SeeMore Putters - Anyone?

[SeeMore Putters]

23 hours ago, Cwing said:

Thank you for the info.

 

I’d like to see something with the tech from the mini in the shape of a mallet. I love the sight lines on the si5, si3 and the ping ketsch and I like the mallet shapes such as the Ketsch and si5.

 

Can you tell me how “Face Balanced at impact” is different than standard face-balanced putters?

 

Here are some great videos that can explain - 

Video 1 and Video 2 timestamp 4:42.

 

These are some great videos to watch and understand.  Feel free to give us a call at 615-435-8015.  Happy to help.

[SeeMore Putters]

On 5/3/2021 at 7:24 AM, SeeMore Putters said:

 

Here are some great videos that can explain - 

Video 1 and Video 2 timestamp 4:42.

 

These are some great videos to watch and understand.  Feel free to give us a call at 615-435-8015.  Happy to help.

We also have many selections with the Face Balanced at Impact option.

[Cwing]

Thank you for the links/videos. I currently have an si3 and si5. I’ll need to find a place to try a mini before considering.

[SeeMore Putters]

11 hours ago, Cwing said:

Thank you for the links/videos. I currently have an si3 and si5. I’ll need to find a place to try a mini before considering.

Send us a note at [email protected] or call us 615-435-8015 and we can help work on that for you.

[SeeMore Putters]

Great evolution of the Giant FGP. See image - top is ORIGINAL Giant FGP, Giant FGPt, mini Giant FGP and at bottom Standard Nashville series mFGP. 
 

 

[OspreyCI]

The Nashville mFGP is calling my name! Making everything with one today at PGA SS. I gotta get back to a Seemore. Had great success with a Corona Del Mar years ago. 

[Honeybadger]

On 6/12/2021 at 5:44 PM, OspreyCI said:

The Nashville mFGP is calling my name! Making everything with one today at PGA SS. I gotta get back to a Seemore. Had great success with a Corona Del Mar years ago. 

Everyone (including me) who putts with a Seemore in the past always seem to come back to them. Gotta love that RST. 

[MaineMariner]

I'm going to have my review of the Platinum FGP20 up shortly in the SeeMore giveaway thread. This thing is quality, and I'm feeling super confident on the green. I understand why these putters have such dedicated fans.

[Honeybadger]

1 hour ago, MaineMariner said:

I'm going to have my review of the Platinum FGP20 up shortly in the SeeMore giveaway thread. This thing is quality, and I'm feeling super confident on the green. I understand why these putters have such dedicated fans.

There’s a Seemore giveaway? You can never have enough Seemore’s! 
 

[SeeMore Putters]

On 5/2/2021 at 8:03 AM, Cwing said:

Thank you for the info.

 

I’d like to see something with the tech from the mini in the shape of a mallet. I love the sight lines on the si5, si3 and the ping ketsch and I like the mallet shapes such as the Ketsch and si5.

 

Can you tell me how “Face Balanced at impact” is different than standard face-balanced putters?

 

Mini Giant series getting a few more models ... coming soon.  Below are two videos that will help you with FBi and conventional face balanced.

 

 

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[bunta]

5 hours ago, SeeMore Putters said:

 

Mini Giant series getting a few more models ... coming soon.  Below are two videos that will help you with FBi and conventional face balanced.

 

 

Define "coming soon" ..

 

 

@SeeMore Putters 

[Cwing]

1 hour ago, bunta said:

 

Define "coming soon" ..

 

 

@SeeMore Putters 

I’d like more info as well…… high moi mallet please. 

[dmeeksDC]

7 hours ago, Cwing said:

I’d like more info as well…… high moi mallet please. 

The Nashville mFGP2 is interesting because looks like it is similar to but in between the Si3 and Si5 in size, but the mFGP2 is face balanced at impact and the other two are not.
 

The Si5 looks great to my eye and I really like the feel of the insert milled aluminum face. Rolls great. If the new models are similar mid-mallet heads like these, will be intriguing. I seem to be most comfortable with the plumber’s neck designs. The Si lineup is one of the better deals out there for a quality putter IMO. 

[Misc1600]

Just added this. Love the finish and size, feels way smaller from heel to toe.  The SeeMore team are great guys and all are top notch. 

[OspreyCI]

6 hours ago, Misc1600 said:

Just added this. Love the finish and size, feels way smaller from heel to toe.  The SeeMore team are great guys and all are top notch. 

Very nice. Deep flange is my favorite one. Enjoy.

[jmagri78]

Seemore, when will the deep flange be back in stock in LH? Thanks

[SeeMore Putters]

On 6/15/2021 at 5:21 PM, jmagri78 said:

Seemore, when will the deep flange be back in stock in LH? Thanks

Fingers crossed ... July 1 .... will keep everyone posted.

[jmagri78]

@SeeMore PuttersThanks for the update

[golfinbrad]

My putting is had been bad this year.  I've looked at Seemore putters a number of times, but finally pulled the trigger on the Tri-Mallet.  It arrived today and hope to get out this weekend.  Can't wait to how it might help my game.

[SeeMore Putters]

5 hours ago, golfinbrad said:

My putting is had been bad this year.  I've looked at Seemore putters a number of times, but finally pulled the trigger on the Tri-Mallet.  It arrived today and hope to get out this weekend.  Can't wait to how it might help my game.

 

Welcome to Team SeeMore.  Let us know how it goes.  Always happy to help.

[SeeMore Putters]

8 hours ago, jmagri78 said:

@SeeMore PuttersThanks for the update

 

RH mini Giant DFs are available in limited number.  Just made LIVE on SeeMore.com.  HURRY!!!

Edited June 17, 2021 by SeeMore Putters

[SeeMore Putters]

15 hours ago, SeeMore Putters said:

 

RH mini Giant DFs are available in limited number.  Just made LIVE on SeeMore.com.  HURRY!!!

 

LH - Left Handed - LH - LH mini GIant FGP are back in stock - LEFT HANDED mini Giant FGP only - LEFT Hand - SeeMore.com

[MattM97]

Was in store and saw a few SeeMore on the shelves. Gotta say the M7 is a really nice putter, no LH in store but rolled the RH cause I can putt both ways and might look for one used. I like the more heel shafted offerings vs CS but that's just me. 

[kintap]

A while ago, I messed around with a brass Seemore FGP.  The putter looked so perfect when I set it down by the ball.  Something about the combination of the rectangular blade shape and the straight center shaft made the putter so easy to aim.  The problem was that I badly pulled a ton of putts with it, so it never really saw the course. 

 

Recently, I have discovered that I am left eye dominant, which suggests a putter with no offset will help me to aim the best.  Armed with this knowledge, I went to Golf Galaxy to mess around with center shafted putters to see if this was true.  I didn't get a long with the 4 or 5 new options that were on the floor, but I did find a Seemore Si3 in the used bin that was automatic.  I had the putter cut to my length and a new grip installed and now I am really enjoying the Si3.  When testing the putter on a chalk line, I am starting the ball on line better than ever and when testing my aim, I am also aiming the putter well.

 

My question is: why can I aim both the FGP and Si3 so well, but only start putts on line with the Si3?  I always thought that head shape had more to do with forgiveness and aim, while offset and toe hang were the bigger contributors to starting the putt on line.

[SeeMore Putters]

19 hours ago, kintap said:

A while ago, I messed around with a brass Seemore FGP.  The putter looked so perfect when I set it down by the ball.  Something about the combination of the rectangular blade shape and the straight center shaft made the putter so easy to aim.  The problem was that I badly pulled a ton of putts with it, so it never really saw the course. 

 

Recently, I have discovered that I am left eye dominant, which suggests a putter with no offset will help me to aim the best.  Armed with this knowledge, I went to Golf Galaxy to mess around with center shafted putters to see if this was true.  I didn't get a long with the 4 or 5 new options that were on the floor, but I did find a Seemore Si3 in the used bin that was automatic.  I had the putter cut to my length and a new grip installed and now I am really enjoying the Si3.  When testing the putter on a chalk line, I am starting the ball on line better than ever and when testing my aim, I am also aiming the putter well.

 

My question is: why can I aim both the FGP and Si3 so well, but only start putts on line with the Si3?  I always thought that head shape had more to do with forgiveness and aim, while offset and toe hang were the bigger contributors to starting the putt on line.

 

Thanks for checking out the putters.  Both of those are great SeeMore gamers.  One thought to answer your question is that the FGP is a face balanced at impact putter.  We have had this technology in our SeeMore straight shaft blade/small mallet blades is the beginning of the company in 1998.  Others call this balanced to plane, torque free, lie angle balance.  Therefore the FGP face will want to return to square to impact without any manipulation.  I

 

If you can tell yourself "to get out of the way" the putter head will work on its own again without any manipulation.  As for the Si3 it is weighted differently.  Still has the patented and proven RST (riflescope technology) with the red dots and white lines - however, the Si3 putter head wants to open up at impact slightly.  You might have a "smidge" of manipulation in your putting stroke with your hands but are able to replicate this putting stroke because you are so use to setting up the same way, having the same ball position which leads to great alignment and your perfect putting stroke - all done but utilizing RST.

 

Hope this helps.  If you have more questions feel free to reach out to John at [email protected] or call 615-435-8015.  Happy to talk as long as you like. 

[kintap]

4 hours ago, SeeMore Putters said:

 

Thanks for checking out the putters.  Both of those are great SeeMore gamers.  One thought to answer your question is that the FGP is a face balanced at impact putter.  We have had this technology in our SeeMore straight shaft blade/small mallet blades is the beginning of the company in 1998.  Others call this balanced to plane, torque free, lie angle balance.  Therefore the FGP face will want to return to square to impact without any manipulation.  I

 

If you can tell yourself "to get out of the way" the putter head will work on its own again without any manipulation.  As for the Si3 it is weighted differently.  Still has the patented and proven RST (riflescope technology) with the red dots and white lines - however, the Si3 putter head wants to open up at impact slightly.  You might have a "smidge" of manipulation in your putting stroke with your hands but are able to replicate this putting stroke because you are so use to setting up the same way, having the same ball position which leads to great alignment and your perfect putting stroke - all done but utilizing RST.

 

Hope this helps.  If you have more questions feel free to reach out to John at [email protected] or call 615-435-8015.  Happy to talk as long as you like. 

That makes sense.  I've always putted the best with putters with toe hang and a small slant neck.  I assumed all center shafted putters were face balanced, but I now see that the Si3 has some toe hang when balancing the shaft on my finger.  

[mogc60]

On 6/14/2021 at 1:19 PM, Cwing said:

I’d like more info as well…… high moi mallet please. 

Here’s my new M5X mallet. Very stable and great soft solid feel. 

[OspreyCI]

29 minutes ago, mogc60 said:

Here’s my new M5X mallet. Very stable and great soft solid feel. 

Man that sure is nice. Looks like it just wants to roll the putts so straight. I visually love the way Seemore's setup behind the ball.

[D_iGital_pUnk]

Just purchased a SeeMore PTM2 yesterday. Very excited for it to arrive.

[mogc60]

45 minutes ago, OspreyCI said:

Man that sure is nice. Looks like it just wants to roll the putts so straight. I visually love the way Seemore's setup behind the ball.

It’s so easy to get on line. I’ve been really happy with it so far. I’ve always loved how the Seemore looks behind the ball