Corza Ghost

[floyd]

improved anyones putting?

The Corza Ghost has really improved my putting, my stroke has not felt this good in years. Anyone else improve with the Ghost?

[SlapShotGolfer]

I found that it not only gave me more confidence on the greens, but it felt like I could see the putt better. I seem to see the line better than before and my lag speed is great. As someone who's just shooting for par/bogey golf I'm happy with two putts. And now I feel like that gonna make range is even longer than before. The one complaint I do have is with the face, but I've seemed to get used to it by now.

[InTheHole]

Drastic improvement. I just see the line better. And once I got used to the different speed, the putts started to fall. I've only been using it a couple of weeks, so I don't have enough reps with it to have definitive numbers, but in the end, for me, I'd say it will help at least 5 strokes, maybe 10.

I'm a high handicapper though, so everyone else's mileage will vary.

[BuckyBadger]

At first I thought it was awesome, but then I gradually realized it wasn't so hot. I felt like I had to forward press the putter too much and it was very inconsistent rolling the ball. Sometimes it would be short but more often it would jump off the face and go way past the hole. It also seems quite light to me.

I love my 2 ball Odyssey backstryke putter a lot better.

[ShortSticks]

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At first I thought it was awesome, but then I gradually realized it wasn't so hot. I felt like I had to forward press the putter too much and it was very inconsistent rolling the ball. Sometimes it would be short but more often it would jump off the face and go way past the hole. It also seems quite light to me.

I love my 2 ball Odyssey backstryke putter a lot better.
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I agree. At first I thought it was the one, but on the course I could not get any distance control unless I used a big forward press. Being designed by Dave Stockton may explain that, as he promotes the forward press. Also at 4 degrees of loft, if I did not forward press, the long ones would get airborne. Seems odd since this seems to fly against the whole Anti-Skid Groove Insert technology that the Rossa brand was built on.

When put up against my Itsy Bitsy Spider, it was no contest, the Spider ran circles around the Ghost for me. Its a shame, because it looks much cleaner than the spider, but I can't argue with the results.

[gdeep]

Switched from a center-shafted Corza Monza to a Ghost to try and get my hands a little farther forward. I stupid easy to line up. I've had issues some days with lag putts but I think that more user error than something I can blame on the Ghost. Think it rolls the ball great.

[ToasT1125]

I have to agree that this putter has turned my putting around this season. Like a lot of people, I do have trouble with distance control at times but short putts just seem easy. I actually look forward to getting on the green again as my putting was not enjoyable, even dreadful earlier this year. Yes, "the Indian not the arrow", but the Ghost has re-instilled that lost confidence. I don't game it every single round anymore, but when I feel I need some help, this is my go to.

[Mr.I302]

[quote name='BuckyBadger' timestamp='1283192772' post='2669138']
At first I thought it was awesome, but then I gradually realized it wasn't so hot. I felt like I had to forward press the putter too much and it was very inconsistent rolling the ball. Sometimes it would be short but more often it would jump off the face and go way past the hole. It also seems quite light to me.

I love my 2 ball Odyssey backstryke putter a lot better.
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I just vaporized my ghost for a 2Ball Backstryke...both put a great roll but for some reason the backstryke just swings better.