Mezza/Corza

shepdog · August 3, 2006

Head weight and distance control

Currently putt with a Ping Anser but have been putzing around at the local retailer with these two putters. Have had problems in the past with short putts and in trying these putters on the synthetic surface at Golf Galaxy, I seem to have very good success with these two putters compared to my Anser. One thing that bothers me though is the head weights seem a little light compared to other putters, and I am wondering how that might affect my distance control. The other thing that puzzles me is that even though the Mezza is listed at a weight of 340g, it seems to feel heavier than the Corza, which is listed at 345g. Anyone else have this same feeling? Have any of you experienced problems with distance control with these two models and if you have added weight to the Corza, how much have you added and did it help with distance control? Have not played with any other high MOI putters other than these, so are there others that I should try out? I really like the roll the AGSI seems to put on the ball, seems very smooth.

abewley · August 3, 2006

i had issues with the corza's insert... seemed to hot.. and thus distance control was tuff.. so i added 8 grams...

much better feel swinging the putter.. but still had issues with distance control.

switched to the scotty phantom mallet.. problem solved.

i have never been able to putt with putters that have inserts... even when i had a white steel blade.. it felt tooo soft. and again distance control was an issue.

857 Pro-Ti · August 3, 2006

I had a Corza and put 2 14's in it and it felt way too light. It lasted all of 1 round :drinks:

Geo · August 6, 2006

I had a Corza and put 2 14's in it and it felt way too light. It lasted all of 1 round :fool:

Ok, far be it from me to comment on another guy's putter opinions (except for maybe Reid's, Mac's, Serge's, John's, and some other select members ;) ), but considering your gamer putter's 405 gram head . . . you could add two 40 gram weights and still feel light. :crazy: That said, I tried the Corza in the store w/ whatever stock weights are in it, true to form--too light. I still own the the Mezza and love it for it's alignment, but until my game is such that I'm knocking all approach shots to 5 feet or less, it's not going back into the bag. :drinks:

beruo