UST Mamiya All In Putter Shaft
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So I got the All In shaft put into my triple wide thanks to Danny Le. Obviously Wisconsin hasn't allowed me to take it outdoors, but just rolling it indoors left me thinking it was a lot heavier than my previous Stroke Lab shaft. Someone noted that maybe it was better balanced and just felt more stable though the swing and that makes sense. Regardless it feels really good in hand. Really looking forward to getting this putter back on the course.
Yikes! Now I got the itch to put the Retro in the Jailbird mini with a Superstroke. But I need to get something that’s not too heavy with very light counterbalancing.
Had one in a Phantom last year and had a great putting season, of course, I still moved it for the Jailbird. Why??
Had one in a Phantom last year and had a great putting season, of course, I still moved it for the Jailbird. Why??
what's the biggest difference that you notice moving from the new SL to this? The new SL has been really good, and it's why I have been hesitant to move to the ALL-IN in this putter as I love the way my Eight-T feels and having good luck with it. I put the ALL In in my Ten and loved it though.
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- #732
None of the SL shafts are about stability, they’re more about balance, so there’s a stark contrast there with the connectiveness that you get out of a shaft like the all-in. The putter head quite literally feels more connected to the hands for me.
The SL is good, it’s unique, I just prefer a stability driven shaft like all in.
I think this might be what takes me to pulling the trigger on this. Might give it a few more months before I do because this SL is much better than the last 2 iterations and is working well for me. Thank you.
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Pretty.
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- #735
They tuned out KILLER.
One the combo material for the overhosel on the Toulon, then the other two all graphite, which I’d not tried to this point.
For the Toulon, did you have any wiggle issues when you slid the tip over the head or did it seed with no movement?They tuned out KILLER.
One the combo material for the overhosel on the Toulon, then the other two all graphite, which I’d not tried to this point.
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- #737
No issues, just used some glass beads in my epoxy to ensure it
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This x 1000! Just remember you want a little room for epoxy to fill between the adapter and the internal wall. If it is a perfect fit, there is no room for the epoxy set properly.
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- #739
Facts. I have suffered that failure before and learned. Nothing like a putter head coming off mid tournament round
Should be fine.
So I used to back weight my putters when they were steel shafts. The all in has a much smaller opening in the butt end. Than steel and likely a lot of graphite shafts. But I'm sure something can be made to fit.
I’m curious how this shaft would perform in a L.A.B DF3?
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- #744
It would perform well in whatever it’s in. It’s phenomenal.I’m curious how this shaft would perform in a L.A.B DF3?
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I’m waffling back and forth about whether or not to put one in my Eight T. Hmm….
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- #747
I find them superior to the SL90. That said, the feel is wildly different. So prepare for that.
That’s what’s got me on the fence. I like the feel of the SL90 and I’m putting well with it right now. What to do, what to do. Lol
I wish I had one in my Odyssey Eleven. It would help level the playing field in the putter battle that I am going to do as I head into the season: Odyssey Eleven with StrokeLab vs. Cleveland HB Soft Milled 1 (blade) with All In. Odds favor the All In at the moment.
I rolled some putts today on my breaks and gonna leave it for now. I have it in my 10.