Tyson Lamb Putters (pls no fite)

[Golfer4Life]

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> > > > > > > > > i think it's pretty clear the difference in the quality of the work between olson and lamb. the welds are just one [of the details i have listed]. i also think i've been pretty fair in my critique, seeing as olson is relatively new, and gave him the breadth he deserves. but again, argue if we must; but you probably chose to read what you wanted to see. go figure (:

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> > > > > > > > The difference is one guy makes putters for everyone and the other caters to a few and focuses on trinkets, many of which he doesn’t even make. One is a business and one consists of a fraternity that is funded by occasional merchandise sales.

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> > > > > > >regardless, in my earnest opinion, regardless of whoever's opinion on how tyson chooses to conduct his business, he is the best in the **_handmade putter_** business. and i think the proof is that we see these threads getting shut down over and over again because of one main, and genuine, reason-- highly interested and well-versed golfers who genuinely wish they could have tyson do bespoke work for them, but have been disappointed in a possible spectrum of ways-- which should be added that not all of which are in tyson's hands.

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> > > > > > Is there a picture of one of his handmade putters?

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> > > > > all of his putters, except most of the signature series, have a fair amount of handwork done to them.

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> > > > Sorry friend, that’s not the definition of a handmade putter.

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> > > I'd love to see the version of Tyson's th> @Golfer4Life said:

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> > > > > > > > > i think it's pretty clear the difference in the quality of the work between olson and lamb. the welds are just one [of the details i have listed]. i also think i've been pretty fair in my critique, seeing as olson is relatively new, and gave him the breadth he deserves. but again, argue if we must; but you probably chose to read what you wanted to see. go figure (:

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> > > > > > > > The difference is one guy makes putters for everyone and the other caters to a few and focuses on trinkets, many of which he doesn’t even make. One is a business and one consists of a fraternity that is funded by occasional merchandise sales.

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> > > > > > >regardless, in my earnest opinion, regardless of whoever's opinion on how tyson chooses to conduct his business, he is the best in the **_handmade putter_** business. and i think the proof is that we see these threads getting shut down over and over again because of one main, and genuine, reason-- highly interested and well-versed golfers who genuinely wish they could have tyson do bespoke work for them, but have been disappointed in a possible spectrum of ways-- which should be added that not all of which are in tyson's hands.

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> > > > > > Is there a picture of one of his handmade putters?

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> > > > > all of his putters, except most of the signature series, have a fair amount of handwork done to them.

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> > > > Sorry friend, that’s not the definition of a handmade putter.

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> > > There's room for debate there, but I'm not battling semantics.

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> > Semantics? A handmade putter, like the ones Scotty Cameron used to make, started as a block of steel on a Bridgeport machine and hand shaped completely. Do some research on real handmade putters from Scotty Cameron, T.P. Mills, and Tad Moore, just to mentioned the three most masterful putter makers in the business when it comes to handmade putters. There’s no debate in this issue, a handmade putter is not the same as a CNC putter softened up by hand.

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> I used the term loosely to distinguish the difference between putter producers who engrave and mill everything on the entirety of a putter, vs those who do handwork on their putters. Respectfully, I know what a entirely handmade putter. You don't need to educate me.

 

Really? Because you are demonstrating otherwise your lack of knowledge. Lamb does not produced handmade putters! He can barely produce CNC versions. Using the term, as you say, loosely, does little justice to the real art of handmade putter making. School is over!

 

 

[mbrown1833]

Seeing as though Tyson has his hands in totality on the design, milling, hand-grinding, stamping, etc, I admittedly used the term loosely, and not regretfully in the least. I know what a handmade putter in totality consists of producing. Please check yourself.

 

[gioguy21]

> @mbrown1833 said:

> Seeing as though Tyson has his hands in totality on the design, milling, hand-grinding, stamping, etc, I admittedly used the term loosely, and not regretfully in the least. I know what a handmade putter in totality consists of producing. Please check yourself.

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if i take a scotty cameron studio newport...and personally handshape the lines a bit, round the topline a bit, hammer the shoulders myself, stamp some marks, and paintfill...this is NOT handmaking anything. this is over-simplifying what lamb does.

 

please check this:

https://www.google.com/search?q=handmade%20definition&cad=h

"made by hand, **not by machine**, and typically therefore of superior quality."

[mbrown1833]

Paul, your example of a Cameron isn't matching up with what I was insinuating.

Secondly, I get what you're saying. I'm not disagreeing with you; and again I used the term loosely and exactly as I explained in the quotation you used to respond with.

[Golfer4Life]

> @mbrown1833 said:

> Seeing as though Tyson has his hands in totality on the design, milling, hand-grinding, stamping, etc, I admittedly used the term loosely, and not regretfully in the least. I know what a handmade putter in totality consists of producing. Please check yourself.

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Nice try, lol......Don’t be upset because I know what I’m talking about. Is ok, I understand, you are suffering from Lamb Derangement Syndrome, I get it, lol.......Remember, is just a putter, not a 401k plan. Enjoy it and don’t get caught up in the hype.

 

[gioguy21]

> @mbrown1833 said:

> Paul, your example of a Cameron isn't matching up with what I was insinuating.

> Secondly, I get what you're saying. I'm not disagreeing with you; and again I used the term loosely and exactly as I explained in the quotation you used to respond with.

 

i was just using the cameron as an example - i do it all the time, even i know it's not handmade; why should tyson have the ability or authority to call it such? ie a putter that's been milled, and prepped for customization ...(or say, a lamb customer who wants softer lines, stamping, etc).

[longball]

So, back to my original, sincere question. If Tyson has made a putter most would consider handmade, where can I find the pictures of it?

[ckay]

This reminds me of the Scotty Cameron threads of 10 years ago. Don't worry Lamb fanboys, it comes with the territory. No need to continually defend Tyson and his company. It is a fruitless exercise. Enjoy the goods you've purchased with your hard-earned dollars, and don't let the peanut gallery bring you down.

 

The hate comes from either a form of jealousy of not being able to obtain the goods(whether it is financially or the nature of limited access), or just random Internet people that want to argue about the color of the sky on a bright sunny day.

 

 

[Golfer4Life]

Just for giggles of what a handmade putter actually looks like.

 

[Golfer4Life]

> @ckay said:

> This reminds me of the Scotty Cameron threads of 10 years ago. Don't worry Lamb fanboys, it comes with the territory. No need to continually defend Tyson and his company. It is a fruitless exercise. Enjoy the goods you've purchased with your hard-earned dollars, and don't let the peanut gallery bring you down.

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> The hate comes from either a form of jealousy of not being able to obtain the goods(whether it is financially or the nature of limited access), or just random Internet people that want to argue about the color of the sky on a bright sunny day.

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Cameron actually made handmade putters. The SCM putters are truly works of art. I don’t see any “hate”, but when people make outlandish claims, they have to be able to back them up.

 

[mbrown1833]

> @Golfer4Life said:

> > @ckay said:

> > This reminds me of the Scotty Cameron threads of 10 years ago. Don't worry Lamb fanboys, it comes with the territory. No need to continually defend Tyson and his company. It is a fruitless exercise. Enjoy the goods you've purchased with your hard-earned dollars, and don't let the peanut gallery bring you down.

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> > The hate comes from either a form of jealousy of not being able to obtain the goods(whether it is financially or the nature of limited access), or just random Internet people that want to argue about the color of the sky on a bright sunny day.

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> Cameron actually made handmade putters. The SCM putters are truly works of art. I don’t see any “hate”, but when people make outlandish claims, they have to be able to back them up.

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Why you're overstating and beating a dead horse, I'm not sure.

 

I haven't seen, and never claimed to see, a fully handmade(ground) putter from Tyson. I said handmade loosely, claimed I did so, and restated what I meant. I look forward to reading more of your ability to put words, contexts, and controversy in my mouth.

[Golfer4Life]

> @mbrown1833 said:

> > @Golfer4Life said:

> > > @ckay said:

> > > This reminds me of the Scotty Cameron threads of 10 years ago. Don't worry Lamb fanboys, it comes with the territory. No need to continually defend Tyson and his company. It is a fruitless exercise. Enjoy the goods you've purchased with your hard-earned dollars, and don't let the peanut gallery bring you down.

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> > > The hate comes from either a form of jealousy of not being able to obtain the goods(whether it is financially or the nature of limited access), or just random Internet people that want to argue about the color of the sky on a bright sunny day.

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> > Cameron actually made handmade putters. The SCM putters are truly works of art. I don’t see any “hate”, but when people make outlandish claims, they have to be able to back them up.

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> Why you're overstating and beating a dead horse, I'm not sure.

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> I haven't seen, and never claimed to see, a fully handmade(ground) putter from Tyson. I said handmade loosely, claimed I did so, and restated what I meant. I look forward to reading more of your ability to put words, contexts, and controversy in my mouth.

 

Like I said, enjoy your putter!

 

 

[FlyOver]

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> > > > > > > > > > > > > > I'm thinking he's the supplier behind the JMI putters for Table Rock, so he's probably too busy churning those out

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> > > > > > > > > > > > > I hope not, those are not the best looking putters I have seen.

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> > > > > > > > > > > > As far as I know, Jim does his own milling. However, I can guarantee that Tyson doesn't have anything to do with Jim Butler.

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> > > > > > > > > > > Cool, thanks. But if I remember correctly, Jim was selling Lamb putters on his website. Is that a new thing from Lamb, moving away from Jim selling his putters?

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> > > > > > > > > > They've been disconnected professionally for about a year.

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> > > > > > > > > Thanks!

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> > > > > > > > I heard Tyson Lamb is busy making JMI putters for Butler

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> > > > > > > Are all of your posts troll posts? Genuinely asking.

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> > > > > > Ask yourself the same question.

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> > > > > > i heard that Tyson Lamb was working with Butler on it from a bunch of putter enthusiasts at the Scotty Cameron Gallery, it is hearsay but so are 90 percent of the posts on the site.

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> > > > > > Explain yourself, how are Tyson’s welds cleaner than Olsen’s? are your eyes messed up? Genuinely asking.

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> > > > > Whoever told you that has no idea what they're talking about. The last time I heard anything about Jim & Tyson, they hadn't talked since late winter of '18. Nothing has led me to believe that that has changed.

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> > > > > The overall quality of Tyson's welds are clearly more well done even from eye level than Olson's. Again, I think the overall totality of quality between the two's works are clearly different on an eye level. I'm not talking on individual putters, I'm talking about many, many putters. This is not a knock on Olson as, again, he has basically just begun producing for the general public.

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> > > > But, I would like to know what makes you a welding afficiando? Are you a welder or a holder of some kind of welding certificate? If not, why should an average joe like myself or anybody reading your post take your word for it?

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> > > right back atcha bud.

> > Last I read you were the one who posted Tyson is a better welder than Olson. Yet, you are NOT a welding expert or even a welder and can’t explain why it’s better. I highly suggest you do so some research and you could have posted you prefer the push over pull method when laying down the weld. How about posting I notice and like that Tyson uses a figure 8 pattern when he welds. I think it looks better. Yet, you’ve nothing!!!!

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> One doesn’t need a welding cert to see the difference in quality. If you’re asking for terms, I’ll be happy to explain my way thru it, but even you can see the difference.

Don’t post for me, because I don’t see the difference between the 2 putter makers welds and I don’t own either. Weld marks don’t really matter to me anyways when I purchase a putter!

[mbrown1833]

This turned out pretty cool, given everyone else did it, too.

 

 

[FlyOver]

MBrown, You might be visual learner. This is a CNC Lamb putter.

 

This is a handmade putter on a Bridgeport by Cushman. See the difference....no CAD program.

 

[benbb8]

> @mbrown1833 said:

> Seeing as though Tyson has his hands in totality on the design, milling, hand-grinding, stamping, etc, I admittedly used the term loosely, and not regretfully in the least. I know what a handmade putter in totality consists of producing. Please check yourself.

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being an avid Tyson fan, I think we need to clarify that his putters are not "Handmade" He himself has said this multiple times on IG. Here is what I am referring to.

 

[mbrown1833]

I don’t think I can clarify my statement anymore than I already have.

[Pwood28]

> @976-Evil said:

> I finally got a lamb putter and see what all the fuss was about, I can definitely see why people like them. The finish, the detail, and the quality is pretty fantastic. And this putter is from 2017, so I imagine the quality has only gotten better since this was made.

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Congrats on the putter! Looks sweet...how's she rolling for you?

[JunkerJorge]

> @976-Evil said:

> I finally got a lamb putter and see what all the fuss was about, I can definitely see why people like them. The finish, the detail, and the quality is pretty fantastic. And this putter is from 2017, so I imagine the quality has only gotten better since this was made.

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I always thought that font on the bumpers was pretty cool. Is that engraved or stamped?

 

[BottleCap]

> @JunkerJorge said:

> > @976-Evil said:

> > I finally got a lamb putter and see what all the fuss was about, I can definitely see why people like them. The finish, the detail, and the quality is pretty fantastic. And this putter is from 2017, so I imagine the quality has only gotten better since this was made.

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> I always thought that font on the bumpers was pretty cool. Is that engraved or stamped?

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Looks like it's all CNC

[BiggErn]

Looks like some milling marks at the top left and right of the cavity. Maybe a factory 2nd price?

[GRPutt]

Looks like there's some product available overseas. Maybe that's where all the putters he's been working on have been going.

http://mitem.gmarket.co.kr/Item?goodsCode=1606347127

[FlyOver]

> @GRPutt said:

> Looks like there's some product available overseas. Maybe that's where all the putters he's been working on have been going.

> http://mitem.gmarket.co.kr/Item?goodsCode=1606347127

 

Why did Tyson mill made in Japan?

[mbrown1833]

The putter is called a Red Feather. All CNC milled and made for Japan.

[BiggErn]

> @mbrown1833 said:

> The putter is called a Red Feather. All CNC milled and made for Japan.

 

Obviously

[GRPutt]

> @mbrown1833 said:

> The putter is called a Red Feather. All CNC milled and made for Japan.

 

Interesting, so can someone here order that or is it only available over there? Sorry, I'm new to this world and don't really understand it all yet.

[mbrown1833]

> @GRPutt said:

> > @mbrown1833 said:

> > The putter is called a Red Feather. All CNC milled and made for Japan.

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> Interesting, so can someone here order that or is it only available over there? Sorry, I'm new to this world and don't really understand it all yet.

 

Those were sold in early 2018 in Japan. I think there was only one originally that was sold in the US. That’s probably the one, although I’m sure there are others over here now.

[FlyOver]

> @mbrown1833 said:

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> > > The putter is called a Red Feather. All CNC milled and made for Japan.

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> > Interesting, so can someone here order that or is it only available over there? Sorry, I'm new to this world and don't really understand it all yet.

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> Those were sold in early 2018 in Japan. I think there was only one originally that was sold in the US. That’s probably the one, although I’m sure there are others over here now.

 

> @mbrown1833 said:

> > @GRPutt said:

> > > @mbrown1833 said:

> > > The putter is called a Red Feather. All CNC milled and made for Japan.

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> > Interesting, so can someone here order that or is it only available over there? Sorry, I'm new to this world and don't really understand it all yet.

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> Those were sold in early 2018 in Japan. I think there was only one originally that was sold in the US. That’s probably the one, although I’m sure there are others over here now.

 

What are you posting about. The putter in question is being sold on a Korean website!

[mbrown1833]

The Korean link posted aren’t legit Lambs. I’m speaking of the putter picture listed above that 976 picked up.

[Golfer4Life]

> @mbrown1833 said:

> The Korean link posted aren’t legit Lambs. I’m speaking of the putter picture listed above that 976 picked up.

 

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