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so i got a new putter

c4m

By c4m
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c4m Well Established Member

c4m

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and ive had it about a month and cant putt worth a shit with it.. ill hit the damn thing the exact same way twice and one time it will go 5 feet short of the hole the other will go 5 feet past it. And for some reason, maybe its my imagination, it feels like the putts dont break at all like they should.. I liked my walmart putter much better and im probably going to start using it again and sell this peice of shit i bought.. at least i got it on sale for only 50, maybe i can profit off of it... so there is my rant for the day

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91wood

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Use NU FINISH on it. It it will shine it and fill some of the deeper scratches on it (IF ANY)... If done right it should increase the release price of it.

In my bag:

Driver: Hypersonic t7 460cc w/ UST Comp Series 65
3 Wood: r7 Draw
3 Hybrid: Idea Pro4H-SW: Tight LiesGW: Tom WatsonLW: Bazooka JMaxPutter: Black Velvet 110 Gun MetalBall: e6+My Course:Roland Barkau Memorial Golf Course


91wood Member

91wood

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Should work on any high gloss metal (cars/putter)... Always works for me!

In my bag:

Driver: Hypersonic t7 460cc w/ UST Comp Series 65
3 Wood: r7 Draw
3 Hybrid: Idea Pro4H-SW: Tight LiesGW: Tom WatsonLW: Bazooka JMaxPutter: Black Velvet 110 Gun MetalBall: e6+My Course:Roland Barkau Memorial Golf Course


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Razz11

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Does the Sienna have an insert? I went from an older mill-faced putter to a insert putter. I have went through 2 of them including a Ping G5I Tess and a TM Rossa Fontana. For me it just felt like I never had consistent "spring" off the face. With the Ping I swear I could hit the same putt 10 times and get at least 5 different distances all with the same feel, almost as if it had a sweet spot. The Rossa wasn't quite as bad, but I could still tell. I went back to a solid faced putter with the Rife Bimini and I don't think I am ever going back to an insert putter. They were made to soften the feel with harder balls, but I prefer a solid putter and a softer ball. Maybe my stroke is just inconsistent, but for me the feel is a lot more consistent with a solid face. Weird thing is that both of the inserts felt like perfect fits when I was trying them out and after about a month or so of each on the course I just didn't like them anymore.

In my Ozone stand bag:
Driver: 909 D2 9.5
3 Wood: MT-15
Irons: 1025-C 3-P
Gap: Spin Milled 52-06 Oil-CanSand: Spin Milled 56-08 RawLob: Spin Milled 60-13 Oil-CanPutter: AntiguaBall: Z-Star X


Mr3Putt Dedicated Member

Mr3Putt

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Did you try it out before you bought it?

How was it during the first two weeks you used it?

Putting is 90% mental and 10% mental....

sp33d Dedicated Member

sp33d

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Did you try it out before you bought it?

and 60% of the time it works, every time...

To OP: Sell it buy a new one. Fixed.

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Mr3Putt Dedicated Member

Mr3Putt

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To OP: Sell it buy a new one. Fixed.

He doesn't even need to buy a new one, he still has his Walmart one that works in the garage!

To OP: Sell it, buy a round of golf.

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