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El Rayo X

El Rayo X

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Who's using one/
What model?
How do you like it ?
Looking at this one.1700492888047.png1700492921167.png
 
Used and reviewed when SeeMore was using them exclusively.

Strong dislike. @ddec
 
love them. have it on my putter and very happy with the feel. I have the same one that you have posted pic of.
 
I had a 1.38 ultralite for a while. I needed the lighter weight and used a tour lock counter weight to drop the swing weight on an Elevado. I didn't notice any drop off in putting performance. Can't say it is the best grip ever, but certainly didn't not like it.
 
ddec said:
I also thought the quality was subpar on the two separate grips I tried.
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Same, a lot of issues there for me.
 
Jman said:
Same, a lot of issues there for me.
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Yes, the nubs take a beating rather quickly. If you are in love with the new out of the wrapper feeling, that isn't going to last too long. However, the "antiqued" feel remained for quite a while, so it didn't completely deteriorate super fast.
 
RomaParisZurich said:
Yes, the nubs take a beating rather quickly. If you are in love with the new out of the wrapper feeling, that isn't going to last too long. However, the "antiqued" feel remained for quite a while, so it didn't completely deteriorate super fast.
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My experience was much worse than that.
 
I have a 1.52 on an Azalea and it was ok, the owner’s social media was a little cringe.
 
I used one. Thought it was ok but durability was very poor. Putting improved when I replaced it with a Tour SNSR
 
Jman said:
Used and reviewed when SeeMore was using them exclusively.

Strong dislike. @ddec
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Different strokes for different folks.
I didn't like the gasen I tried on a friend's putter.
And not a SuperStroke fan, but I do have a pistol GT 2.0 on an older Mizuno Mills Workshop that I like because I needed 55g grip due to the light 330g head. Had to use a pitcher's rosin bag on it for tack, though.
 
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Reframmellator said:
I used one. Thought it was ok but durability was very poor. Putting improved when I replaced it with a Tour SNSR
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Interesting.
I'm currently using the new, firmer version Tour SNSR Contour Pro 103cc/93 gram. That's after several years with the original version, which I really liked and still have on 3 other putters that get bag time.
 
El Rayo X said:
Different strokes for different folks.
I didn't like the gasen I tried on a friend's putter.
And not a SuperStroke fan, but I do have a pistol GT 2.0 on an older Mizuno Mills Workshop that I like because I needed 55g grip due to the light 330g head. Had to use a pitcher's rosin bag on it fo tack, though.
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Believe me, of all people I understand different people like different things. The Rosemark though was a disaster for two staff writers games here, and that for me is a big red flag.

All that said, there is always an option for someone, I’m for sure going to share my own experiences as well though.
 
Reframmellator said:
I used one. Thought it was ok but durability was very poor. Putting improved when I replaced it with a Tour SNSR
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This is a recurring story for many I know.
 
Jman said:
Believe me, of all people I understand different people like different things. The Rosemark though was a disaster for two staff writers games here, and that for me is a big red flag.

All that said, there is always an option for someone, I’m for sure going to share my own experiences as well though.
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it was crazy. Lost all feel for the putter.
 
ddec said:
it was crazy. Lost all feel for the putter.
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Same, and it was on a putter I had hundreds of rounds on too.
 
Jman said:
Same, and it was on a putter I had hundreds of rounds on too.
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I'm not sure I can say hundreds for me, but it was in bag quite a while and one I was super comfortable with. New grip...poof it was gone.
 
Why do big grip makers think it also needs to double as a billboard advertisement?
 
I haven’t seen one of these in years I think I still have one laying around somewhere but I wasn’t a fan
 
I remember these things being the greatest thing since sliced bread for about 2 weeks
 
Thanks to all for sharing their experiences with the Rosemark grips.
I've been trying the one pictured in the OP, and while I like the feel in hand, results have been less than stellar.
Seems to lack feedback, and my distance control has suffered. Also seem to miss a little right (right handed) on mid range putts. I've triple checked the gip/face alignment, and it fine.
I think I may have wasted $35.
Oh well, on to the next experiment :rolleyes:
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El Rayo X said:
Thanks to all for sharing their experiences with the Rosemark grips.
I've been trying the one pictured in the OP, and while I like the feel in hand, results have been less than stellar.
Seems to lack feedback, and my distance control has suffered. Also seem to miss a little right (right handed) on mid range putts. I've triple checked the gip/face alignment, and it fine.
I think I may have wasted $35.
Oh well, on to the next experiment :rolleyes:
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Rosemark grips have a good sense shape which promotes a natural-neutral hand-wrist orientation and fundamentally sound grip technique.
The models with thorn-bumps promote light grip pressure.
The line has a variety of grip diameters which allows players to find a size that is comfortable.
The assortment of available weights is excellent, from 35 grams up to 80 grams, which helps arrive at a well balanced finished putter when matching a grip to putter length and head weight.
Rosemark offers a very well thought out product line and is my favorite brand of putter grips.
 
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