More Torqueless Putters

[ChetlovesMer]

Seems like everyone is coming out with a "torqueless putter". 

How did anyone ever make any putts before this technology. 

Clean Collection Torqueless Skyler Mid — Coggin Machine & Design

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Crafted from 1018 Carbon Steel finished in Brushed Black (Will Patina) 354 gram head weight 3* loft optional lie angles 68,69,70,71,72 You choose length You choose paint fill color You choose alignment aid Comes...

 

 

This one is by CMD Golf Co. 
 

 

Edited December 30, 2024 by ChetlovesMer

[iacas]

I putted with a Square to Square from Callaway earlier today. It's very easy to twist… on slightly off-center hits. The guy whose putter it was hit about 15 putts with it… and is returning it. (The plastic was still on it.)

[ChetlovesMer]

4 hours ago, iacas said:

I putted with a Square to Square from Callaway earlier today. It's very easy to twist… on slightly off-center hits. The guy whose putter it was hit about 15 putts with it… and is returning it. (The plastic was still on it.)

As I mentioned I tried one of the Callaway Square to Square putters. It was fine. I preferred it to the LAB. 

 

[Clemsonfan]

I tried several Odyssey Square to Square models yesterday. They all felt heavy to me except for the Good Good model. I loved that version! It felt most similar to my Lab DF 3 putter, and I preferred their thinner SuperStroke grip to mine. I align my putts with the face instead of a line, and the white/black Versa pattern is very easy to use.

I had hoped to test the LAB Oz version but nobody around here has them yet.

[retoid]

14 hours ago, Clemsonfan said:

I tried several Odyssey Square to Square models yesterday. They all felt heavy to me except for the Good Good model. I loved that version! It felt most similar to my Lab DF 3 putter, and I preferred their thinner SuperStroke grip to mine. I align my putts with the face instead of a line, and the white/black Versa pattern is very easy to use.

I had hoped to test the LAB Oz version but nobody around here has them yet.

I am in the same boat, I'd love to test a LAB OZ but nobody here has them either and I've never seen one played on any courses I've been on. Nor can I afford/commit to blindly buy something at this price and not know how it works for me.
I've been playing a cheapy $60 Wilson Harmonized M1 for a long time and was looking at new putters but the price of a new putter is really off-putting. Thankfully I played in a tournament in November and ended up winning a brand new Taylormade TR B31. Will probably be playing this for a few years until I get to try something like the LAB OZ and once it's been discounted if I like it.