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Scotty Newport 2 or Newport 2 mid-slant?


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I've been looking at a lot of putters, and I think I've got it narrowed down to one of these. I can't decide. I feel like I set up better with the Newport 2, but the mid-slant looks cool. They both roll the ball great. The Newport 2 has a full-shaft offset, but the mid-slant has 3/4". I'm totally confused. If you play one of these, tell me whether you prefer the Newport 2 or the mid-slant neck and why.

[ Equipment ]
R11 9° (Lowered to 8.5°) UST Proforce VTS 7x tipped 1" | 906F2 15° and 18° | 585H 21° | Mizuno MP-67 +1 length TT DG X100 | Vokey 52° Oil Can, Cleveland CG10 2-dot 56° and 60° | TM Rossa Corza Ghost 35.5" | Srixon Z Star XV | Size 14 Footjoy Green Joys | Tour Striker Pro 5, 7, 56 | Swingwing


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I use the mid-slant. The offsets between the two are essentially the same. Perhaps the mid-slant has a centimeter or two less, but you wont notice it. They both hang the same amount, as well. I use the mid-slant because its has a cleaner look down to the ball, imo. When i was demoing the two, i didnt putt better with one style of neck than i did the other. Its a personal preference.
THE WEAPONS CACHE..

Titleist 909 D2 9.5 Degree Driver| Titleist 906f4 13.5 degree 3-Wood | Titleist 909 17 & 21 degree hybrid | Titleist AP2 irons
Titleist Vokey Wedges - 52 & 58 | Scotty Cameron Studio Select Newport 2 Putter | ProV1 Ball

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I use the mid-slant. The offsets between the two are essentially the same. Perhaps the mid-slant has a centimeter or two less, but you wont notice it. They both hang the same amount, as well. I use the mid-slant because its has a cleaner look down to the ball, imo. When i was demoing the two, i didnt putt better with one style of neck than i did the other. Its a personal preference.

It's less than 1/4" the diameter of the putter shaft, which is probably less than 1/4 centimeter. I like the idea of the mid-slant: fewer angles, cleaner look. But it is tougher for me to set up to, for some reason. I think it's the clash of sharp angles on the putter head and curves on the neck. I think I just hit the full offset a little bit purer.

[ Equipment ]
R11 9° (Lowered to 8.5°) UST Proforce VTS 7x tipped 1" | 906F2 15° and 18° | 585H 21° | Mizuno MP-67 +1 length TT DG X100 | Vokey 52° Oil Can, Cleveland CG10 2-dot 56° and 60° | TM Rossa Corza Ghost 35.5" | Srixon Z Star XV | Size 14 Footjoy Green Joys | Tour Striker Pro 5, 7, 56 | Swingwing


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It's less than 1/4" the diameter of the putter shaft, which is probably less than 1/4 centimeter. I like the idea of the mid-slant: fewer angles, cleaner look. But it is tougher for me to set up to, for some reason. I think it's the clash of sharp angles on the putter head and curves on the neck. I think I just hit the full offset a little bit purer.

Go with what feels more better to you. I dont think youre loosing out in choosing one style over the other. They're both basically identical putters.

THE WEAPONS CACHE..

Titleist 909 D2 9.5 Degree Driver| Titleist 906f4 13.5 degree 3-Wood | Titleist 909 17 & 21 degree hybrid | Titleist AP2 irons
Titleist Vokey Wedges - 52 & 58 | Scotty Cameron Studio Select Newport 2 Putter | ProV1 Ball

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