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wow Hawk, lucky you....that is one great club to be testing. That putter really is a thing of beauty
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I verified with Seemore that this is a 350g putter with 45° of toe hang. They also gave me some pointers on using it effectively. It is getting it's first test today on the course.
Didn't count my putts today, but after a few holes that I struggled with speed I started dropping some putts with this. Ted at Seemore was kind enough to give me some tips on ball position since I've been using a CS putter for awhile and this is a change. The RST really does work.
Good thats a good looking putter. Looking forward to your thoughts after playing it today Hawk.
I know that wasn't a skim, but it was funny.
Awesome first preview. I like that the RST is working so well. I really have considered gaming a SeeMore for the RST alone, and am still pondering one. Cant wait to hear some more in depth stuff about this putter. Maybe you can get us a clip of the sound?
Great looking putter.
-What does the DB4x stand for? - I'm not sure what this stands for. I'll ask our contact at Seemore and let you know.
-What does RST stand for? - Rifle Scope Technology. It's the name they use for the alignment system.
-What kind of ball were you putting with? - Yesterday, an e6. The day before, a Srixon Z-Star.
-Can you do some testing with different type of golf balls and discuss how you think the feel is different, versus what you like a ball to feel like coming off the face? - I sure can. I will say that I've never noticed much of a difference with putters/balls aside from sound, but I'll do my best!
-I understand the reasoning behind SeeMore's red dot. But, what is the white line for next to the red dot? The white lines frame the shaft. If you can see both of them (and the red dot is hidden) you are aligned and have the ball in the correct position.
I got an answer as to what DB4 stands for:
"Stands for Diving Board (DB) - the first proto type had a flange coming off the back - look like a diving board!"