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I've recently become obsessed with the Wilson 8802 style putters and I'm definitely going to get one soon. Anyone know any others besides the ones listed below?:
  • Wilson 8802
  • Wilson 8813
  • Cleveland Designed By
  • Arnold Palmer Original
  • Yonex ADK Tour Forged
  • Guerin Rife Bimini
  • YES Sophia
  • KZG Forged Blade (can't find any of these)
  • Snake Eyes Viper Tour 1

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I love my Macgregor Tourney IMG5. Got it for $4.

Like this one

"You can foment revolution or you can cure your slice - life is too short for both" David Owen

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I've recently become obsessed with the Wilson 8802 style putters and I'm definitely going to get one soon. Anyone know any others besides the ones listed below?:

Bullseye blade (no flange), Acushnet, Titleist, Scotty Cameron

STR8 Dymo 10.5
Dymo 3W
Mid Rescue 3
MP-33 4-PW
Eidolon 52* GW LW, SW Titleist Bullseye Putter


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Seems like you would have to have the George Low Wizard 600 (and variants) on the list. I believe the Wizards made by Ram can be had quite inexpensively.

"You can foment revolution or you can cure your slice - life is too short for both" David Owen

WITB*: 2010 winter edition

Driver: AyrtimeFW/hybrid: Distance Master Pro Steel 5w, 7w, 27* hybridIrons: Powerplay 5000 hybrids (6i-SW)Wedge: SMT Durometer 55 degPutter: Z/I Omega mallet*as soon...


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Bullseye blade (no flange), Acushnet, Titleist, Scotty Cameron

My apologies. I thought you speaking about the more 'low technology putters'. You were referring to the 8802, style. Don't forget the Scotty Cameron Napa Valley.

STR8 Dymo 10.5
Dymo 3W
Mid Rescue 3
MP-33 4-PW
Eidolon 52* GW LW, SW Titleist Bullseye Putter


Posted
Ray Cook Classic Plus II
(picked up for $5 at Play it Again Sports!)

I have always liked this style of putter but prefer to play with the modern variation (Odyssey #9)

Posted

Thanks for all the replies.

Scotty Cameron Nappa

Haha, oops, don't know how I left that off the list.

I love my Macgregor Tourney IMG5. Got it for $4.

Can't beat $4. Is it a forged putter?

Seems like you would have to have the George Low Wizard 600 (and variants) on the list. I believe the Wizards made by Ram can be had quite inexpensively.

Wasn't that Jack Nicklaus' putter, the George Low?

My apologies. I thought you speaking about the more 'low technology putters'. You were referring to the 8802, style. Don't forget the Scotty Cameron Napa Valley.

I should've gotten that when it first came out. Now there are only a few on ebay. Such a beautiful putter.

Ray Cook Classic Plus II

Yeah, I have the Odyssey Black Series i#9, love the style. I just want an 8802 style blade to go along with it.


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I have a Dunlop putter in that style. Picked it up for $15 at Wal-Mart. Hope to get started on stripping it down and refinishing it soon.

In My Bag:
SQ Dymo2 10.5
SQ Dymo2 15
a2 3-PW
Tom Watson Wedges 52, 56, 60 Unitized Retro 33"


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The Yes! Nicky would fit this description, it's not much different than the Sophia.

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I have a Dunlop putter in that style. Picked it up for $15 at Wal-Mart. Hope to get started on stripping it down and refinishing it soon.

Sweet, are you going to refinish it yourself?

The Yes! Nicky would fit this description, it's not much different than the Sophia.

The Nicky really feels great. It looks more like the Calamity Jane. I've never tried the Sophia before.


Posted
Sweet, are you going to refinish it yourself?

I'm going to try it. I figure that since it was only a $15 investment to begin with, if I screw it up, I'm not out much.

In My Bag:
SQ Dymo2 10.5
SQ Dymo2 15
a2 3-PW
Tom Watson Wedges 52, 56, 60 Unitized Retro 33"


Posted
Can't beat $4. Is it a forged putter?

Pretty sure, I think it is circa 1967ish. The Tommy Armour version is more sought after than the Tourney, but the Tourney is still pretty sweet.

Wasn't that Jack Nicklaus' putter, the George Low?

Yes. I believe the Sportsman George Low Wizard 600 is what Nicklaus won many of his majors with.

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"You can foment revolution or you can cure your slice - life is too short for both" David Owen

WITB*: 2010 winter edition

Driver: AyrtimeFW/hybrid: Distance Master Pro Steel 5w, 7w, 27* hybridIrons: Powerplay 5000 hybrids (6i-SW)Wedge: SMT Durometer 55 degPutter: Z/I Omega mallet*as soon...


Posted
I'm going to try it. I figure that since it was only a $15 investment to begin with, if I screw it up, I'm not out much.

Do you know what type of finish yet?


Posted
Do you know what type of finish yet?

I'm still researching finishes. I'm leaning towards bluing, but I'm not really sure.

In My Bag:
SQ Dymo2 10.5
SQ Dymo2 15
a2 3-PW
Tom Watson Wedges 52, 56, 60 Unitized Retro 33"


Posted
I've recently become obsessed with the Wilson 8802 style putters and I'm definitely going to get one soon. Anyone know any others besides the ones listed below?:

See my signature:

Signature In my bag: Big Bertha Fusion FT-3 Driver [Aldila NVS 55-R 350 Graphite] Big Bertha Fusion 3+ fairway wood [Aldila NVS 55-R 350 Graphite] Launcher 17, 22 & 25 degree fairway woods [Cleveland Launcher Gold 65g R Graphite] Steelhead Pro Series X-14 irons & wedges [Rifle R Steel] Toney Penna Forged Putter [similar to Wilson 8802] NXT Tour balls Yuengling Blathering: I bought it off eBay in Sept. 2004 for $22.50 (that includes the winning bid price + shipping & handling). About three months ago I took it up to a local golf store to get it regripped prior to putting it into my bag; upon talking to the guy in the "golf repair" section, he yelled out to a guy in the back, "Hey George, come look at this putter!" Then both guys told me what a beautiful putter it was. I've had it in my bag since mid-August.

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The ping tess putter is another 8802 type of putter.

In the Bag:

Driver 10.5 r7 460 ti Reax regular shaft
3 Wood 15.5 LD F Speed Aldila NV stiff shaft
Hybrids 19 Tour Burner Rescue Reax stiff shaft. 21 degree torch series saber shaftIrons Sliver Scot 4-pw Rifle 5.0 shaftsSand Wedge 56 Degree Cg10 Black pearl finish 2 dotLob Wedge 60...

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The ping tess putter is another 8802 type of putter.

He beat me to it....

Here's what I play:

Titleist 907 D2 10.5* UST ProForce V2 76-S | Titleist 906F4 18.5* Aldila VS Proto "By You" 80-S | Titleist 585H 21* Aldila VS Proto "By You" 80-S | Titleist ZB 4-PW TTDG S300 | Bob Vokey Spin Milled Oil Can 54.10 | Bob Vokey Spin Milled Oil Can 60.08 | Scotty Cameron Red X5 33" |


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