samrej

This has turned into a really interesting conversation. I actually ended up selling the putter for what I had in it, so the sight line question is kind of moot at this point. Sticking with a blade. I seem to have some block in my head with a mallet-style putter that I never feel like it is square. I was thinking a sight line might help with that, but I actually took out my old Ping G2i Craz-E (that my wife now uses) and tried it out and still felt like something was off even though it has tons of alignment help. I do love the idea of having a machine shop do it and would definitely consider that if I needed a line added in the future.

Is that removable?

I’d love to find like a vinyl sticker that I could apply and could eventually remove if I decide to ever sell it.

I have a TM Spider Tour Red that I’m struggling with for alignment. I love the feel and stability of it, but need some help with squaring it. Has anyone ever added a sight line (either permanent or non-permanent) to a putter? How did you do it and what did you use?

2 years old here. But before I got these, my previous set was about 10 years old. Honestly, I can't see myself waiting that long again simply because I'll want to step up to more of a players-style iron that I'll keep for the longer term now that my game has improved.

I'm somewhere in the middle between relaxed and serious. I like a bit of fun banter in the foursome, swearing doesn't bother me, don't mind a little talking/noise (as long as it isn't loud or sharp right in my backswing). Sometimes I'll drop a club after my follow through after a particularly bad shot (but never throw one). Ready golf should be must-play for most courses. However, for some reason walking on my line really bothers me. I can't explain why - it's not even that your spike mark is going to bother my ball (might actually make it better). Also, don't be a close talker. That isn't really golf-specific, more life in general.

Hi everyone. Just wanted to introduce myself. Currently in the central part of Pennsylvania. Looking forward to some interesting discussion and hopefully meeting some new people!