Need Putter Head Suggestions

[wbond]

OK, i went for the edel fitting and found out i aim better with a mallet type head and no lines, sight dot only. Before I commit to any one brand, I wanted to see what other putter heads I can consider. Please chime in with some options that meet this criteria. The other specs that worked best for me were 68 lie, 3 loft, 33" length and 370g headweight.

 

P.S., kind of stunk to find out my putter is completely opposite of what I need.

[Boydeeo]

Edel must have provided more info than that ie. toe hang, offset, specific stroke type to fit. I'm only speculating with my suggestion BTW without all that other info missing that would help.

Only head I can think of is a Piretti Matera flow neck if you want the 370g weight. It doesnt necessarily have the traditional half round mid-mallet look; more squared off. With that kind of lie it sounds like you have quite an arc on your stroke and that toe hang should fit the billl. Pricey though at $290+

Cheers,

Chris

[Bule1101]

Byron Morgan, Kari Lajosi, Xenon Golf, Machine putters all have exactly what you need, and they will all further modify your putter to be exactly lile you want it

[wbond]

Thanks for the feedback.
Yes, I did have more info. The offset is 1/8, medium arc, but i forgot the toe hang. I was just looking for some suggestions on mallets with no lines and only a sight dot on top.

From what i was seeing, Byron had the dekine 3, didn't like the channel island look. Going to check on this one.
Lajosi looks like the bayzie mallet, just not sure since they appear to be out of country so no idea what that will involve.
For machine, i can't figure out if the M9 is a full half moon mallet or somewhat offset mallet shape. I do not like the offset look. For the m2 converter, I didnt see one with the mallet back flange. I will check with them though.
Xenon putters, I will have to do some more digging on these. Haven't heard of them before.
Peritti, not sure on the matera, with the machining it has the rounded look with a square back.

[Bule1101]

Byron has a lot of different dakine models, he can modify them a lot. He will for sure craft something you will like.

I have a bayzie on order, Kari is very easy to deal with. There are other models beside the bayzie that might fit you.

Xenon golf is a very small company, check out their threads here, also Facebook. He can virtually make you whatever you want, you can even draw something up and he will make it.
Machine M9 can also be modified to suit you better.

What materials are you looking for? Are you going all out or are you on a tight budget?