Bent Plumbers Neck

[SpongeGolf]

Posred this in the general putters forum but here might help as well! Today after yet another missed putt I kicked my putter with what was obviously sufficient force to bend it. It has been bent so that at address the neck has been bent forward and now the putter is very lofted. It appears that the bend is in the plumbers neck itself. I was wondering what procedure I can do if any that can resurrect my putter. Thanks in advance for any help/ideas? I can add a picture if my description was poor

[golfluvzme]

Please post a picture, but it can probably be fixed. It may not be one you want to tackle on your own, but I don't know your skill level at this sort of thing.
The issue with self-repair is that you probably don't have a loft/lie machine and that will be key in getting it back to spec.
I think we have all done similar things and wound up damaging equipment, at least once. The feeling of "Why did I just do that?" is sometimes enough to keep us from doing it again..........sometimes not, LOL.
If you can post some pics from straight on, that would be great.
See if you can locate a shop with a putter loft/lie machine in your town and they should be able to remedy this "adjustment".
LaMont in AZ

[SpongeGolf]

Here are some pictures, as you can see it is not significant but enough to throw you off! Thanks for the help i will give a few places a call and try and locate a loft/lie machine
Cheers
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Please post a picture, but it can probably be fixed. It may not be one you want to tackle on your own, but I don't know your skill level at this sort of thing.
The issue with self-repair is that you probably don't have a loft/lie machine and that will be key in getting it back to spec.
I think we have all done similar things and wound up damaging equipment, at least once. The feeling of "Why did I just do that?" is sometimes enough to keep us from doing it again..........sometimes not, LOL.
If you can post some pics from straight on, that would be great.
See if you can locate a shop with a putter loft/lie machine in your town and they should be able to remedy this "adjustment".
LaMont in AZ
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[CWB]

there's a video of Scotty Cameron working on a Anser/ Plummers Neck style putter
? Brad Faxon ?
it was VERY Good maybe 2 or 3 parts
With each adjustment , he checked and rechecked
loft , lie, and many other angles

[SpongeGolf]

[quote name='CWB' timestamp='1352899223' post='5931995']
there's a video of Scotty Cameron working on a Anser/ Plummers Neck style putter
? Brad Faxon ?
it was VERY Good maybe 2 or 3 parts
With each adjustment , he checked and rechecked
loft , lie, and many other angles
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Thanks I'll check it out, couldn't resist buying a Cleveland classic but still want to fix this putter !