It helps a lot but the ball plays a big role in it
sooo would the older finer milling be a bit harsher?
i wouldnt use the word harsh. Not trying to dance in circles haha but both faces are responsive. The deeper milling provides a slightly softer feel but a high compression ball is going to feel firm even with a soft insert
To me, a light milling helps provide better feedback on the sweet spot. That's why I never liked the deep mill. With my putters, when I miss the spot, it feels harder and more clicky. I don't find that to be the case with deep mill faces.
any suggestions on light milled?
I still say the Studio Select line (2008) is the last best OTR Cameron made. It's a masterpiece.
Iike that one aot can't find themI still say the Studio Select line (2008) is the last best OTR Cameron made. It's a masterpiece.
I still say the Studio Select line (2008) is the last best OTR Cameron made. It's a masterpiece.
They pop up on ebay quite a bit
I guess I just worry about fakes.
If in doubt, ask me. I have learned to spot every fake out there.
Eh, looks a little cluttered on the soleI still say the Studio Select line (2008) is the last best OTR Cameron made. It's a masterpiece.
To me, no putter with the adjustable weights look as clean as some of the early stuff. Hard to beat the classics imo. Recently put this one back in the bag. About as clean a sole as you’ll find without going into the expensive stuff.
You mean one typeface in a center alignment vs 3 typefaces aligned randomly with a bunch of symbols in bunched together in one corner?
Beautiful stick. Next to impossible to find the 350 heads, so they're tough for me. They do exist, and I tend to snatch them up when I find them.
Was the Newport 2 the only SS they released in 350g?
I'm not sure. I want to say there was a Newport as well
how much for one ?
Can be had around 200-300 in good shape
