What putter(s) will you be using in 2014?

[jreed]

Ill be using either a Betti BB8f or Slighter Redmond.

[tommy89]

Hoping to keep this in the bag for a very long time. I'm hoping it's not a honeymoon because this is the best I've ever putted

 

 

Saw this on Facebook. Great looking putter :D

[Frozenghost007]

TP Mills Trad ll or a TP Mills Trad ll. Can't go wrong either way.

[T-MAC]

Love those Trad II's!
I have one myself, but my flow neck handmade usually gets more bag time.

[Frozenghost007]

Those are 2 beauties T-MAC, bet that Handmade feels incredible.

[Fourmyle of Ceres]

Daddy Long Legs

[iotone]

Right now my Nike Method Midnight #006. Have a Yes! Callie 12 that my backup. Looking to get a Byron 612 made for me this year as my gamer!

[intrikitandy]

I will be/ have been using so far this year an Odyssey Versa 1W. An incredible putter!

[azam14]

My golo cant be kicked out of the bag

[Lifure]

I still have the Slazenger Kirk Currie PSP1 that came with my clubs when I bought them to learn on last spring. It's also probably my most neglected club which I'm going to be changing.

[Laznasty]

I just picked up this bettinardi bb1 from another WRX'er
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[freddyottawa]

Wow, that looks amazing Laznasty.

I'm still going with the Versa 7 BWB with SS 3.0. The rest of my bag has frequent changes but the putter is something i'm not switching. I'v so comfortable with what I have now.

[That Bob Guy]

Just procured the new PING Karsten TR Zing model while in Scottsdale. Practice today... and into play tomorrow.

[Fetch07]

Odyssey Versa 90 #7

May pick up a MXM #9 or V #9ht

[Baby Blue]

Bettinardi BB27 is in the bag now, no real plans to tinker with anything else but you never know what will happen:)

[Coheed]

This season I'm changing things up completely. I've decided to drop the mallets and go for a plumbers neck style putter. (Betti BB-54 currently on the BST)
I really really wanted to game a Piretti Cottonwood II but it's out of my price range right now. So instead I made a poor man's Cottonwood. I found an Odyssey Metal-X #2, 35" for well under $90. Added 17g of lead tape and there you go...poor man's Cottonwood!

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If this little experiment doesn't pan out, I always have my trusty Bettinardi BB-27 to fall back on.

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[tpgrrr1]

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I had a change of heart! I'm going with Ping Karsten Anser 5.

[PreppySlapCut]

[quote name='sjDucks' timestamp='1395258641' post='8906067']
Lajosi DD201 mini this season and hopefully for a long time.
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Might be the most attractive putter I've ever seen.

[KevCarter]

[quote name='T-MAC' timestamp='1395363999' post='8914689']
Love those Trad II's!
I have one myself, but my flow neck handmade usually gets more bag time.
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[quote name='Frozenghost007' timestamp='1395349117' post='8913055']
TP Mills Trad ll or a TP Mills Trad ll. Can't go wrong either way.
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Really loving the looks of the 4 TPM putters at the top of the page. I would love to see more of those!

[Forged4ever]

[quote name='Lifure' timestamp='1395494714' post='8924563']
I still have the Slazenger Kirk Currie PSP1 that came with my clubs when I bought them to learn on last spring. It's also probably my most neglected club which I'm going to be changing.
[/quote]First, welcome to the forum!

Secondly, the best with your search for a new putter. Sometimes it can be daunting, standing in a big box, or even a smaller Pro Shop, with anywhere from 30-40 to over 100 different putters to choose from.

Believe me, it turns into a nightmare for me, lol.

Well, have a great season


Fairways & Greens My Friend,
Richard

[BillyZ2]

[quote name='Forged4ever1' timestamp='1395616051' post='8933949']
[quote name='Lifure' timestamp='1395494714' post='8924563']
I still have the Slazenger Kirk Currie PSP1 that came with my clubs when I bought them to learn on last spring. It's also probably my most neglected club which I'm going to be changing.
[/quote]First, welcome to the forum!

Secondly, the best with your search for a new putter. Sometimes it can be daunting, standing in a big box, or even a smaller Pro Shop, with anywhere from 30-40 to over 100 different putters to choose from.

Believe me, it turns into a nightmare for me, lol.

Well, have a great season


Fairways & Greens My Friend,
Richard
[/quote]I agree, there seems to be a million putters to choose from at the golf store. I would suggest you go see someone at a golf store with some knowledge and the ability to try out on their putting green. Do you have an arcing swing? If so, maybe look for a putter with some toe weight. Personally, for someone learning the game to probably get a blade style putter, IMO, they are easier to lag up to the cup from longer distances. Again, a qualified golf salesman should be able to steer you in the right direction. Also, 'lie angle' comes into play with putters.
Good luck, Tom

[TooMuchAwesome]

Odyssey PT10 with the sole coated in lead tape! I love this thing

[pt73]

GoLo Mid cutdown to 36" counterbalanced with a 30g OptiVibe weight and a Superstroke MidSlim 2.0 grip.

[zp13]

Rip Curl set up at 34.5", 68* lie angle, and 2* loft with a tan leather mlb bestgrips pistol grip.
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[Lifure]

[quote name='Tom Gski' timestamp='1395628061' post='8935589']
[quote name='Forged4ever1' timestamp='1395616051' post='8933949']
[quote name='Lifure' timestamp='1395494714' post='8924563']
I still have the Slazenger Kirk Currie PSP1 that came with my clubs when I bought them to learn on last spring. It's also probably my most neglected club which I'm going to be changing.
[/quote]First, welcome to the forum!

Secondly, the best with your search for a new putter. Sometimes it can be daunting, standing in a big box, or even a smaller Pro Shop, with anywhere from 30-40 to over 100 different putters to choose from.

Believe me, it turns into a nightmare for me, lol.

Well, have a great season


Fairways & Greens My Friend,
Richard
[/quote]I agree, there seems to be a million putters to choose from at the golf store. I would suggest you go see someone at a golf store with some knowledge and the ability to try out on their putting green. Do you have an arcing swing? If so, maybe look for a putter with some toe weight. Personally, for someone learning the game to probably get a blade style putter, IMO, they are easier to lag up to the cup from longer distances. Again, a qualified golf salesman should be able to steer you in the right direction. Also, 'lie angle' comes into play with putters.
Good luck, Tom
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Thanks guys! I meant I was going to practice with it more. I feel like I do pretty well with it and will get better with some real practice. It helps that both of my girls are interested in playing, we're going to setup a putt putt course around the house, and I'll start taking the oldest (6) to the putting green for some fun. I drool over all of the pretty putters but until I get a lesson or two on putting with my coach and a fitting I will be staying with the status quo.

Thanks for the support guys!
-Sean
(I just started getting lessons and address and grip were on the docket first, I have a great swing path apparently.)

[tommy89]

I'm in the market for a new putter. It's either a

Pro type ix high toe No 9
white hot pro no 9
metal x milled no 9

They all have bits i want just not all in one!

[Coheed]

[quote name='zp13' timestamp='1395644145' post='8936615']
Rip Curl set up at 34.5", 68* lie angle, and 2* loft with a tan leather mlb bestgrips pistol grip.
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Wow...that's a great looking putter!
I had to look them up right after I saw these pics.

[KrazyTrain18]

For now I'll keep my classic Ping Anser in the bag, but I have a GOLO 7 on order so I don't know what will be my main gamer.

[sjDucks]

[quote name='PreppySlapCut' timestamp='1395595542' post='8931617']
[quote name='sjDucks' timestamp='1395258641' post='8906067']
Lajosi DD201 mini this season and hopefully for a long time.
[/quote]
Might be the most attractive putter I've ever seen.
[/quote]

Thanks for the kind words. It really is pleasant to look at, but the performance is there as well. I just got back from Scottsdale where I played 4 rounds (first golf since October as well as first rounds with this guy) and it worked admirably. Soft but with great feel. It pretty much sealed the deal when I sunk a 55 footer on the last day.

[Medson]

oh no! http://www.golfwrx.com/forums/topic/991453-new-byron-morgan-006/

[quote name='ajschn06' timestamp='1394806968' post='8869845']
Sick of the constant putter merry go round, I went all in on a Byron so I could get everything I was looking for. Deep milled, 370 grams, stainless steel topped off with the Japan Black only Superstroke. Here's to hoping spending more money up front will save me some in the long run. Now if only the snow would melt!
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