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maybey a piece of clear tape it wouldnt shine as much i would think

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4 Iron Hybrid- Wilson fat shaft(21*)5-PW-Wilson fat shaft52-56-68 Degree wedges- Wilson HarmonizedPutter- Top Flite Mallet

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I experienced the same thing when demoing a scotty. I just used the glare as a stroke checker as the path of the sunspot was burned into my retinas. I could see if i was making a smooth stroke.

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Seems like a semi-bad design on camerons part... rather annoying!

Pretty much any shiny putter is going to glare at you in some orientation or another.

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Look around for some "anti-glare" spray. It is used in the movie/TV business to keep those flare spots reflecting of eyeglasses, picture frames, windows, etc...
Or maybe a matte finish clear urethane spray on the offending area might work.
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the answer to your question is actually pretty simple yet not really cost effective. go to www.scottycameron.com and look at the custom shop, inside the custom shop you can have all kinds of beautiful things done to your putter including a "restoration" for 110 bucks, now even though your putter may be relatively new I am pretty certain you can have a black nickel coat added to your putter as part of that process, or maybe even a dull gunmetal finish

its not cheap, but look into it...

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