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I am currently using a tour edge backdraft putter that I picked up in a Golfsmith for cheap about 2-3 years ago.  I've never been thrilled with the putter, but I've never really been unhappy with it either.  I have an opportunity to get the Taylormade Monza Corza putter from 2006 from a buddy before he sells it at his Garage sale for 40 bucks.  Should I go for it?  What are your thoughts on the putter?


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Originally Posted by Hattrix86

I am currently using a tour edge backdraft putter that I picked up in a Golfsmith for cheap about 2-3 years ago.  I've never been thrilled with the putter, but I've never really been unhappy with it either.  I have an opportunity to get the Taylormade Monza Corza putter from 2006 from a buddy before he sells it at his Garage sale for 40 bucks.  Should I go for it?  What are your thoughts on the putter?

I think you should play with the putter for a bit. If you like it buy it.

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