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M.G. your putter looks awesome dude, congrats on getting it already. Really looking forward to your thoughts on it. Tell me a little more about this grip. Is in midsize or jumbo like? One thing Ive completely gone away from are standard putter grips so Im curious here.
These are the Feeltec Oversize and Winn Mid-size Pistol.
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I am really hoping someone goes m5x. I could see myself having seemore make one of those of for me in the future.
These are the Feeltec Oversize and Winn Mid-size Pistol.
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My favorite grip is the SuperStroke Ultra-Slim, but this Feeltec is growing on me.
I agree there is not a bad putter in the bunchGreat stuff Freddie! That's a nice looking putter. I really don't think there's a bad looking putter in the whole line. Lots to pick from so I think anyone can find something that will work and suit their eyes.
It shows the level of service seemore provides. A structured experience for each testerFreddie, very cool man. Loving the choice of the m5 and that you'll not only be able to get started while he is away but get it all fine tuned when he returns.
So many different scenario's going on in this testing, so very cool to see them all play out.
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Did you improve when you got the Seemore?I do have to chime in a bit on this testing, as I own a M series ONEcs gunmetal putter. The thing just rolls so smooth and pure and the RST alignment system flat out works for me. While I still have work to do on my putting, the RST combined with the triangulator has really helped me correct some alignment issues. The feel of this putter has completely spoiled me and I KNOW that you testers will enjoy your M series putters.
Thats awesome Freddie! All the tools that SeeMore is providing to the testers is just amazing, really makes me want to take a trip to Tennessee and get fit!
Nice choice and good looking putter. Can't wait to hear how is goes first time out.Came home to a glorious sight.
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I wanted to do an unboxing video, but my wife has the video camera at the lake house and I could not wait. I tore into the box like a kid on Christmas morning, the box was full of awesomeness and fantasticalism.
John, my SPi instructor, recommended the mFGP2 at 34 inches with a Feeltec oversize grip. That was through the phone fitting, but I will be going to their facilities in Franklin, TN for a hands on fitting to see if any adjustments need to be made.
We talked about my typical misses, biggest inconsistency with putts, and measurements (height and distance from knuckles of a clenched fist to floor). We discussed my posture and hand placement also. I am going to get to Franklin soon though, so he and I can get a little more in-depth.
The mFGP and mFGP2 have the largest RST, so that was a big part in the mFGP2 for me....alignment issues being #1. We also discussed the importance of also using a putter (or any club for that matter) that is pleasing to YOUR eye at address and how important that is to confidence before the stroke.
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I haven't had it on the course yet, just opened it, fondled it and started taking pictures. I absolutely love the look and weight of this putter. I love the feel of holding this putter, I can't really describe it, but it feels very balanced in my hands. It will take me a while to get used to the grip, I have been using nothing but SuperStrokes for 6 months (mostly the ultra-slim).
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The milled grooves on the face aren't as pronounced as some other makes/models and I like that, at first glance the face looks completely smooth. The gun-metal finish is GREAT looking and has a nice luster to it when the light catches it right, glare will not be an issue at all though.
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The RST on the mFGP2 is one of the larger ones and part of the reason this putter was thought to be a good fit for me. Another thing helping with this one are the three sight lines, addressing the ball is instantly more confidence inspiring than my current gamer. The ball is framed nicely and not noticing the face (same color as the rest of it) helps me not try adjusting and messing with its proper loft.
This is my first non-insert putter and also my first milled one. Rolling it on the carpet, and a little green runner I have, was fantastic. I'm surprised at how "soft" the sound is when stroked well, you can tell just by the sound when you caught the ball off-center. Even when it comes a little off the toe or heel it rolls S T R A I G H T and holds the same speed pretty well. The true test will be on the course though and it will be Monday or Tuesday for that, but I am going to at least get it to a practice green sooner.
I almost forgot to add: If there is a single thing I don't like about the putter it will be in the review. The truth is though, there isn't a single thing I have found with this putter to not totally love and I suspect that won't change......except for the headcover. I'm going to have to get a THP cover for it!
Thanks dude. Im quite intrigued by that grip, hopefully my guy suggest that same one haha.
This is all so exciting. Each if you are in for something special with Seemore.
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So I sent in the reply to that email I posted and the next steps that Mike wants me to do is take some video from three different positions while putting and upload them into the V1 locker software so he can see my putting stroke. Im afraid to see what he has to say "Well Kevin Im afraid we have a lot of work to do" haha So my next step is to try and get these videos done and uploaded to V1.
lol, thats a big fear for me too. which is fine i really want to put the work in to become a much better putter. i feel like i put in a lot of work but i still don't feel like i improve as much as i would like.
hahaha. Are you nervous about making changes (if that's what happens), Kmac?