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Croonie15 · January 16, 2006

#7

I want to order a milled number 7. I am curious though on the head weights, do they change like 33 350 34 340 35 330 or all they are the same? I am interested in what the head weight would be for a 34in milled #7?

Thanks Guys,

Croonie

glenwayputters · January 16, 2006

I want to order a milled number 7. I am curious though on the head weights, do they change like 33 350 34 340 35 330 or all they are the same? I am interested in what the head weight would be for a 34in milled #7?

Thanks Guys,

Croonie

Just order a T.P. Mills soft tail in carbon steel and request what ever length and headweight you want, I guarnatee you it is the same design and much better built.

jay

T.P. Mills Co.

ps that design is an original Mills design

rblum22 · January 16, 2006

Headweight is a great question and one I could not get an answer for. I believe I read in Golf Digest, though, that the 33" headweights are heavier at 345g.

I used a #5 for most of last summer - it is a phenomenal putter. Very soft feel, excellent weighting, and very easy to control distance with. I replaced mine with a custom Slighter, but will keep this as a backup.

sixxiron · January 16, 2006

I want to order a milled number 7. I am curious though on the head weights, do they change like 33 350 34 340 35 330 or all they are the same? I am interested in what the head weight would be for a 34in milled #7?

Thanks Guys,

Croonie

Just order a T.P. Mills soft tail in carbon steel and request what ever length and headweight you want, I guarnatee you it is the same design and much better built.

jay
T.P. Mills Co.

ps that design is an original Mills design

I have to agree with Jay. The #7 is a copy of the Mills soft tail that NC "designed" to get David Toms to play NC putters. With the Mills you can get way more options than the NC and it will be made by a craftsman not some foundry worker in China. Just MHO...

Sixx