I painted my putter white!

[Ben]

I haven't met McNeil personally, but one of his close friends is a pro, (hopefully going to be out on tour soon.) Anyway, I practice with this guy a lot, he gets a lot of clubs from Titleist as well as many of George's hand me downs (they have the same fit).

So you get to try them too. Cool!

[clam fist]

[QUOTE=Shanks A Million;472063]Wow, people really do a lot to make putts don't they? It's funny, cause to me, putting has always just been putting, It's easy. Now I see tour pros are doing everything, belly putters, white putters, heavy putters, weird grips, routines... I don't quite understand it.
You must be one of the lucky few.
Does this aid you in putting, or is it just aesthetic?[/QUOTE
it is supposed to

[rickp]

Actually it is a great paint job, good work!!!

[clam fist]

Actually it is a great paint job, good work!!!

Thanks! I think it helps. I had switched putters but I am having fun with this one again. I really want the Taylormade Ghost but I'll make do until I can scratch together a few more clams.

[rcaddell23]

nice... I've been blessed with good vision... don't think I need the contrast.

[Weezy]

That's pretty rad! I like the "White Lightning" too. I remember painting my first XG7 putter flat black because I was nearly blinded by the glare and missed a 2 foot putt in a tournament. haha. Some excuse huh?

Well it looks like you forgot to use primer. You can buy bear metal paint now that will stick to just bare metal as the name implys. Primer with a clearcoat works best but it won't be any fancy color.

[Magnum_dactyl]

bear metal