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You of all people will DEFINITELY want to hear this show.
For all the Ghost fans out there, we got the SCOOP on the next Ghost putter on this show coming up tomorrow morning.
Taylormade Corza Ghost Putter Thread
You of all people will DEFINITELY want to hear this show.
For all the Ghost fans out there, we got the SCOOP on the next Ghost putter on this show coming up tomorrow morning.
Hanks
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That joke was the ghost of a joke.
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For those that might have missed it. The radio show is up featuring an interview with Taylormade golf about the Ghost line.
http://thehackersparadise.com/home/?p=9984
http://thehackersparadise.com/home/?p=9984
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And it is looking really good that we will have the new Ghost at the outing. production is still the key, but it is looking strong right now.
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I am thinking of going to GG and getting my ghost putter fit for me. I would like to have it shortened a little bit...maybe an inch or so. My old putter 34, which I would usually grip down about 1/2 inch on it. Plus get the lie angle checked.
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For those that are using the Ghost do you find it heavy or light?
Bridges
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definitely light more than heavy.
jc650
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I found it to be light, not that thats a bad thing though. Its definitely lighter than my SC Red X putter. I just tried it out today and made the first 3 putts I hit with it. Then put it down and left the store as things have a way of following me home. I could see this in the bag for sure one day.
Adam0304
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Definitely lighter. I plan on looking into ways to make the head a bit more heavy.
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I read a post on this site where someone added some lead tape. They posted pics and it looked good because they put the tape on the bottom insets that are already grey. I like the weight it comes in.
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I "almost" bought one today at Dick's when I piccked my irons up. It was the light feeling that kept me from the purchase. I putted with it for atleast 30 minutes trying to talk myself into buying it and just couldn't feel the head enough to be accurate. I really loved the way this thing set up though. I'm sure I will go give it another test run.
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We are getting quite a bit of feedback that feel the same way.
JRod
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Having played 5 or so rounds now I agree with Deg...I love it and it helps a terrible putter like myself a ton, but the touch off the insert is a little too "clicky". The feel off my white hot tour was much better, but my lines are so much better with this putter I've accepted the sacrifice.
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That makes perfect sense to me.
RxGus
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Thats exactly how I feel about it too. I commented early on that it felt a bit like a toy to me, but I think your description of it expresses my point much better.
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Huh???
CharlieMoy
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I bought one today, and like it alot
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The BF picked up a demo one still in perfect condition. He's not liking it as much as his blade putter so it may just end up in my bag soon
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That should be nice for you!!! Maybe he'll like the ghost blade when it comes out.