Slicing all my Putts And Missing them Right

[tigerfan23]

what putter do you suggest for somebody who pushes putts - Im also a slicer / pusher of the putt.

 

 

[Shushwap]

The tool is not the problem it's the operator 

[tigerfan23]

5 minutes ago, Shushwap said:

The tool is not the problem it's the operator 

 

thanks Einstein 

 

 

[Shushwap]

1 hour ago, tigerfan23 said:

 

thanks Einstein 

 

 

Its people like u that club manufacturers love.. 

Take a lesson or 2 or even read a little on this site as there have been many threads on putting.. 

Or be lazy like most people and buy a new toy 

[otto6457]

4 hours ago, tigerfan23 said:

what putter do you suggest for somebody who pushes putts - Im also a slicer / pusher of the putt.

 

 

There is no putter that will make you a better putter if you don't bring a square putter face to the ball at impact.  You either have to compensate for that open face or learn how to better bring a square putter face to the ball. 

 

Honestly, a couple of putting lessons is cheaper than a new putter.  Find an instructor with a SAM Puttlab or a Quintic machine.  Trackman and GC Quad will also give you club head data on putting.

[tigerfan23]

6 hours ago, Shushwap said:

Its people like u that club manufacturers love.. 

Take a lesson or 2 or even read a little on this site as there have been many threads on putting.. 

Or be lazy like most people and buy a new toy 

 

wow you are one dumb motherfudger 

 

 

[tigerfan23]

5 hours ago, otto6457 said:

There is no putter that will make you a better putter if you don't bring a square putter face to the ball at impact.  You either have to compensate for that open face or learn how to better bring a square putter face to the ball. 

 

Honestly, a couple of putting lessons is cheaper than a new putter.  Find an instructor with a SAM Puttlab or a Quintic machine.  Trackman and GC Quad will also give you club head data on putting.

 

I know. I'm a scratch golfer.  I am a good putter.  Ive taken lessons.

I have a tendency to push putts right.  There is a difference between putters and how they react to the stroke hence this thread.

 

So I was asking the OP About his experience with different putters.   

 

 

[Shushwap]

4 hours ago, tigerfan23 said:

 

I know. I'm a scratch golfer.  I am a good putter.  Ive taken lessons.

I have a tendency to push putts right.  There is a difference between putters and how they react to the stroke hence this thread.

 

So I was asking the OP About his experience with different putters.   

 

 

Seeing as you are the smart scratch golfer here then you should be smart enough to know about getting fit... Asking how a putter works for someone elses stroke is a waste of time...

Hey what do I know as im the idiot here according to you LOL

As they say you just cant fix stupid

[otto6457]

4 hours ago, tigerfan23 said:

 

I know. I'm a scratch golfer.  I am a good putter.  Ive taken lessons.

I have a tendency to push putts right.  There is a difference between putters and how they react to the stroke hence this thread.

 

So I was asking the OP About his experience with different putters.   

 

 

Good luck then