TrojanMan
Member
I just posted about this in the Ping Sigma G thread, but it got me thinking......
I have a new Spider Red, so I'm not looking for another putter. But I've always liked the look/feel/simplicity of Ping putters. And every time I walk through the PGA store or Roger Dunn's, I end up grabbing a couple putters and rolling some putts. It's usually some random putters, but lately, I've found myself grabbing the Sigma G Anser each time. And even though I haven't been a blade guy.....ever, really......I really like this putter. Almost makes me want to get one and keep it in the garage. If/when I go through a rough patch with my spider, switch to the Anser.....and back and forth whenever I get into a funk with one of them.
So back to the first sentence in this thread, how many of you rotate through putters like that, versus sticking with one and powering through the dry spells?
I have a new Spider Red, so I'm not looking for another putter. But I've always liked the look/feel/simplicity of Ping putters. And every time I walk through the PGA store or Roger Dunn's, I end up grabbing a couple putters and rolling some putts. It's usually some random putters, but lately, I've found myself grabbing the Sigma G Anser each time. And even though I haven't been a blade guy.....ever, really......I really like this putter. Almost makes me want to get one and keep it in the garage. If/when I go through a rough patch with my spider, switch to the Anser.....and back and forth whenever I get into a funk with one of them.
So back to the first sentence in this thread, how many of you rotate through putters like that, versus sticking with one and powering through the dry spells?