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Recently purchased a sink , uk based putter guy. The best thing I've rolled for a long time. Got to customise it and delivery was only $18 from the uk . Only $300 for a custom milled putter. Very happy. Will get the guy to get himself on here and start talking more on sink putters. :) Lucas-td :)

?SPECIAL EDITION - Episode 5 - "The Putting Couch" Podcast (Special 20 Year Anniversary '99 US OPEN: Mike Hicks ~ Caddy to Payne Stewart: A friendship and playing partnership for all time.) Destiny. On the 20 year anniversary of Payne Stewart’s win for ages at the 1999 US Open at Pinehurst, the SeeMore Putter Company releases a special one hour edition of its new podcast, the Putting Couch, presented by its tour team. This is a heart warming, mesmerizing, and ultimately gut wrenching conversation with Payne Stewart’s long time caddie and friend Mike Hicks, about their friendship, Payne’s career, and how they won the 1999 US Open at Pinehurst in one of the most dramatic, iconic stretch runs in Major Championship history. Click here to listen: http://www.buzzsprout.com/318260/1249610-episode-5-the-putting-couch-podcast-special-20-year-anniversary-99-us-open-mike-hicks-caddy-to-payne-stewart-a-friendship-and-playing-partnership-for-all-time

I'm a 5 handicap who definitely loses most of my strokes from putting. I haven't bought a new putter in 15 years... and I am being fit for a new putter on Wednesday (assume mallet putter). What are the most popular current models of mallet putters? Out of curiosity (not necessarily for me), what models are the tour guys using?

Understanding the correct use of MOi in a putter. See below. Click to view the mini Giant FGP and mini Giant DF.

I am looking for the best destinations where the conditions are good during the winter (I am currently dreaming of playing in short sleeves). I would like a place with great practice facilities and oriented towards serious players. Grass range is a must and a good golf course with a decent pace of play would be appreciated. Hotel or apartments at walking distance. My main ideas for now are south of Spain, Florida (we have very cheap flights to Miami) and maybe middle east if it is not too expensive. Do you guys have any tips, or destinations you would recommend ? Thanks for your help !

Hello I inherited a set of Joe Powell irons. The irons are cavity back. I have not seen cavity back irons of Joe Powell when I Google their irons. Did Joe Powell produce cavity back irons or are these knock-offs? Does anyone have any information about Joe Powell? Seems like a mystery. Thanks!

I don't know what happened I posted from my phone, half of my content for the post was erased. I’m starting a new podcast on GolfWRX radio. The podcast will be geared toward the average golfer. We will be reviewing game improvement and super game improvement clubs. We will also be doing deep dives into things like shafts, grooves and grinds. I want it to be as interactive as possible so if there is something you are dying to find out or a specific thing you want me to cover let me know.

(Putter Service Announcement) Need to practice your alignment while at home. Take a look at this throw-back video. https://www.seemore.com/info/video/ - hide the red dot and seeing the two white lines) at address you are able to "look" down your intended line and "train" your eyes and body to what your alignment should feel like. Having the line on the ground will ensure that you are set-up and square to your target line. A SeeMore putter is the only putter that offers you the ability with RST to set up in the same posture, same set-up, same ball position, same loft and learn to make the same putt for EVERY putt. If you can't be on the putting green to practice, WATCH this to help SEE your line and make your own at home. ENJOY and stay safe. #sharethis with your friends and make a video to send to us! Find your SeeMore triangualtor here - https://www.seemore.com/accessories/training.html

[Click HERE to Listen](https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/the-putting-couch-presented-by-seemore-putter-company/id1463225367 "Click HERE to Listen") - Episode 11 of "The Putting Couch" is part 2 of our introduction to Dr. Bob Winters, one of the World’s foremost golf focused sports psychologists and performance improvement coaches, who will be a regular contributor to this podcast. In this episode Dr. Winters introduces some basic principles of great putting and how every golfer can get on the path to improved performance on the greens, including some practical drills to improve the critical component of the visualization of seeing the putt drop. "The Putting Couch" is the first golf podcast exclusively devoted to all things Putting.

Hi everyone! I am currently a college freshman who wants to become a golf club designer. I have worked as a club fitter and repair person since I was 17 so I know a lot about the golf industry and that his how I realized my passion was to be the one designing clubs. I was wondering if anyone had an idea of who I can contact at the major brands to help answer some questions for me about how they got into the business and what they do. I really appreciate any help you can give. Thanks! Katie

Which one do you like? Is there a color that you would like to see? Would you keep all as an option?

Hey everyone. My buddy is really tall and I was wondering where I could find a decent cheap set of used clubs for him. He's tried using mine and he is really uncomfortable. He's just getting into it and we dont want to spend a lot of money if he's not going to enjoy it. Thanks guys.

Anyone looking for a great tournament in the winter months i played in this event last year. 54 holes of stroke play held a week before the PGA Tours Desert Classic. Course is in PGA Tour condition. Gross Division plays three days at PGA West & the Net Division plays two days at La Quinta & finishes at Mission Hills CC - Arnold Palmer course. The tournament organizers rent an 2 acre estate and throw some nightly parties, afternoon horse race, daily par 3 prizes, awards dinner & ceremony. website www.psgolfchampionships.com Let me know if you have any questions id be happy to let you know of my experience.

I used to post on here a LONG time ago and recently moved to the Surprise area! love it out here and can throw a rock in a few directions and hit a couple different courses...Ive been playing Az Traditions and I have to say....Its a fun little course to play. a couple drivable par 4s. If there's any other hack haha that's looking to get out and play during the week I'm down too shoot in the low 80's. Glad to be back on here.

Hi Recently joined after browsing for a few weeks, nice to see the active posts and members on a forum these days. I recently got back into golf and just wondering what everyone's club selection looks like to make up to 14 clubs. I'm currently using D>3W>4Hybrid>5-9>PW>GW.. and the obvious putter. So I've got 3 slots left to fill. The irons I've currently got are the cobra f8s so the lofts are a bit different than the "norm" My 4hybrid is at 21degrees whilst the next club up, my 5 iron is at 22.5. Is it worth getting a long iron for inbetween the 3W>Hybrid or just replacing the hybrid with a lower loft. Currently my 3W is set at 16degrees but its rare i use it off the deck, mainly only for tee shots. So for any other fairway shot the highest club I've got is the hybrid. The obvious choice would be a 5 wood but I'm not consistent enough to be using them off the deck comfortably. The f8 wedges are strong degrees and can see buying a 54 wedge will be beneficial, but not sure what to do about the other two slots. Feel like the top end of the bag is lacking. Apart from maybe going PW(44) > GW(49) > 54 wedge, not sure what other clubs to fit my bag.. Appreciate any help. Dave

So after being fed up with a (Golf)forum where old men only insult each other and take over every single thread (starting to insult each other again) I finally found this forum here. After only a few days this here is way more informative than almost every thread I have read in the past years, I'm glad I found this. So I am sending out my best regards from northern Germany, hoping you all are safe and healthy in Corona times. Here it seems like we have managed this wild virus quite good, but now have the situation we call "preventive care paradox" (hope this makes sense) and people walk out on the street demanding their (?) fundamental rights. Or to blame Bill Gates for taking over the New World Order (or so, don't write understand what's going on). The good news: Golfcourses here are almost back to normal (some rules have changed), my game is not (but I'm working on it) and I found a knowledge base here which I already like! Hope I can share some knowledge too!

Here are 7 episodes which we suggest every new listener go back and listen to as a great way to get a feel for the Putting Couch. These are real human interest stories plus a primer on the SeeMore brand, sponsor of the Putting Couch. And then we’d suggest listening to the balance in groups, starting with Pat O'Brien lessons, and Dr. Bob Winters mental game insights, Industry News-Makers and finally our Global SPi Instructors and Fitters.Episode 2 - The Myths & Basic Truths Along with Straight Back-Straight Through vs. Arc-to-Arc StrokeEpisode 5 - Special 20 Year Anniversary '99 US OPEN: Mike Hicks ~ Caddy to Payne Stewart: A friendship and playing partnership for all time.Episode 6 - SeeMore Global Putting Ambassador Pat O’Brien looks back at the '99 US Open & his relationship with PayneEpisode 9 - Steven Tiley - Winner - Challenge Tour - Le Vaudreuil Golf ChallengeEpisode 12 - Meet Damon Green, One of the Top PGA Tour Caddies For Over 20 Years - MASTERS WIN 2007Episode 20 - All About SeeMore and Why Everyone Should Be Using a SeeMoreEpisode 21 - Brandt Jobe, 2 time winner on the PGA Tour ChampionsSpecial Guest on The Putting Couch Pat O'Brien is the Director of Instruction at Lakewood Country Club in Dallas, TX and is SeeMore Putter Company’s Global Ambassador. O’Brien – putting instructor to Zach Johnson, Vaughn Taylor, Andrew Landry and many other top PGA Tour and developing players, has been teaching putting and the SeeMore System around the world for more than 20 years, ever since he watched his good friend the late Payne Stewart first benefit from the SeeMore putting system to win 1999 US Open and lead the PGA Tour in putting statistics that year.Listen to Pat on the Putting Couch: Episodes 6, 10, 14, 19 and 24. Dr. Bob Winters is one of the world’s foremost experts on performance improvement and in this episode he shares insights on how players of all levels can improve their putting through understanding the role that great confidence, great attitude, and great training and preparation play. It only seems that putting is about 90% mental and 90% physical! Dr. Bob will have you understanding so much about your own putting game that you will feel that he is talking right to you!Listen to Dr. Bob. on the Putting Couch: Episodes: 8, 11, 15, 18, 22 and 25.BELOW ARE WAYS TO LISTEN AND SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST:PuttingU: https://www.puttingu.com/category/articles/ - (**breakdown of every podcast into categories for easy listening.)Apple: https://apple.co/2LgWalkSpotify: https://spoti.fi/2Uns57SStitcher: https://bit.ly/33R0pLMiHeartRadio: https://ihr.fm/39m4FnB "The Putting Couch," presented by SeeMore Putter Company, is a podcast where any golfer can listen to anything and everything about putting. Putting is 40% of the game and the fastest way to lower scores. You will be amazed at how much you learn from these podcasts! Sit back, relax and listen to some great and fun information. "The Putting Couch" is the first golf podcast exclusively devoted to all things Putting. At the end of every podcast we ask that you rate and give a review!

TL;DR: Nothing novel here. Practice your putting if you want to score better. It's the fastest, easiest, and most affordable way to cut strokes off your handicap. My experience below, as well as some learnings and a product recommendation. I am a golf addict. Pre-COVID, I would play about 1-2 full rounds a week and go to the driving range at least 2-3 times a week. My practice routine at the range would generally consist of hitting 80-150 balls (not just mindlessly bashing balls, but usually doing drills and playing simulated holes/courses in my head), and then putting for about 10-15 minutes on the practice green before going home. I know people say you should practice putting more than anything, but I just didn't because the practice green at my range is awful and I genuinely believe practicing on it makes me worse since it's in such bad condition that it's not representative of what greens on real courses are like. Anyways, with that routine, I became a good driver of the ball, and a decent but not great iron player (you'd think I'd be better with my irons and wedges from consistently hitting that many balls, but hitting off mats really doesn't translate that well to the course I find). That said, my putting was atrocious. I track all my shots with golf apps and in my last 6 rounds before COVID, I averaged 40.4 putts per round...in other words, 2.25 putts per hole. Yikes. Then COVID happened. I live in San Francisco, where shelter in place went into effect in mid-March, and golf was no longer an option. I was bummed that I wouldn't be able to play for awhile, or even go to the driving range to practice. And on top of that, because I live in a San Francisco condo, we don't really have much outdoor space so I couldn't set up a nice backyard practice area or anything like that. But I was determined to practice somehow, so I bought a Putt-Out putting trainer and matching 6 foot putting mat. I set them up the first week of quarantine and started rolling at least 100 putts each day at varying distances from 1 - 6 feet. I would usually do this in sets of 20 while counting how many of the 20 I made. But I also did a fair bit of just playing around and trying different grips, different stances, etc. Over time, I settled into a grip and stance that works well for me and I started grooving that. As one would expect, over a month of this, I became quite good at these short putts on the putting mat. Now I can routinely make about 19/20 from 4 feet or closer and I'd say I'm about 16/20 from 6 feet on average. Now these aren't challenging putts considering they're short and on a perfectly flat surface, but still, doing weeks of that practice gave me loads of confidence that when I line up a short putt, I know it will at least come off the putter face straight and on line with where i want to hit it. And it's become my expectation that if I'm within 6-foot range, I'm going to make it. That mindset is completely different from where I was before COVID when I would stand over a 5 or 6-foot putt and feel like it was a coin flip (at best) whether or not I would sink it. So, when golf courses reopened a couple weeks ago, I was excited to get out there and try out my new putting stroke. Delightfully, everything I had practiced translated to the course. In my first round back, I only took 30 putts! That's 1.67 putts per hole and probably the best I've ever putted in my life. Beyond that, it's continued. I've played another 5 rounds since then and in these first 6 rounds since COVID, I've averaged 32.7 putts per round. To remind you, in my last 6 rounds before COVID, I averaged 40.4 putts per round. So I've been 7.7 putts per round better since COVID happened. I'm ecstatic about this, but honestly, the best part isn't even the scoring, it's been the shift in mindset. The confidence I've developed in my living room has stuck with me on the course. Before, when I would walk up to see I have a 5-foot putt left to save par, I would get anxious and start hoping that I would make it. Now, when I walk up to a 5-footer, I'm practically thinking "piece of cake, that's a gimme". And 3-footers are effectively automatic, at least in my mind. That shift has given me loads of confidence on the course. Now I'm telling myself, just get on the green in regulation and you've got a decent shot at birdie, and almost assuredly walking off with a par. Whereas before, there was the challenge of getting the GIR but then also the challenge of converting the two-putt just to get a par. So much less stress now. I know that was long, and all to basically say something everyone already knows - practice your putting if you want to score better - but I wanted to share because 1) I'm stoked lol, and 2) I had a handful of learnings from this that might be novel/helpful to others: Learnings: Lag putting is great and important to practice but even just getting really good and confident at short, simple putts is tremendously helpful. As described above, I resisted practicing my putting for a long time because the practice green at my driving range is terrible. But beyond that, when I did practice, I would mostly practice lag putting since I figured if I could get myself closer on second putts, then I would have fewer three-putts. Well obviously with my 6 foot putting mat, lag putting hasn't been an option for me. But just practicing these short ones has helped me learn how to make sure the ball is coming off the putter straight, and there is just something about seeing the ball go in the hole over and over that builds tremendous confidence. Not giving away strokes from within 1 - 6 feet has been a really empowering feeling on the course. So get comfortable and confident with those short ones and actually getting the ball in the hole!Don't be afraid to give it some speed. Before COVID, since I had so little confidence in my putting, I was always afraid that if I hit a 6 footer too hard, I might send it 3 feet past the hole and have another short one to fret over. So I would try to get the speed just right and more often than not, end up either leaving it a little short, or the ball would get to the cup moving so slowly that any break in the green would get amplified and the ball would turn too far left or right and miss on the side. By developing confidence within the 3-5 foot range over the last month, now I'm not afraid of sending the ball a few feet past the hole since I know (or at least think) I will make that putt coming back. So I started hitting them with a bit more speed and that makes sure the ball gets to the hole with a chance to go in and also takes more break out of the green. Those things combined result in many more putts going in. So get confident from close and then hit the damn ball. "Swing your swing" even applies to putting. In other words, I don't believe there is a "correct" grip or stance. For years, I've tried to use what many people would probably describe as a proper or traditional grip and stance with the putter. At the end of the day, I was not a good putter though. By having lots of time to do nothing but putt this last month, I experimented with everything. I tried narrowing my feet, widening them, opening my stance, closing it, interlocking my fingers, separating my hands, etc. and just played around with what felt good and what let me hit the ball straight as often as possible. After a week or two of that, I settled on a grip and stance that is nothing like what I had been doing before COVID, but you know what, I'm confident with it and at the end of the day it is working for me! So don't be afraid to experiment and find what works well for you. I highly recommend the Putt Out trainer. It is exceptionally good for developing the speed I talked about above. For anyone who's not familiar with it, it's a cup-sized target that rolls the ball back towards you the same distance that it would have gone past the hole if you missed. So if I putt it up that thing and it rolls back 1-2 feet, then I know that speed would have sent the ball 1-2 feet past the hole if I had missed. This helps me understand how hard I can hit a putt without having fear of it going too far past the hole. Great for developing speed control and confidence IMO!Putting is the most convenient, affordable, and efficient way to improve. While it can be challenging to find the time (or money) to go to the driving range or play rounds of golf, putting can be practiced from home with minimal time and money. That putt-out trainer can be bought for $25 and you can get cheap putting mats anywhere (the one I bought and linked to above goes well with the putt out trainer, but it's more expensive than what you need). Then just roll some putts whenever you have the time. It is so quick. I can usually sink 50 four-footers while my morning coffee is brewing...do that alone for a month and you'll be a better putter than you are today, I guarantee it like George Zimmer. That's all I got. Hope this helps make someone happier with their golfing, like it has for me :)

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Will be visiting the Scottsdale area from Wisconsin at the end of February. Looking for some solid course recommendations and maybe even anybody at private clubs that I could set up through my club here or join your group. Looking for any kind of options! Thanks everybody!

Realized I cracked the face of my 2017 M2 3 wood today, e-mailed customer service they said proof of purchase was needed within 2 years (its not). Just wondering if I take it to my club where I purchased it, if it would be replaced?

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Hello! I have been searching for offers here since my titleist tour model irons are really difficult to hit for me (I'm a a beginner and one that doesn't play too often, therefore, I decided I need something really forgiving). I got a bag of mixed irons (Wilson RX Tour, Taylormade RAC, Cobra S-II, Adams Speedlines), BTW, really mixed, but all same shafts and pretty similar loft degree difference. As a beginner is it bad to start with this mixed iron set? they're all cavity back and pretty forgiving, they're similar somehow. It's not that I am hitting blades and CB. Thanks in advance for your help!