length but I'm toying with the idea of adding a Super Stroke counter-balanced grip. I'm curious if the combination of center shaft and shorter length will make that impractical?

 

What did your "online" measurement give you? Thanks.

[calvin1560]

Cracks me up that they refer to a dot and two lines as a “technology”.

[dxdgenert]

I’ll have to look into the online calculator but I’m fairly short (5’7) with long arms. In the past I’ve always gravitated to 33”, give or take 1/2”. When I use a 35” putter, like my previous PING, I tend to choke down quite a bit. As I understand that is the preferred grip for a counter balanced grip (1-2” of shaft above the hands). I’ve always assumed that a center shafted putter should be a bit longer than typical to ensure the toe isn’t down and the heel up.

I guess my question is if a 33” SeeMore is too short experiment with a counter balanced grip? If it is too short, I’ll just use a different Super Stroke model, without counter balancing.