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The Cleveland Classic 1 Putter features a blade design and a plumbers neck hosel with a precision milled face to provide a soft yet solid feel during the stroke. The heel-top weighting results in increased MOI (Moment of Inertia), meaning you hit more of your shots. Your accuracy also improves thanks to the classic red grip. Made of 17-4 durable steel, the Classic 1 Putter comes with a hand-polished satin finish for minimal glare and long-lasting durability. (more…)

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Sporting a tour-inspired head shape and Odyssey’s patented insert technology, the Crimson Series 550 putter delivers great feel and performance on the green. The Crimson 550 is constructed of 431 stainless steel, and offers such features as a sturdy mallet head and a slant-neck hosel. On the inside of each putter head, meanwhile, sits the Crimson Stronomic insert–the very insert technology that Odyssey built its reputation upon. The insert is firm and resilient, and (more…)

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Boasting a heel-toe weighted blade, a “crank-neck” hosel, and perimeter weighting, the White Hot XG #1 putter is a terrific choice for beginning and experienced golfers alike. The putter is outfitted with Odyssey’s multilayer White Hot XG insert, which includes an elastomer core that enhances the feel of the putter, along with a thin, firm outer striking surface that’s infused with urethane to create a fine-tuned responsiveness. The #1 putter includes a multilayer Whi (more…)

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All of our putters are designed for ease of use with the entire golfing populous in mind. Many shapes traditional to modern designs pervades the Orlimar, Affinity, Ez-Roll and Intech line of putters.

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Unique “White Ball Alignment System”. Compare features, performance and price to Odyssey® White Hot 2 Ball Putter, that utilizes a unique “White Hot Ball” design. The face balanced head with milled face provides accurate alignment and true roll that makes every putt seem effortless and smooth! Shaft: steel. Club comes with Confidence all-weather grip. Full manufacturer warranty covers breakage or defects for one year. Brand new.

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Sporting a tour-inspired head shape and Odyssey’s patented insert technology, the Crimson Series 660 putter delivers great feel and performance on the green. The Crimson 660 is constructed of 431 stainless steel, and offers such features as a rounded heel-toe weighted blade, a “crank-neck” hosel, and a full-shaft offset. On the inside of each putter head, meanwhile, sits the Crimson Stronomic insert–the very insert technology that Odyssey built its reputation upon. T (more…)

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Quite possibly the most famous left-handed putter in the world, the Odyssey White Hot XG #9 was used by Phil Mickelson to win the 2006 Masters. The putter is outfitted with Odyssey’s multilayer White Hot XG insert, which includes an elastomer core that enhances the feel of the putter, along with a thin, firm outer striking surface that’s infused with urethane to create a fine-tuned responsiveness. This not only boosts feedback and distance control, but it also helps s (more…)

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The tour-driven Rife Island Series Barbados Belly Putter features an oversized mallet design with the mass moved to the outer edges of the putter for superior alignment and stability. Designed with a pleasing mallet shape wrapped around a three-line center cavity section, the Barbados is extremely stable and easy to align. At six to eight inches longer than a traditional putter, the belly is designed to be “anchored” against the stomach of the player, reducing the im (more…)

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One example of an online supplier of golf club components is www.discountsgolfclubs.com, What you will need:

A. – Shafts are usually available in only one length and need to be trimmed to fit specific clubheads. If tip trimming is necessary, find the trim location with a ruler, tape measure or a golf club rule. Mark the spot on the shaft with a felt-tip pen. For graphite shafts, you need to first wrap the shaft with two to three layers of masking tape then mark the location.

To trim a metal shaft, use a tubing cutter or shaft cutter, using steady, constant pressure throughout rotation until the tip is cut all the way through. For graphite shafts, use an abrasive cutoff wheel or hacksaw. Special shaft-cutting blades are made to fit a hacksaw. The masking tape is to keep the shaft from splintering when cutting.

B. – The shaft needs to have a rough surface to adhere properly. Steel shafts have to be abraded to provide this rough surface. Use a rough file or rasp, or 100 grit sandpaper. On graphite shafts, strip the polyurethane coating with a surface conditioning belt. To maintain the shaft manufacturer’s warranty, remove only the paint and finish. Be careful not to damage the graphite fibers as this will weaken the material. Rough only that part of the shaft that will be covered by the hosel. If the fit is too tight, do not sand a shaft to fit in the head. In this case, you would need to ream or bore the hosel.

C. – Use a two-part epoxy to coat the inside of the hosel and the surface of the roughened shaft. Insert the shaft into the hosel and rotate it slightly to make sure all epoxy is covering both surfaces. A helpful hint is to turn the club upside down and firmly tap the end of the shaft several times on a piece of hard wood. This ensures that the shaft is inserted all the way into the hosel.

D. – After the epoxy has fully cured, measure the club for final length. After determining correct length, wrap masking tape around the shaft and mark the cutting point at the butt end. Trim the butt end as described in step “A” above.

Installing the grip

E. – Using a solvent such as denatured alcohol, clean the butt end of the shaft the distance that will be covered by the grip plus a couple of inches. Wrap the shaft in a spiral fashion with double-sided grip tape. Wrap to a point a couple of inches longer than the grip will cover and leave a small gap between wraps.

F. – Pour enough grip solvent into the grip so that as you shake it around it coats all surfaces (remember to hold your finger over the vent hole). Then pour the remaining solvent over the double-sided tape. With the tape still wet, slide the grip all the way up until it stops. You will have a few minutes to adjust the alignment of the grip before the solvent sets.

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Working to achieve a consistent putting stroke requires many elements be performed correctly. Once these elements are, speed of the green becomes the only process that a quality putter needs to  determine. The basic elements are;

Spending time at a putting practice facility requires focus on each element and incorporating them into a repeatable routine that is done subconsciously. Over time, repeating each correctly, the mind just automatically performs.

Your putting mind-training begins as you approach the green. Seeing the subtleties of the slopes, the length of the grass and whether it is moist or dry. Then setting up behind your golf ball to visualize the intended line the putt shall travel.

Whether you plumb-bob, crouch behind or even lay on the green to read the putt, visualizing a pathway to the hole can assist the mind in determining a “feeling” of how hard or soft to hit the golf ball. Using keys, such as the text imprinted on the ball, points the golf ball down the intended line and assists in your setup alignment.

Practicing a pre-putt routine speeds the putting process during actual play. Indecisiveness creates slow play and tentative putting strokes. Tentative putting strokes lead to multiple putts. Multiple putts lead to higher scores. Making 3 putts on every green totals 54 strokes, by itself. Reducing the putt totals to 2 putts each green is 18 strokes less.

That may be the difference in breaking 100. No 3-putts and a reduction in the amount of 2-putt greens breaks 90 or even 80. The putter is used on every hole more than 90% during any golf round. Having a quality putting stroke that is consistent and confident has a dramatic effect on your overall  golf score. Develop this, then we can work on that banana-hook.

Lowering your golf scores has to begin with the club that is utilized the most. Common sense dictates this yet most golfers go to the driving range to belt drive after drive. It would be my contention that for every one time to the range, the practice putting green should be visited twice, for the same amount of time. Quality putting strokes are marveled, just look at Tiger Woods.

The nearest to perfect putting posture and rhythmic stroke in the game and when he is on, nobody can compete with him. I’m not saying you will be the next Tiger, but by practicing all facets of your putting; the pre-putt routine and the setup, alignment, controlling your putting stroke with your shoulder blades, your putting stroke will become more consistent and your golf scores will lower.

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The choice of putter is not one that can be made for you. There are many different putters on the market which have different attributes but finding one which you are comfortable with is a decision that can only be made by you. It doesn’t matter how many experts you listen to who recommend a particular putter, if you are not comfortable with it then you will not put the ball in the whole consistently enough. It’s one of those times you need to go with your heart rather than your head.

To give you an idea though of the sorts of things you will have to decide about here is some basic information about the attributes of different putters. Putters tend to come with one of three different head styles. It will either be a typical blade style, a heel-toe, or a mallet head. There are also several lengths of club you could choose from and these are best categorised as normal, belly putters or long putters, otherwise known as broomhandle or broomstick putters.

Don’t think too much about what advantages one has over the other. Try several different ones out and go for the one that feels comfortable. As I said, go with your heart rather than trying to make a scientific choice.

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Odyssey’s putters roll true and have great feel. Because of the company’s “White Hot” technology, there is more give in the clubface and putts come off the putters straight and true. Anecdotally, Odyssey’s putters can make a critical different on short putts, usually within about four feet of the hole. The mallet putters slide nicely over the top of the green and big heads make it easier to see the line to the ball and make it easier to line up for a shot. Odyssey’s putters are durable and withstand the test of time. Even the older models, such as the Rossie, (which was an original mallet-head putter), stand up to the wear and tear of hundreds of rounds and still produce excellent results.

Whether you are looking for a crank-neck hosel, an offset shaft or a traditional blade putter, you’ll find an Odyssey putter in every category. The company has also developed its “black” series to cater to scratch-level golfers. The mallet putters are a favorite, though the weighting in these clubs may take some getting used to. Once you know how to swing with a mallet head, you’ll see a difference in your putting. The mallets do encourage a pendulum putting stroke, which in turn will keep the ball rolling straight. From a purchasing perspective, Odyssey’s two-year guarantee on construction is a huge plus. Potential negatives are the price–Odyssey’s better putters are often well over $150.

With regards to technology, Odyssey is generally on the cutting edge. Odyssey makes a durable product that should help improve your game. You’ll find Odyssey putters in the hands of touring pros and hackers alike, and both rave about the quality of construction and durability of these putters. Using an Odyssey putter should almost certainly improve your putting, if only because the softer clubface forces you to feel putts and takes some of the guesswork out of putting. An Odyssey is certainly worth considering and if the price tag is a deterrent, you’ll find them for sale on online auction sites and, if you’re lucky, for resale at golf stores.

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We have researched some relatively unknown Golf Putters to see how they stack up against the big name, more popular, high dollar brands. What we have found may be a bit surprising. Seems like these particular Putters performed as well or better than those we used in our comparisons. The following details are for your information only. We are not trying to persuade anyone one way or the other. We are simply stating facts and statistics. What you do with this information is entirely up to you. We are just suggesting Putters that may or may not improve your game. But will save you money!

The Acer MC putters are based upon a classic design, but with a twist. We added modern elements to bring these models to the 21st century. Each style possesses additional perimeter weighting to increase the MOI – a measurement of forgiveness to ensure that the putts stay on their intended line, even on off-center shots. The weights are increased as well to complement the shorter putter lengths found today or to offset the additional weight with some of the more popular oversized grips. Lastly, the faces are CNC milled to ensure the faces are a perfectly flat striking surface.

The Bionik Putter features a soft alloy insert anodized for a striking new look. The zinc body is highlighted with a beautiful tin-nickel finish and contrasting blue precision milled face to ensure superior performance.Heel-shafted semi-mallet possessing forgiveness on off-center shots. Bold trapezoidal insert frames and aligns the ball in conjunction with top sight line. Full mallet design with accentuated rear weighting complements this traditional offset configuration to position hand ahead of putter for solid contact. Hollow bodied designed brings both depth and confidence at address. Slightly heavier weight preferred for those who putt on slower greens or tend to decelerate at impact.

The newest stainless steel model in the Bionik family features a unique alignment system. The rearward dual struts not only help to center the ball on the face, but also visually frame the ball toward the target and create the perfect heel and toe balance. From the exquisite finish, black diamond-milled insert to the classic spur-type hosel this will soon become a standard.

Exclusively designed for women, the iBella Tiara putter dons a contemporary look with soft, flowing edges, an hourglass center support and is surrounded by authentic Swarovski crystals in the outer ring. The beautiful appearance is not adorned for its looks alone, by also crafted to maximize forgiveness by placing the weight where it is needed most. Rounding out the shape, the Tiara putter is center-shafted for ease of alignment and consists of a diamond-milled periwinkle face insert for a perfectly flat surface.

We hope the information provided in this article will assist those of you shopping for new Putters to make an educated and iformed decsion. We also hope that by providing the information on the Putters featured we will help you improve your Putting. And most of all, we want you to have better Putters for less!

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So shall we say how to polish your Scotty Cameron Putter? In cleaning your putter, here are some of the most common things needed:1. soft cloth2. baby oil3. light soap4. paintbrush (small)5. Water6. toothbrush with soft bristles or brushFirst, you will need to clean your putter with soft cloth and soap. Wipe your putter with care. With regards to cloth make sure that you are using a soft cloth if not, milled steel can be scratched. Take note that milled steel is one of the most sensitive part of your putter so be careful not to create any scratch on it. Rust is one of the most common problems with regards to putters. Always remember not to submerge your putter in the water in long period of time. Clean its wedges and wipe it with a rag or a soft cloth down to the chrome shaft. Cleaning a putter really needs a full attention. Next, after you wash it let your Scotty Cameron Putter dry and re-examine its condition. Cameron putter don’t necessarily need repainting, it only needs right and proper way of cleaning. It would be a big help if you clean your putter every after green. After your game, you may wipe it first with a towel. If it was a wet day for your putter, and your putter’s head cover is wet, make sure to have a thorough cleaning and polishing the moment you got home. Apply a small amount of baby oil in a soft cloth and begin polishing your putter’s face. Polishing your putter’s face is like protecting the club head. This is in some way important. In some way, cleaning your putter with water works. For general removal of large pieces of dirt, water is a big help. Place your putter’s grips under water and turn grips slowly and constantly until all dirt’s are removed. After washing its grip, make sure that the grip dry’s well to avoid ruining your grip. From time to time, examine your putter’s condition. If you find some nicks and scratches, it is advisable to refinish your Cameron putter. This method will remove rust by simply mixing one half vinegar solution and one half water. Soaked your putter in the mixed solution for several minutes and when you see that rust are beginning to rust off, remove the putter and rinse it off and wipe it with cloth. Mentioned above are only a few ways to hi polish a putter. Actually the best way to clean your putter really depends on you. If you love your putter, you will surely do everything just to protect it.

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1. Attitude – It’s all about attitude. Having a good attitude means believing that you are a good putter, being confident in your putt, believing in your capabilities rather than the putting system, and believing that you are going to make a successful putt. Good putters are more likely to make a putt without being afraid of putting. You will never make a good putt if you play golf believing that you cannot make a putt. Try the power of positive thinking, it really works.

2. Believe in the Putt.  You will never be a good putter if you just make a putt hoping that it will be successful. Good putters know that they must believe in what they see, accept their decision, and then know it will be a successful putt after deciding on path and speed. Even though you miss, you need to work on having confidence in your putting decisions.  You will get better at them with practice.

3. Concentrate On the Putt. Because your goal is to make a successful putt, you must concentrate on everything about putting starting from understanding the green, reading the line, aiming the putter to the hole, and making a decision by yourself. When you are putting, be in the moment. Make sure every aspect of the putt is right, then do it.

4. Believe in Your Feelings and Senses. Sounds too touchy feely? Well Ben Crenshaw, one of the world’s greatest putters, said “If you want to be a good putter, you will have a good feeling when you are on the green”. Good putters believe in their instinct, rather than instruction. They use their feelings, senses, instinct, and imagination. They know the way to putt without knowing “how” to putt.

5. Use your imagination. Putting requires you to see the putt. You must be a good green reader and able to “see” or “feel” the right way to putt. Use your imagination to see the putt to the hole. This will help you read the green and line that your ball will be running on. The more clearly you see the putt, the better your chances will be to succeed.

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If you were to quickly look at what is on display you may come across any or all of the following (and possibly a few more)

Here is a (non-exhaustive) list of what you may find:

Long putters

Short putters

Heavy putters

Light putters

2-ball putters

3-ball putters

Cylinder head putters

Mallet head putters

D-shape putters

Blade putters

Face balanced putters

…and the list goes on!

With all this choice, how do you know if you have a putter that will work for you? Well, first and foremost, don’t get overwhelmed by all the choice. Here are my recommendations on getting a putter:Invest in a decent putter!

You can spend many 100’s of dollars on a driver which you may only use 10 times a round. Remember that you hit almost 50% of your shots with the putter, so get something you are going to be comfortable with. As with most things you get what you pay for, so if you buy something really cheap the chances are it just won’t help you in the long run.Choose a relatively ’standard’ putter

Shoulder high putters, ‘belly’ putters etc. are not standard and do not promote learning proper technique. Standard putters have a length in the range 33 to 35 inches (84-90cm), and research actually shows that statistically the shorter putters perform better.Test the putter

You must actually try the putters out to see how they feel. This is just as important with putters as it is with all clubs. Choose 3 or 4 putters that you think are going to be the ones you like and test them against each other. Preferably take the putters onto a real green (or synthetic green) as opposed to putting on the shop floor carpet. Hitting real balls in to real holes on a real green will give you a real feel.Get the putter custom fitted

Chances are that any putter you buy may still not be quite right for you. After all we are not all the same height, weight and shape, so it would be a bit much to assume that an off the shelf putting would be right for all of us. Have the professional check the length and lie-angle for you and adjust it if necessary. This should be part of the service when buying a putter at any decent golf store or pro shop.

If you bear these tips in mind when buying your next putter you will be confident you have the right putter for you. Confidence builds success.

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Hitting the green in one stroke on a 196 yard Par 3 is meaningless if it takes 3 putts to sink the ball – a bogie is a bogie. It takes a deep understanding of the game, the mechanics of golf and a respect for the shear importance of the short game to ensure that your putting game is as successful as possible.

It’s no secret that people have trouble with their putting game. If you visit your nearest golf club and watch the people there putting, you’ll notice the two most common mistakes in any putting game:

The putter is being pulled back and yanked through the motion.

Their head is lifted from the club as soon as or before the club makes contact with the ball.

These two common flaws sound like mistakes when you write them down and discuss them, but on the green, you probably make the exact same mistakes and may not even realize how often you are doing so. Watch a successful putter in the PGA. Tiger Woods’ putting game starts with a single stroke that smoothly follows through, the takeaway and follow through exactly the same length. They keep their heads down throughout the shot and wait to listen for the ball dropping into its cup. The only time you should ever lift your head from a putt is if it is a long putt of more than 15 yards and your stroke is one-hundred percent complete.

The key to finding success in your putting game is not in simply overcoming these simple flaws though – it is shocking just how hard that can be. You must practice regularly and step back to ensure that you can quiet your mind – removing every extraneous thought from it carefully and focusing intently on your breathing.

In addition, you must be able to learn how to read the greens successfully. This takes careful, repeated observation of the greens while playing. If you are good at the art of putting, you will never be content with your own shot – you will watch everyone that goes before you to look for shapes in the green and curves on the ground.

Practicing Your Putting

You should practice putting as often as possible. One good way to do this is by creating a corridor through which you can shoot your ball. Set two clubs down on the green, about 6 feet away from the hole. Place them parallel to each other and facing directly toward the hole and try repeatedly to punch the ball directly between the clubs.
Use this opportunity to measure your backswing and follow through and ensure that you have the right measurements and length on your shots for each stroke. This also lets you work on your alignment to see where you should be standing to make a straight shot.

Ideally, if you create a good form and practice your putting regularly, you can overcome some of the most common mistakes people suffer from on the greens. This will vastly improve your putting game and almost always lower your score significantly.

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Seems like every time he has a putt of 30 feet or more, the ball grazes the hole or finishes a foot away for Tiger Woods.

No. 1, he puts a great roll on the ball, and that’s because his mechanics are very solid. The face of his putter is squaring to the path at impact, not cutting against it, and he has that constant acceleration. He never looks like he’s holding the putter back or accelerating it; it looks like the putter accelerates itself. And finally, he practices long, breaking putts. You’ve got to hit it solid to be close to the hole from long range.

Tiger talks about releasing the putterhead.

That’s a word that describes a specific feel for a very good player. It goes back to the pendulum: if you keep your center (head and sternum) still and you let the weight of the putter go past your center, that’s releasing the putter. I don’t think it’s flipping the putter or necessarily closing the face; it just has to do with simply letting the putter go past your center.

Is there a drill you’d recommend for short putts, long putts, or both?

Hit your long putt first, then try and convert the short one.

Most golfers have what I like to refer to as a signature backstroke. They take the club back the same distance for almost all putts. Let’s say it’s 12 inches – if they take it back 12 inches on a 4-foot putt their brain starts screaming, “Slow down!” If they take it back 12 inches on a 40-foot putt their brain screams, “Speed up!” Ultimately, what you really want to learn is what length backstroke is right for each putt. If you’ve got a 4-foot putt you should really have a backstroke of 6 inches. (Normal green speed, stimped at 10). If you’ve got a 40-foot putt you really need a backstroke that’s somewhere around 15 inches, so you’re allowing the putterhead to create its own momentum.

Think about a pendulum: A pendulum you swing way back and the distance it travels determines how fast it moves forward. If you swung it 6 inches it would swing slower than if you swung it 15 inches. What happens with most people is they’re controlling the putter’s speed versus letting it swing by itself. If you look at the best putters, they have a constant rate of acceleration and an equal back and through motion.

Any advice for the weekend golfer?

There are 10 people come through our short game school regularly, and I think 70 percent have the wrong putter; it’s not the right specifications for them. So they’re never going to get better. It’s like glasses: You won’t see clearly until you have the right specs.

Stop wasting your time with band-aids and quick fixes that don’t do anything. Get to the heart of the problem, and get fitted.

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