Best Nike Putter Produced

CNicks · June 16, 2022

Hello all! I want to get opinions on which model of Nike putter was the best that they produced? What are your thoughts?

Edited June 16, 2022 by CNicks

creerski · June 16, 2022

Trying out a Unitized Tiempo at the moment - want to say released sometime in '06. The Unitized lineup is probably the best offering from Nike for milled-like putters.

I feel like they were designed to try to win over Tiger but he was still winning without one so why switch then.

Feel off the face when struck in the center is honestly the best feeling blade putter I've used in 20 years...mishits on the other hand feel and sound like a metal baseball bat. Some could attribute that to the construction of the shaft and head being fused but I feel more like it is the metal compound of the head itself.

MPAndreassi · June 16, 2022

Original Method was my favorite.

Phabs · June 16, 2022

Method with the polymer injection was pretty damn good

TheMoneyShot · June 17, 2022

4 hours ago, Phabs said:

Method with the polymer injection was pretty damn good

Yes, it really was a great putter!

Hoodman22 · October 15, 2022

Still playing my Drone 2 counterbalance putter.

Haven’t had anything knock it out of the bag yet.

bodhi555 · October 17, 2022

I'd say it's the Method 003 currently sitting in my bag. Picked it up 3 years ago on a whim, not expecting it to kick out my Scotty Cameron Del Mar. After one round it went in the bag and the Scotty hasn't been seen since. Fantastic balance, great feel and rolls the ball beautifully.

However, it does have "The Oven" written on the bottom suggesting it was made in Ft Worth rather than the usual factory, and the "CB" etched into the face suggests it was first made for Carly Booth - and no, she isn't having it back 🙂

Chappie · October 17, 2022

I really can't say enough good things about the Origin b2|01. It's my favorite putter to come out in a long time, and having it naked makes it perfect for me. It puts a confident roll on the ball and it sounds/feels really good. It's not as satisfying as hearing the perfect strike of carbon steel, but my putting is rarely in a position where perfect strikes occur these days, and the Origin does an excellent job of giving me a high chance of sinking a putt when my contact is imperfect.