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Has anyone tried these or use them. presently using the S.C. Newport studio style and would like comparisons/feedback. Thanks

Mike

Titleist 915 D-2 9,5*

Titleist 915F 15*

Titleist 915H 18*

Mizuno MP-4 3-PW

Mizuno MP 54* & 60*

Yes Pippi Putter

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Maverick Great Member

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stick with the Scotty..lol..sorry..just a fan of them..I had a Yes! Tracy and felt it was way too light and a very muted feel. Maybe they have improved. I do know they put quite a little "topspin" on the ball so..but the feel is not that great. I think a putter should look clean without all the doo-dads, bells,whistles.

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i've tried neither putter but i've read articles stating that forward roll (i'm assuming top-spin mentioned by maverick) encourages a ball to roll straighter and truer than one that rolls forward later.

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: Callaway X 15* w/ Fujikura Vista Pro 70S
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Thanks Mav. I tried them out today and have to agree with you, I was not all that impressed. Looks like the Scotty stays.

Mike

Titleist 915 D-2 9,5*

Titleist 915F 15*

Titleist 915H 18*

Mizuno MP-4 3-PW

Mizuno MP 54* & 60*

Yes Pippi Putter

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SSandlin Established Member

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This may be a tad bit late to be of any help, but I bought my girlfriend one of the Marilyn models. I've never putted with a mallet putter, but I found that it worked pretty well. I liked the heavier feel, almost as heavy as my Scotty. However, when I tried the blade putter, it felt very light, as mentioned before.

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Driver: Taylormade R7 425 10.5 deg, Stiff
Fairway: Taylormade R7 Steel 13 deg, Wilson Deep Red II Distance 18 deg, StiffIrons: Titleist 735.cm 3-PW, DG S300, +1.5", +4 deg upWedge: Titleist Vokey SM 53 deg and 59 degPutter: Scotty Cameron Santa Fe 33"Ball: Titleist...

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