@jenisontheforum is awesome but so are we and so are some things coming.Guys @jenisontheforum just told me to pick a putter and stick with it, but you guys are making me think of buying a new putter.
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@jenisontheforum is awesome but so are we and so are some things coming.Guys @jenisontheforum just told me to pick a putter and stick with it, but you guys are making me think of buying a new putter.
Did I catch a mention of shafts? Curiosity even more piqued.And we haven't even talked about looks or shafts. Although we've only seen Yags version, I really like what we heard about some possible others.
I putted a few on the practice green with Yagās putter. It felt good.And we haven't even talked about looks or shafts. Although we've only seen Yags version, I really like what we heard about some possible others.
I like the sound of thatI putted a few on the practice green with Yagās putter. It felt good.
More than anything, I think this little practice session and comparison has gotten me really excited for the next batch of Cobra putters.
Not sure of the timing, but thereās some stuff in the pipeline. A couple of details that were discussed really piqued my interest.So youāre saying there will be a new batch of Cobra putters? Honestly if so that might be my most anticipated release of next year (or whenever they get announced).
I love the Agera. A shape that I'd never really tried before, and it's been good to me.Just for fun I pulled my Agera back out and was hitting some putts with it today - man Cobra really did a great job with all these putters. I'm very excited to see what the next release brings!
I love the Agera. A shape that I'd never really tried before, and it's been good to me.
Couldn't agree more. 5-7 footers jave never been better.Agreed! Honestly I should have just stuck with this all year - the shape, size and weight just look and feel great to me, and the thing just puts a great roll on the ball. It really inspires confidence from 5-7 ft.
I'm really excited for you too see and roll the new ones too.I decided to do some comparisons with my Odyssey Eleven and the Cobra Nova 40. The Odyssey has been one of my favorite putters and I expected the results to reflect that and I would putt better with it. I've taken it out a few times and while distance control has been pretty good, I wasn't making as many of those putts in that 4-6 foot range that I've worked so much on this year. I took the Nova 40 out with me to the practice green yesterday and really putted well with it. First putt was about 20 feet with about 3 feet of left to right break and left it about a foot short of the hole. Hit another putt that stopped between the first putt and the hole. I ended up making putts from all over the place with the Nova 40 and it really gave me a new appreciation for it.
I felt like alignment was good on both putters, but I think I was able to hit my lines slightly better with the Nova 40. Not a huge difference, but I put the ball in the same place more often with the Nova 40. The biggest difference for me is the insert and the Sik insert has been hit or miss for me. It feels springy and that still throws me off a bit. It does put a really good roll on the ball though and I think the faster the green, the better it is. It'll be in the bag the next time out and we will see if the Nova 40 can sink some of those 4-6 footers on the course. More than anything, I think this little practice session and comparison has gotten me really excited for the next batch of Cobra putters.
Any chance you tried using the sensor without removing material? I actually use my SS sensors inside the Arcoss ports on my gripsFinally decided to try out the Torino again but wanted to use Shotscope sensor. I decided to see if I could remove the arccos sensor on grip and add the shot scope in. Obviously the right answer is to change the grip but I don't want to put money into it if I am not going to use it. Turns out to be pretty simple to remove the extra material on top of grip that holds the sensor.
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I didn't. I currently use a 33" putter so taking off length bit by bit appealed to me.Any chance you tried using the sensor without removing material? I actually use my SS sensors inside the Arcoss ports on my grips
Haha, fair enoughI didn't. I currently use a 33" putter so taking off length bit by bit appealed to me.