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I. Continuing my quest for a single-digit handicap.
II. My senior golf season.
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It's definitely on the light side. From the research I've done, putter heads tend to fall between 290-340 grams, with the heavier end becoming more and more common. I like a lighter putter, but if I were to make this in larger quantities, I would probably add about 50 grams back in. I'm tooling around with a version that has an aluminum insert and a much bigger body, so that I could get more mass in the heel and toe, but I want to finish this iteration first -
FWIW my putter weighs 616g all together. Grip, shaft, etc. about 200g out of that. 296 is light. -
The end goal is to make a putter -- past that, I don't really have any expectations! I like making things, but in my professional life the work I do doesn't really have an end point, and having project that I can "finish" has been a lot of fun. I definitely agree RE: the specialness of any particular putter. I like the design I have and I think it'll look cool when it's done. But who know! I might hate it when it's actually out in the world. I've got a few friends and family who want one a
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Looks are how a player aligns the thing. Looks are quite important to a putter.
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By jmanbooyaa · Posted
I agree. Looks is really the only important aspect. Looks most likely translates to how a player says it feels nice. Just my opinion.
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