Swag Putters

[Kaexo]

Anyone actually gaming one? I know their headcover game is crazy right now with everyone.

[oldpalchamp]

Love my SWAG putter! Have had a Handsome One in the bag for over a year. Looks great, feels great. Thinking about adding a Handsome Two with the new milling pattern.

[Whodey-85]

Anyone used the Suave One? Has that Newport 1.5 look and that is one of favorite styles.

[Don Miguel]

I have a Handsome Too with a sight dot and no paint fill coming this week. Looking forward to rolling a few...

[krsgolf]

Headcover game has been crazy though it’s slowing down but the putters are much better than they are getting credit for. As good of feel as anything else you’ll pick up out there including customs.

[padget]

I like the looks of their putters. A naked suave too would be my personal choice. The raw finish they had on some of the putters looks nice too but I think in reality my putter rusting would drive me crazy. I remember the Callaway Mack daddy 2 wedges in slate finish looked amazing with some wear but once the rust really started setting in I was always trying to scrape it off.

 

Would love to see some pics of the swag putters you guys have.

[oldpalchamp]

My Handsome One

 

 

[mattmatt300]

> @oldpalchamp said:

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Very nice! One of the best looking Swags I’ve seen.

[mackepa]

They are very very nice looking putters but I just can’t get with the name.

[maverick]

Gaming one for months and it is a fantastic putter. Superb milling, great balance.

 

[MattM97]

Saw this today on their Instagram and I am one happy camper. I'm glad a company is making some lefty options, we like nice stuff too.

 

 

[Medson]

I haven’t followed putters for a while. Can someone give me a rundown of where SWAG comes from?

 

Is it like the Lamb guy?

[MattM97]

> @Medson said:

> I haven’t followed putters for a while. Can someone give me a rundown of where SWAG comes from?

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> Is it like the Lamb guy?

 

This article pretty much covers everything: https://puttertalk.com/the-making-of-swag-golf/

[Medson]

Wow, I had no idea. Thanks for the info.

 

It feels my putter knowledge still stuck in yester years.

[johngalt312]

Putter shapes look nice, but that’s about it. Will never own one - zero interest.

[5hort5tuff]

> @johngalt312 said:

> Putter shapes look nice, but that’s about it. Will never own one - zero interest.

 

They do make nice putters and accessories. I also think they just cost way too much.

[Ridgecrest18]

> @padget said:

> I like the looks of their putters. A naked suave too would be my personal choice. The raw finish they had on some of the putters looks nice too but I think in reality my putter rusting would drive me crazy. I remember the Callaway Mack daddy 2 wedges in slate finish looked amazing with some wear but once the rust really started setting in I was always trying to scrape it off.

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> Would love to see some pics of the swag putters you guys have.

 

Great product.... I grabbed a blank head and built it out with a YSC shaft and Ping P58 grip. I much prefer the feel of this head with a softer shaft... remarkable. The "Undressed" version and older face milling make for a much more subdued overall appearance.

 

 

 

[SUPERG]

the milling and design on these looks so clean!!! I love my spider but have been trying to get into a plumbers neck blade for a while now, but refuse unless its 100 percent milled and no insert. And for me the bettis have odd shapes, the scottys have that dumb tape insert that makes no sense. At 555 these are pricey, but for the craftsmanship it seem worth it to me (subjective I know).

[MattM97]

> @SUPERG said:

> the milling and design on these looks so clean!!! I love my spider but have been trying to get into a plumbers neck blade for a while now, but refuse unless its 100 percent milled and no insert. And for me the bettis have odd shapes, the scottys have that dumb tape insert that makes no sense. At 555 these are pricey, but for the craftsmanship it seem worth it to me (subjective I know).

 

I like how their cavity is smooth and I'd assume super clean to look at. Where every other milled putter has this lip running across the cavity from their milling process and some can really be visible at address in my experience. I think that detail alone makes them stand out in quality and attention to detail in their work.

 

As for price yeah it's expensive, heck after exchange and shipping I'll be paying over $800 Canadian for it but most putters in this range you'll be paying even more for when all is said and done.

[Guest]

Just picked up a research and development suave too carbon. Beautiful feel. Serious quality and workmanship with a cool edge. The coolest thing is that the flow neck is milled, not bent, for consistency.

[Guest]

Just picked up a research and development suave too carbon. Beautiful feel. Serious quality and workmanship with a cool edge.

[luke1333]

I picked up a handsome two black rainbow but honestly the Piretti Goat is unreal right now and not going anywhere anytime soon but their headcover game is on fire!!

[CactusGolf]

Looking to pick up a Suave One.  Is the blade length relatively short?  It looks that way in pictures.  

 

I've been playing the Nike Origin B2-01, but think that I need much more toe flow than the standard plumber's neck.  I like the shape of the Suave One.

Edited August 21, 2020 by CactusGolf