Sacks Parente Putters

[Lenny2]

I spent the day today at Sacks Parente and there is not a better putter on the market hands down. It’s not even close and I’ve played everything that is or was supposed to be the best. It blows every technology that Odyssey, Cameron, Taylormade and all rest put together out of the water. Absolutely amazing. Start at $600 and go up to $1200 but worth every penny. Lightest grip and shafts ever and a tech called ultra low balance point. To much to tell you about in a post but I would check out there website

[LionGolfer]

> @Lenny2 said:

> I’ve played everything that is or was supposed to be the best. It blows every technology that Odyssey, Cameron, Taylormade and all rest put together out of the water.

 

 

 

How does this compare to meart, kitada, bputters, design tuning, valgrine or Modart putters?

[Lenny2]

Those are milled putters with a basic design and Sacks is also a milled head with 126 of tungsten distributed in the toe and head. The head has a ton of tech in it but it’s the shafts and the light weight grip along with the head that makes it so great. I’ve never felt a putter that felt so great and if you make a Natural putting stroke it is square at impact and allows the putter face to rotate with out you attempting to try to make a stroke where the putter rotates. I’m the last guy in the world to fall for a gimmick or a marketing ploy. All I can say is if you ever get the chance to try one you will want to buy one or you will. They make a blade model that I would of laughed at you if you said I would put it in the bag and I’ve never felt something so great. Definitely check it out.

[Jarlaxle]

So did you buy one and if so, are you still gaming it?

[jonradus]

The 66 blade doesn’t look too funky, but I really wish they could make it all the same color/finish. That may make it look less gimmicky. I would love to try one of these out, but I unfortunately live in Pennsylvania so I doubt I’ll ever make it to Camarillo, CA to try one out. It’s so hard to drop $600+ on a putter that may have a $100 or less resale if I don’t end up liking it. Surely I’m not the only one with this line of reasoning.

[NoTalentLefty]

I love my 39 . I did cheap out at 400.00 but it has an exceptional feel for a bullseye type putter or putting instrument as they would say. I’m surprised the company hasn’t made more noise in the industry. 

[RichieHunt]

There have been lighter grips out there.  I got my hands on a couple of the grips, one came in at 37 grams the other at 39 grams (they claim that their grips come in at 28-34 grams).  Bobby Duke used to have a 32 gram grip and the Salty Cork Grips have models at 30 grams.

 

The design is very interesting though.  I wish they had more neck options and possibly faces without grooves.

 

 

 

 

RH

[Fairway14]

21 hours ago, RichieHunt said:

There have been lighter grips out there.  I got my hands on a couple of the grips, one came in at 37 grams the other at 39 grams (they claim that their grips come in at 28-34 grams).  Bobby Duke used to have a 32 gram grip and the Salty Cork Grips have models at 30 grams.

 

 

RH

 

Rosemark brand produces a 35 gram grip, which I like very very much.