Have you every bought 2 putters at the same time?

[Poncho]

I am considering buying the Yes Sophia and the SC American Classic III Flange because I can't decide between the two. Have you ever done the same?

Still looking for additional feedback on both these putters.

1. Mainly how much feel you found when putting,

2. I like a heavier putter and was also wondering your take on their weight

and also would

3. both have the same type of stroke needed to hit them?

I do not have any place that carries them so I am relying on feedback for my fellow golfers on your expert opinions.

[Old Tom]

Well, yes and no. How's that for a useful reply?

I currently own four different putters: two Callaways, an old non-descript brass blade that looks like a Ping knock-off, and a weird, sci-fi looking oversize mallet thingy that, if you wired it up to a battery, you could probably also use to find quarters on the beach.

I suck pretty much equally with all of them, but, I didn't pay more than 40 bucks for any of them (gotta love Ebay), which is my top dollar for a putter which, in my opinion, at base is just a piece of flat metal on the end of a stick.

My best advice is, don't drop two bills on anything that you can't try out on the practice green first and see whether or not it fits your game.

Also, there's nothing at all wrong with buying a used putter: it's not like all the putter juice leaks out and they're no good any more.

My bottom line: you can't buy a good putting game. Get yourself an old Ping Anser or something like that and log some serious hours on the practice greens.