C&L putters?

[naws-golfer]

Anyone used/bought/seen/ one of these? They look great and are fully customized for less than $300, www.350milled.com . Thanks

[DDBowdoin]

www.puttertalk.com

check out the C&L; section, plenty of feedback there... more imporantly the owners of C&L; are on the forum so you'll get direct feedback and answers

http://www.puttertalk.com/community/...php?board=50.0

[naws-golfer]

Thanks for the link, anyone in this forum used them?

[deronsizemore]

Seems like they are Scotty Cameronish? Or maybe it's the other way around? Looks is the same, stamps are similar and head covers are the same.

[DDBowdoin]

visually yes... but not sure if they go any further than that

feel has nothing to do with it having a similar head shape to a scotty newport, the metal used and finish affect the feel and the roll placed on the ball

[deronsizemore]

feel has nothing to do with it having a similar head shape to a scotty newport, the metal used and finish affect the feel and the roll placed on the ball

I realize that.

So, are you saying that the C&L; putters have a better feel or a Scotty?

[myndcraft]

Anyone used/bought/seen/ one of these? They look great and are fully customized for less than $300,

C&L; makes a fantastic product and while I don't own one I have tried one out and it was great! If you are in the market though I do have another recommendation for you… Sunset Beach -

http://ssbeachgolf.com They make an absolutely phenomenal putter with the customization available and for half the price. Additionally the finishes are done by LaMont who is pretty much known as lord bad ass in the refinishing market. Search for Lux and Sunset Beach over on WRX for more info and pics or you could contact Chris directly at cbjordan@ssbeachgolf.com So all that said, you won't go wrong by getting a C&L;, but you could save yourself a bit of money.

[DDBowdoin]

I realize that.

in a way yes, if you are a picky putter in terms of feel. this is mainly because CL has a pretty decent range of headweights whereas you are somewhat limited with a scotty. I have never been a fan of adding weight in the shaft and find that it messes around with the feel to much. also, lead weight is essentially useless as you'd need a mound of it to make any considerable difference

if you're happy with the standard 330, 340, and 350 headweight then a scotty is great but if you'd like 354 grams you'll have a hard time customizing a scotty (or any stock putter) to the exact headweight you find most comfortable

[deronsizemore]

in a way yes, if you are a picky putter in terms of feel. this is mainly because CL has a pretty decent range of headweights whereas you are somewhat limited with a scotty. I have never been a fan of adding weight in the shaft and find that it messes around with the feel to much. also, lead weight is essentially useless as you'd need a mound of it to make any considerable difference

You can get your Scotty customized any way you want it in the Cameron Custom Studio (or whatever it's called) now right? It will cost you more, but it's possible. What does C&L; charge to customize your putter? Anything?

[DDBowdoin]

You can get your Scotty customized any way you want it in the Cameron Custom Studio (or whatever it's called) now right? It will cost you more, but it's possible.

the new line has the ability to change out the sole weights but thats not available to older models

pretty much everything but a sound slot (beach) is included in a CL putter, there are upcharges for different finishes

[naws-golfer]

i'm gonna get a C&l;, they are located near me in N georgia and i think i could pick it up and maybe get a studio tour.

[DDBowdoin]

thats AWESOME!!! try and take some pics of the studio if they don't care