Why is that? And why am I not likely to change them even now?
Well, I believe that putting is so much a mental game that I would rather try to practice enough to get a sound method and good tempo than paying out money (sometimes lots of money) to acquire a new wand.
Also, I am a typically frugal Scotsman and spending money is to be avoided where possible!
Besides, to tell the truth, I like my putters. They are like old friends. When you bring them out after 6 months in the cupboard (aka winter) it brings a smile to my face to see them again.
My number 1 go-to putter is a Ping Anser.
Besides, to tell the truth, I like my putters. They are like old friends. When you bring them out after 6 months in the cupboard (aka winter) it brings a smile to my face to see them again.
My number 1 go-to putter is a Ping Anser.
It has a great feel and although it has been through the golfing wars it is still as good as new.
My second string putter is a John Letters "Golden Goose". This putter has been drilled and otherwise messed with in order to meet with my teenage requirements. It is great for fast greens and is what I would describe as a 'feel' putter.
I would love to hear about what kind of putters you use and why you like them. Feel free to send me the story of your putters. Take pics - I like pics!
Also, a little putting tip to end. Remember, the living room carpet is a great place to practice putting over the dark winter months. Spouse permitting, of course!!
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