- Thread starter
- Admin
- #1
THP TV caught up with Cure Putters to discuss the changes made to the RX line for 2016 including listening to consumer feedback.
They really have a look for just about anybody now. The sound is a complete 180 in my opinion and I think we are beginning to see more and more companies follow their trend (see SeeMore, TaylorMade, etc)I can't watch the video from work, but I have to say, they actually got my attention with the new line. As petty as it is, I couldn't get past the looks of the originals. These though, I will have one, mark it down.
Its night and day brother.Liking the changes I've seen from the new models. Have to say that I'm curious to try them to hear the sound, hoping for a more solid sound. I did not care for the sound of the Rx3f, but I lived with it. Putter worked great, that was what counted.
Interesting and I guess my answer would be "maybe".Do you think, through strategic weight placement, that you could mimic a 'toe up' putter with the new models, as well as the face balanced approach that they currently have?
Sent from my SM-N910V using Tapatalk
This is my thought too Matt. I really enjoy the RX2 and the sound does not bother me. But man when you roll a few with the new line its night and day different with the same properties I liked about the RX2.This is awesome to hear and see. I have been getting along well with my RX2 and have a hard time even taking it out of the bag. Confidence has improved drastically. After several rounds I forgot about the sound. I would be lying if I said I wasn't looking forward to trying the new installment.
Definitely hoping to have the opportunity to roll these.This is my thought too Matt. I really enjoy the RX2 and the sound does not bother me. But man when you roll a few with the new line its night and day different with the same properties I liked about the RX2.