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Shaping moves mass. Moving mass moves CG and MOI….which effect everything.
Even the simplest putters have tech in them.
Best value in putters?
Even the simplest putters have tech in them.
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They are indeed.
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I would say Cleveland as well. For a lot of years I only played Cleveland putters.
You said it so much easier than I did.
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I’ve had this conversation a time or a hundred, lots of practice hahaha
Still haven’t seen crooked grips from an OEM.
Even from Wilson.
At least they got salesmen samples straight.
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JMHO, your mileage may vary:
1. Bell Putters
2. Sub70
3. Cleveland (Hands down the winner for the big companies)
I have all 3 of these, and I change them up depending on the mood. When I feel like putting with the broomstick, I go for my 410 gram Bell. When I feel like mixing it up and playing with a traditional length blade I go with the Sub70, and when I want to play a mallet I go with my Cleveland. All are great. I've tried $400+ putters, and they are great, but they aren't $200+ better.
1. Bell Putters
2. Sub70
3. Cleveland (Hands down the winner for the big companies)
I have all 3 of these, and I change them up depending on the mood. When I feel like putting with the broomstick, I go for my 410 gram Bell. When I feel like mixing it up and playing with a traditional length blade I go with the Sub70, and when I want to play a mallet I go with my Cleveland. All are great. I've tried $400+ putters, and they are great, but they aren't $200+ better.