Lots of toe hang, too risky?

[Life on 14]

Don’t feel like my stroke fits a toe hang like this but damn they just look right when I set up. Find myself opening the stance a bit and seeing the line better. Am I just being nostalgic wanting to go old school after seeing so much Arnold Palmer footage last week?

 

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[tokeyb]

Open stance is good, if it helps you see the line! And these are beauties. What the hell, man, life is short.

[Life on 14]

Open stance is good, if it helps you see the line! And these are beauties. What the hell, man, life is short.

right? and if it does not work out just keep buying putters. The wife loves that strategy

[Krosch3]

I have a fairly straight back stroke when standing a bit more upright upright but never feel super comfortable. I picked up a similar design, a tour edge exotics 4.1. It is shorter at 33 and flatter lie and allows my hands to be lower towards my body which I like. This causes me to have a more arching stroke naturally. It has been great so far. It seems for me that comfort is huge with my putting. Those putters you posted look spectacular btw.

[Life on 14]

I have a fairly straight back stroke when standing a bit more upright upright but never feel super comfortable. I picked up a similar design, a tour edge exotics 4.1. It is shorter at 33 and flatter lie and allows my hands to be lower towards my body which I like. This causes me to have a more arching stroke naturally. It has been great so far. It seems for me that comfort is huge with my putting. Those putters you posted look spectacular btw.

 

Randomly popped up on Instagram, they have some nice stuff. This could get expensive

[Maximilian]

You could always get a cheaper, used heel shafted putter to try out before buying a "nice" one. I have a few that I enjoy using from time to time, but I know they are not the most consistent for me. I still make a few putts with them though.

[kmay__]

Lets use the classic equation here (N+1) , N being the number of putters you currently own.

[LeoLeo99]

Lets use the classic equation here (N+1) , N being the number of putters you currently own.

 

There is always room for one more.

[Life on 14]

Lets use the classic equation here (N+1) , N being the number of putters you currently own.

 

I used to be a degenerate putter guy but purged a ton of them after my second kid was born. Just 2 now and none like this. I like the odyssey 9 also, just having a hard time finding the right one without an insert if possible

[Rory Mcilwoods]

get fitted. Get a putter that suits your swing, not then other was around.

[rufus mangler]

or... you could just open your stance with any putter. It works with them all.

 

Not much fun though. That middle one is calling my name.

[manfrey4611]

You could always get a cheaper, used heel shafted putter to try out before buying a "nice" one. I have a few that I enjoy using from time to time, but I know they are not the most consistent for me. I still make a few putts with them though.

I second this. Confidence is key for putting and if that design is what you like then test it out beforehand. If it turns out that you putt well then drop the money on a higher end model that you like.

[haakzilla]

I like the odyssey 9 also, just having a hard time finding the right one without an insert if possible

 

Metal X-milled #9HT (regretted selling that one the moment it disappeared into a "strangers" trunk)