What Should I Do?

[bogeyhitter25]

Well I'm going out for my high school golf team this year. Right now I think I need an upgrade in the driver, irons, and putter category. Well I'll most likely be getting a $100 driver for my birthday from my mom. And hopefully a new yes! putter from my dad. And then I'll buy irons with my own money. But I'm still questioning getting a new putter since I have an Odyssey DF 550 right now. It's pretty dang old. Here's what it looks like new: http://toad.frogtrader.com/ycg/images/yhk413078.jpg It just doesn't get it done anymore. Do you think that I should get a new putter or just stick with mine right now.

[eberryhill7]

What is wrong with the putter? Does it not roll well, do you not like the blade setup? If it doesn't roll well then a Yes! putter will fix that. I'd test other putters and compare them to yours and if they are better then go for it and if not then just stick with yours.

[Dent]

Definatly a Yes! Putter, If you have the money a putter wouldn't hurt. You seem to say your losing confidence in your putter right? Of course a new putter what do that. I'd personally say instead of buying new irons, get yourself a putter. If you shoot 108 or so, and take 36 putts, thats 1/3 of your game right there, All in the putter, the greatest investment in the game.

[bogeyhitter25]

Well I've come to a conclusion:

Driver: $100 or less (Ping)
Irons: Free from my friend (Xtreme Playability)
Putter: Around $100 (Yes!)

My mother can pay for the driver, and my father can pay for the putter (early birthday gifts)

[FlopShotArtist]

Well I've come to a conclusion:

Once you get your new putter, clean up your old one and sell it on ebay. Even if it's $20, it helps you towards your irons.

You should probably get some name brand irons for a team.

[Lange]

Definately go for the new putter, way better for ur game.