Scottsdale Anser BeNi lie adjustment

[memphishorn]

I have a Ping Berylium Nickel Scottsdale Anser putter that I picked up recently and want to play with. I needed to add 1" to the shaft and new grip which I have done and now need to change the lie form 72* to 69* to match my other Anser style putters.

 

The club fitter/builder I have do these adjustments wasn't sure how safe it was to bend Nickel do we didn't.

 

Anyone know how easy it is?

[memphishorn]

Mods, should this be in the Clubmaking forum?

[Arafel]

When you try to bend these putters they explode leaving a toxic mist in the air.




Seriously, they are no issues bending this putter 3 degrees.

[memphishorn]

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When you try to bend these putters they explode leaving a toxic mist in the air.




Seriously, they are no issues bending this putter 3 degrees.
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Thanks. It's good to know you don't need a Hasmat suit to work on it. Seriously, we were just concerned about how brittle in might be when bending it.

[TJCDAS]

My Ping ISI nickle wedges had a loft adjustment of 2* so changing lie of a nickle putter is a piece of cake.

[memphishorn]

Thanks!!!!

[kirksingleton]

if I remember correctly (I played the isi nickel irons for years) they are really soft and easy to bend.

[Gator5]

I have the same putter and bent mine from 71* to 69* no problem. Used my MR3 which I love by the way. Good taste in putters as well.