I'm giving serious thought to 2 putters in bag. Love my Indi Allison for lags and texas wedge and it is pretty solid closer but recently have experimented with a 2nd putter that is better closer. So why not 2 putters. Have you ever tried that?
Have you ever gamed two putters at once
I have thought about it. For me it would be a broomstick for short putts and a regular length putter for longer putts. I have never done it though.
Yea it wasn’t a ‘real round’. But when I got the OMOI we won at the Victory cup I put it in the bag along with my Odyssey 5k and rolled the same putt with both of them for a round.
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I had 2 putters in the bag for a practice round before the Morgan Cup this past year while deciding on which to game but I wouldn't play a serious round with 2. Takes up a spot in the bag that is better served for something more useful
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One of the best players I have ever played with carried 3 putters. A real short one which was for 5 footers or less. He never missed. Then he had one for 5 to 20 foot and then another for long lags. Dude was a serious player in Philly area having won Philly Am and similar.
Similar to this all the time..
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Have thought about this. My long game has 3 hybrids that at times all go same distance. May replace one with a go to close range putter.
Nope. Not at the same time. Now will I switch putters from week to week? Of course. More often than not. Just depends on how I'm putting with the current one 
I’ve went back and forth but never 2 in the bag at once, indecision is a danger if my putting weakens.
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The thought has crossed my mind but don't believe I ever actually did it. Have taken multiples to the putting green before a round to determine which I will bag for the round.
Last couple of round I have.
I doing a little testing of a new putter grip, so my gamer for the past two years is riding back up.
I doing a little testing of a new putter grip, so my gamer for the past two years is riding back up.
No, never 2 in the bag at the same time. I have switched up from round to round but I have stuck with my current putter for about 7 months now. Why change what is working.
I've only done it while testing a new putter yet unwilling to commit solely to it for the entire round. I'd never consider it as the norm. If a putter doesn't click all of the boxes for me, then I'll find another.
Not a chance , a singular putter can give you more than sufficient anguish without doubling the putter population 
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I have not, but it is in my head after my Saturday adventure in AZ a few weeks ago. My gamer's shaft became loose from the putter head.
I'm thinking of carrying two putters for that reason. I always have a 2nd putter handy in my car, but never in my bag.
Then again, when playing in 3 club tournaments I always l putted well with 7 Wood, so maybe that's still the answer.
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Kinda, but it was more to protect a boutique putter from the random sandy green/ chemical salt stuff just in case I ran into it.
Same as Ddec. When trying new putters out I will often have two in the bag to compare to what I am currently gaming to get a feel for how the new one would benefit (or detract from) my game.
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When one analyzes the data....putting on average is 30 plus times What other club comes close to that many uses. Having a putter that works best for long putts vs one for short putts would seem to offer better possibilities than having two clubs for 190 and 200.
Oh, I dont mind someone using two putters, at all. If you have one that works for long lag putts and is a cant miss for short putts, then do it! For me, I prefer to find one putter that is an all arounder for me, that can do both. Which currently, I have.
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Yes. I have used a toe-balanced heel-shafted putter for approach putts and a face-balanced belly putter for short makeable putts. It worked well, but I didn't like to have to take a club out of the bag to make room for the second putter.
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That would be a good idea.