What putter are you currently using?

[garflys]

Anser 2.

[bamarico]

Cameron studio select 2.5

[darpar1]

I bounce back and forth between a couple of my latest creations.

 

 

 

Currently the ReBar Neck is knocking the Green Neck out of the bag!

 

 

 

 

 

 

[AddisonMP]

switch between Scotty Futura X5r and Bettinardi SS#2

[PeanutsDaddy]

darpar,

 

what head materials are you working with? Are the weights, visible in the back of the putter, adjustable?

 

Unique design, especially like the rebar neck.

[darpar1]

darpar,

 

what head materials are you working with? Are the weights, visible in the back of the putter, adjustable?

 

Unique design, especially like the rebar neck.

 

Thanks!

The body is a high impact resin,and yes the weights are adjustable.

I can make the head weight anywhere from about 280grms to over 450grms.....most are in the 330-360 range.

[PeanutsDaddy]

darpar,

 

what head materials are you working with? Are the weights, visible in the back of the putter, adjustable?

 

Unique design, especially like the rebar neck.

 

Thanks!

The body is a high impact resin,and yes the weights are adjustable.

I can make the head weight anywhere from about 280grms to over 450grms.....most are in the 330-360 range.

 

Is the sound and feel comparable to any metals and/or alloys on the market?

[darpar1]

darpar,

 

what head materials are you working with? Are the weights, visible in the back of the putter, adjustable?

 

Unique design, especially like the rebar neck.

 

Thanks!

The body is a high impact resin,and yes the weights are adjustable.

I can make the head weight anywhere from about 280grms to over 450grms.....most are in the 330-360 range.

 

Is the sound and feel comparable to any metals and/or alloys on the market?

 

Never thought about that,but I guess it sounds like a couple bowling balls lightly hitting each other.

Feel is pretty solid as the shape (wider weight in the back) gives a larger MOI area on mis-hits.

[PeanutsDaddy]

darpar,

 

what head materials are you working with? Are the weights, visible in the back of the putter, adjustable?

 

Unique design, especially like the rebar neck.

 

Thanks!

The body is a high impact resin,and yes the weights are adjustable.

I can make the head weight anywhere from about 280grms to over 450grms.....most are in the 330-360 range.

 

Is the sound and feel comparable to any metals and/or alloys on the market?

 

Never thought about that,but I guess it sounds like a couple bowling balls lightly hitting each other.

Feel is pretty solid as the shape (wider weight in the back) gives a larger MOI area on mis-hits.

 

Once again, thank you for sharing. I applaud the ingenuity.

[Brimstone]

Cleveland TFI 2135

 

[stikillller]

2016 Newport 2, putting much better too lol

[Rbh32]

2010 (I think) Scotty Newport 2.5, 33.75", all paint removed except dark blue sight line, 25g weights.

[BEND OF THE RIVER GC]

Black Lab custom welded neck

 

 

 

and this Tad Moore...

[arkurczi]

Taylormade Daddy Long Legs 2.0+. 38". Love it!!!

[lrgdawg]

SeeMore mFGP - easy, consistent set up, great roll & awesome customer service!

[lever2ooo]

I cant say that my putting is as pretty a this is, but I think it should motivate me

 

[orangeology]

Stella Artois... i mean Cameron & Co. Stainless & Sterling

 

[artsmart73]

Current gamer

[LaymanM]

SeeMore Si5

[AddisonMP]

Just picked up a PXG classic Brandon. Haven't played it yet Just rolled some on the carpet. So far not a big difference over my betti SS2 but I'll wait to see how it rolls'em on the green

[Blade8802]

First post here on the forum. Figured I'd start with my favorite club. I've been obsessed with putters since my high school golf days (I'm 34 now). Crenshaw has always been my favorite player and many of my favorite golf memories involve great streaks of putting.

 

Here's what's currently in the bag.

 

Byron Morgan

DBCM

345 grams

32"

Standard lie

5 degree loft

 

 

 

 

[Conrad283]

Odyssey 2 ball. Thinking about the SC M1

[YoungJedi]

Custom Bettinardi BB0 ordered from Nick at TourStock putters

[BEND OF THE RIVER GC]

C&L 350 gram oil can.

[Marand]

Since I blew out my right shoulder I can't play a golf shot longer than 50/60 yards. So, I'm practicing chipping/pitching, and better, putting. I absolutely love The Wilson 8802 (built in 1964) I bought used this summer. My distance control with the 8802 is by far the best I've ever putted, from great distance (>60 feet), and for slick downhill downgrain 8 footers. It's much much lighter than my Camerons & Odysseys, probably ~300/310 grams, versus 350+ grams of my newer stuff, and carbon - not stainless - steel.

 

Whatever cause, the improvement in control is wonderful. I don't remember the last time I walked off the practice green without having made a couple of 40/50 footers and a handful, or two, of 20/25 footers. When the shoulder gets better I'm going to be dangerous.

[Blade8802]

Since I blew out my right shoulder I can't play a golf shot longer than 50/60 yards. So, I'm practicing chipping/pitching, and better, putting. I absolutely love The Wilson 8802 (built in 1964) I bought used this summer. My distance control with the 8802 is by far the best I've ever putted, from great distance (>60 feet), and for slick downhill downgrain 8 footers. It's much much lighter than my Camerons & Odysseys, probably ~300/310 grams, versus 350+ grams of my newer stuff, and carbon - not stainless - steel.

 

Whatever cause, the improvement in control is wonderful. I don't remember the last time I walked off the practice green without having made a couple of 40/50 footers and a handful, or two, of 20/25 footers. When the shoulder gets better I'm going to be dangerous.

 

 

My all time favorite putter. Just legendary. Glad to hear its working out for you.

[Marand]

Since I blew out my right shoulder I can't play a golf shot longer than 50/60 yards. So, I'm practicing chipping/pitching, and better, putting. I absolutely love The Wilson 8802 (built in 1964) I bought used this summer. My distance control with the 8802 is by far the best I've ever putted, from great distance (>60 feet), and for slick downhill downgrain 8 footers. It's much much lighter than my Camerons & Odysseys, probably ~300/310 grams, versus 350+ grams of my newer stuff, and carbon - not stainless - steel.

 

Whatever cause, the improvement in control is wonderful. I don't remember the last time I walked off the practice green without having made a couple of 40/50 footers and a handful, or two, of 20/25 footers. When the shoulder gets better I'm going to be dangerous.

 

My all time favorite putter. Just legendary. Glad to hear its working out for you.

 

I really don't know why it works. Loft? Lie angle? Head weight? Steel? Weght distribution? Heel Shafting? Genius (Arnold Palmer) design?

 

Magic? I've had wonderful putters over the years from great manufacturers. It's the best I've ever used.

[drbonesvt]

16' m2 or bb0 throw in some org anser 2 w/ some lead tape.

 

Experimenting with weights finding close to 350 head wt doesn't work for me , need more like 340 g

[Blade8802]

Since I blew out my right shoulder I can't play a golf shot longer than 50/60 yards. So, I'm practicing chipping/pitching, and better, putting. I absolutely love The Wilson 8802 (built in 1964) I bought used this summer. My distance control with the 8802 is by far the best I've ever putted, from great distance (>60 feet), and for slick downhill downgrain 8 footers. It's much much lighter than my Camerons & Odysseys, probably ~300/310 grams, versus 350+ grams of my newer stuff, and carbon - not stainless - steel.

 

Whatever cause, the improvement in control is wonderful. I don't remember the last time I walked off the practice green without having made a couple of 40/50 footers and a handful, or two, of 20/25 footers. When the shoulder gets better I'm going to be dangerous.

 

My all time favorite putter. Just legendary. Glad to hear its working out for you.

 

I really don't know why it works. Loft? Lie angle? Head weight? Steel? Weght distribution? Heel Shafting? Genius (Arnold Palmer) design?

 

Magic? I've had wonderful putters over the years from great manufacturers. It's the best I've ever used.

 

 

 

Magic in simplicity. It's perfectly balanced and feels just right in your hands.

 

It favors a classic stroke, though, so I understand people who aren't fans of the 8802. It's a very particular style of putter and pretty unforgiving. I relate it to using a Pro Staff 85 in tennis. It's a scalpel.

[Marand]

Since I blew out my right shoulder I can't play a golf shot longer than 50/60 yards. So, I'm practicing chipping/pitching, and better, putting. I absolutely love The Wilson 8802 (built in 1964) I bought used this summer. My distance control with the 8802 is by far the best I've ever putted, from great distance (>60 feet), and for slick downhill downgrain 8 footers. It's much much lighter than my Camerons & Odysseys, probably ~300/310 grams, versus 350+ grams of my newer stuff, and carbon - not stainless - steel.

 

Whatever cause, the improvement in control is wonderful. I don't remember the last time I walked off the practice green without having made a couple of 40/50 footers and a handful, or two, of 20/25 footers. When the shoulder gets better I'm going to be dangerous.

 

My all time favorite putter. Just legendary. Glad to hear its working out for you.

 

I really don't know why it works. Loft? Lie angle? Head weight? Steel? Weght distribution? Heel Shafting? Genius (Arnold Palmer) design?

 

Magic? I've had wonderful putters over the years from great manufacturers. It's the best I've ever used.

 

 

 

Magic in simplicity. It's perfectly balanced and feels just right in your hands.

 

It favors a classic stroke, though, so I understand people who aren't fans of the 8802. It's a very particular style of putter and pretty unforgiving. I relate it to using a Pro Staff 85 in tennis. It's a scalpel.

 

I wiuldn't presume to claim I have a classic stroke. For me it requires a full 'release', pointing the toe of the 8802,right at my target line/distance. When I do that with a 'relaxed' flowing stroke stroke I tend to consistently finish within a foot distance wise from 50/60 feet, better, i can control whether that's lag/die at the hole, or a bit more aggressive. With my Newport that's 3 feet, with my Golo 7, ~3/4 feet - but that could be long/short.