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Just curious what Phil Mickleson and Kenny Perry use to putt with?? anyone know?

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Phil: Odyssey White Hot XG 9



Kenny: PING G2i Craz-E

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jcrob902 Well Established Member

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Phil uses different putters - the one he used at the Masters is a kind of Odyssey Prototyp putter you wont really find in the Odyssey lineup for sale. It looks like a XG 9 but is more blade style.

Phils putter is a white hot tour #9 you can buy it, it's the same line as my white hot tour #1 furyk plays the white hot tour #7 just thought I'd put that in there check odyssey's web site.

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Phils putter is a white hot tour #9 you can buy it, it's the same line as my white hot tour #1 furyk plays the white hot tour #7 just thought I'd put that in there check odyssey's web site.

he uses two different putters. yes, one is the XG9. the other is similar to the old White Hot #8 (Wilson 8802 style) but its a little different. that is the one Kafka and I were talking about...

PHIL'S WEAPON OF CHOICE Phil Mickelson is one of the world’s greatest golfers thanks to his attention to detail. Take his Odyssey PM Prototype Putters – the White Hot XG #9 Putter and a milled, stainless steel putter based on the original Odyssey White Hot Blade #8. Each were meticulously designed to meet Lefty’s exacting standards.

jcrob902 Well Established Member

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I thought they we're talking about the putter he used in the master's and actually every time I've seen him play this year I've seen the white hot tour #9 just figured he switched and all tour pro's and alot of amatures have putters designed or alterd to there exact standards one thing I do know is that is the stock grip for the white hot tour that's on his putter he has been playing but then again tigers got a ping grip on his cameron so who really knows with those guy's.

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JGulkCG Well Established Member

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i've been using the same putter Perry uses for about 3 years now? I cant remember, i got it the year it came out. great putter. very comfortable.

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i've been using the same putter Perry uses for about 3 years now? I cant remember, i got it the year it came out. great putter. very comfortable.

me too, except mine is center shafted... I think it'll be a long relationship too. This will be our third year together and we are planning on making lots of 5-10 footers as wel as a few eagles and loads of birdies. Seriously though... everything about this putter fits my eye and feels fantastic.

My Clubs: Callaway FT-i Tour LCG 9.5° w/ Matrix Ozik Xcon 6 stiff; Sonartec GS Tour 14° w/ Graphite Design Red Ice 70 stiff; Adams Idea Pro 2h(18°) & 3h(20°) w/ Aldila VS Proto 80 stiff; Adams Idea Pro Forged 4-PW w/ TT Black Gold stiff; Cleveland CG12 DSG RTG 52°-10° & 58°-10°; Odyssey...

JGulkCG Well Established Member

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yea i've tried the center shafted. My pro uses the center shafted one, and when he got that, i got offset shafted one...i've tried his center shafted one and love it...but i dont feel like buying a new one.

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