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Beautiful! Love the cleanliness and minimalism. Enjoy it!

I have 4 SC’s from 2013 and before. He lost me when those aluminium putters came out. I’m still to try the new Select series but with the virus thing, it is “you touch it, you buy it”. Anyway, in the meantime I found boutique putter makers that can produce custom wonders at a much better price. GSS is a trademark, it could be German SS, Galactic SS or anything else because those letters are a trademark, not an official acronym. So marketing has a big influence on it with the goal of maximising profits. Putters are so personal that it is very difficult to accurately say that you’ll get the best

Hitting my 3 wood from the deck

I replaced the 3H with a Rogue 7W and I couldn’t be any happier. Better launch and accuracy.

I got a couple of Izod Swingflex recently, very nice fabric that dries quickly, great fit plus they are so stretchy that remain tucked all the time. I also got a Uniqlo Dry-Ex that was on sale for AUD 19.90 (USD 13] and was such a pleasant surprise. I have used a lot of brands, I like UA, Oakley and FJ.

Good for you and I hope it works well out on the greens.

There are more than 10 companies in Germany producing stainless steel, 303, 304 and 316 are the most popular grades, so rareness is only an excuse of SC to charge heaps more. Also, the recipe of any steel (including stainless) has tolerances in the amount of components used. At the end, it may be the manufacturing process and the heat treatment that makes a difference. For $10k a putter, I wish a CMTR could be provided (Certificate of Material Test Report).

GSS is a trademark of Acushnet, the parent company of Titleist and SC. Still it might be 303 St.St.

I’d like to see Leishman winning a major

Drivers: Ping G400 and Rogue 2018 3W: Exotics XCG5 2012 5W: X Hot 2013 7W: Rogue 2018 No hybrids... but had Cleveland Mashies

Most of the golf gear comes from China in these days, well, actually heaps of stuff come from China. If there is a stop in exports due to the virus, things won’t be nice.

Last year we had in Australia the President’s Cup and many players stayed for the Australian Open and Australasian PGA. These two are held yearly within a week. The PGA has bigger prizes than the Aussie Open but both still a fraction of any PGA tournaments in the USA. I reckon that majors mean money and while any event cannot have more than $10m in prizes perhaps it won’t be considered a major, even though the Players... And NO, The Open in the U.K. is not international, it may be traditional, ancient and played in Scotland and England but this doesn’t make it international as Tennis majors ar

That’s now a very happy putter! They are not lizards anymore but chameleons lol Great work

Yes, Cleveland made them. I still have a 290 somewhere

I have a Rogue 7W as well, live it, so easy to hit and produces great shots.