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Oh my.....PR Black Gunmetal mFGP SS - Tri-Sole -
Such a great looking putter.
It is, apparently I either missed seeing this previously or have drank WAY too much since then. Or a combination of both. 2nd option is more likely though.
M1 PR tri-sole will be in play this weekend. I think the softness of that insert could be a good match with the SuperSoft.
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hahaha - I think Six4Three5 bought one at the SeeMore event this summer, actually.
Yeah.....I was drinking that night as well. :banana:
On 2nd thought.....maybe the X2 insert would be better with a SuperSoft......but I don't have a Garsen on one yet. Hmmmm
This was one I was eyeing, but I've done better with a mid-mallet ever since I started putting, so went for the FGP2. But, that putter is so nice looking.
Love the Milling
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I do need to replace the mfgp i gave away and for only another $50 his is tempting. Wonder what the milling does to the feel of the original mfgp cuz i loved that. Hmmm is tri-sole worth $50?!Oh my.....PR Black Gunmetal mFGP SS - Tri-Sole -
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I haven't given SeeMore any thought until today. I'm always a plumber neck Anser guy with occasional high MOI mallet mixed in. In the weekend, I went to a golf store and putted lights out with a center shafted putter. I actually tried couple of center shafted putters, the result is simply undeniable. More putts made, more confidence. I don't know if this makes any difference, but I'm right-handed and left eye dominant.
I started looking into center shafted putters. And the name SeeMore keeps popping up. I figure I'd give it a shot. I'm hoping to pick up an inexpensive FGP (I think that's the name). Can someone comment its forgiveness comparing with a toe and heel weighted Anser?
I started looking into center shafted putters. And the name SeeMore keeps popping up. I figure I'd give it a shot. I'm hoping to pick up an inexpensive FGP (I think that's the name). Can someone comment its forgiveness comparing with a toe and heel weighted Anser?
I have the FGP mallet, and also have putted with an Anser style putter. In terms of mishits, you feel them on the FGP a bit more since the majority of mass is behind the sweet spot, but in terms of putts going on line, I've found that I actually have better results with the FGP.
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Beautiful putter! Congrats! Love seeing the mill marks on the top line.
Beautiful!
Look what showed up today! Only had about 5 minutes of time with it carpet putting, but I'm amazed at how different the FGP2 feels with the tri sole - in a good way.
Niice! Love the shape. Love the milling. Love the lines. Only thing I would change is the color (I love the black finish!). Can't wait to hear how this works for you. I can't recall - Did you get fitted for this?
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That is one gorgeous putter. Enjoy!
Worked with Alex online, but didn't do an in person fitting. I can understand why some like the Black finish better, the white RST lines definitely pop more there. I've always liked the satin/steel look though.
Cool. Alex is a great guy & knows a lot - he sure didn't steer you wrong IMO!
Absolutely. It was nice, because I was already playing an FGP mallet, so it was really just a few tweaks from there - little larger grip, added head weight, tri-sole, a slight length adjustment. I'm a huge fan of the FGP2 shape. To be honest, I was somewhat concerned that I was getting a putter that was too similar to what I had and thought maybe I should have gone for the m1 or something, but those small changes add up to a world of difference from a feel standpoint. Could not be happier with the putter.
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I have never seen this model before, it might be worth a bid or two
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It sure is pretty. I really like the look of the bronze insert on the silver face. very pretty!
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I would fight for it if the seller didnt charge 60 Bucks for shiping it to Canada
Lee Jantzen would be proud of that putts per hole number.