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Have been on a mid to low 80’s roll of late - today was no different with an 83 (41 front / 42 back).  Courses are starting to get that winter feel - wet areas wetter, thin grass thinner, greens are trickier.  

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B That said, if you think it helps, it will… for awhile.

I have been on a roll in November. Today was a 77 (69.2/115, 6,050 yards) on a wet course with dew covered bumpy greens. Better greens and I might have shaved a few more strokes off the score.

So, it appears to me that everyone is bringing out some version of the zero-torque, or square to square, or torque balanced, putter.  What ever name you want to give it seems like everyone has one of these types of things in their line up now.  It reminds me of about 10 years ago, when everyone had to have a counter-balanced putter in their line-up.  Callaway Media | Videos, Podcasts, & Episodes | Golf Content The Official source for Callaway golf clubs, golf balls and gear. Discover a wide range of premium golf clubs, equipment and more! What do you all think.  Real technology to help your game or just the current buzzword?