A Compilation of Pictures From cuinthecreek’s Putters

[cuinthecreek]

I dig this copper Element.  

[cuinthecreek]

Here is a pretty early Xenon, with a somewhat hidden logo.  You can see how Lumpy previously used sole stickers to show specs. 

[cuinthecreek]

This is an interesting one to me. Basically very little to no neck with a Fenwick Experimental shaft. 

[cuinthecreek]

Here is an oily Karbon Element. 

[cuinthecreek]

Here is a little mixed metal action. Stainless and copper with a Statue of Liberty thrown in for good measure. 🗽 

[cuinthecreek]

Blackout…

[cuinthecreek]

I dig the flow.

Edited September 16, 2022 by cuinthecreek

[cuinthecreek]

Different kind of headweight on this one. 

[cuinthecreek]

WDG 44

[cuinthecreek]

Looong neck Element in Al Bz

[cuinthecreek]

“pinx”  I like how Lumpy numbered this one on the sole. 

[ChristopherMcDonald]

Immense collection, probably already said that but worth saying again. Awesome putters. 

[JDTex]

On 9/4/2022 at 8:11 PM, cuinthecreek said:

Here is some flow neck action…

Tell me more about this putter? I love the look and the flow or slant neck with very little offset. Really sharp looking! 

[PeanutsDaddy]

Just fabulous. So many unique putters in your collection. Thank you for sharing. 

[cuinthecreek]

@JDTex Thank you for the comment. I don’t know a ton about it’s backstory, but Machine Putters is run by Dave Billings. He makes some really pretty wands. This one has very little offset, which isn’t my typical style, but I do use flow necks at times. 
 

He also used a Reverse Arch grip on a good number of his putters which is a different feeling than most. 

[cuinthecreek]

@PeanutsDaddyThank you very much for the kind words!  I’m happy this is providing some interested viewers. 

[cuinthecreek]

@ChristopherMcDonald Thank you for the reply!  I appreciate the kind words!  Not sure what’s up with my thumb haha. 

Edited September 17, 2022 by cuinthecreek

[cuinthecreek]

@Ghostwedge Thank you for the comments!  I must admit, I have liked a variety of shapes over time. 

[cuinthecreek]

@cbrwn425 Thank you very much!

[cuinthecreek]

@5hort5tuffThank you for the comment!  I think Dave made some pretty ones. 

Edited September 17, 2022 by cuinthecreek

[5hort5tuff]

Man...i also love me zomd xenons. All of those naked copper or brass putters are my kryptonite. Let me know if you have and extra grips grips or headcovers.  I've been on the lookout!

[GingerBubba]

Cool thread! Some of those putters are so beautiful. I love that descriptive label on the Damascus steel putter too.
 

Can I ask though (and I say this as someone who has owned two putters ever) why do you have so many? Do you actually play them or is it more just about collecting a load of pretty things?

 

Also, any idea on how many you own in total?

 

Feel free to ignore this last question as it's somewhat impolite, but what would you estimate is your overall collection value?

 

Great stuff, keep those lovely pictures coming.

[cuinthecreek]

@5hort5tuff I am a fan of his headcovers and grips as well. I think he had one of the better varieties of any of the boutique makers. 

[cuinthecreek]

@GingerBubba Thank you for the kind words. Many of the putters shown so far have not been gamed by me to this point.  I bought a number of putters out of a friend’s collection, sold many, and have kept some. I do hope to get a good number of them to the course at some point. 

[SBH9458]

@cuinthecreek Thanks for sharing your collection with us!  Pretty amazing.

[cuinthecreek]

@SBH9458Thank you for the interest and kind comments. 

[braincramp52]

Fun thread and a great collection. Thanks for sharing .

[cuinthecreek]

Thank you @braincramp52!  Hopefully it is enjoyable for others to look through. 

[cuinthecreek]

Here is a stubby with a single bend in AlBz. 

[cuinthecreek]

Here is another mixed metal. This one has definitely got some patina going on.