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I just picked up a Ping G5i Pal putter for a good price and think it's really good. I know that they are "old" news now, but i tried it up against some of today' best and still thought it was great. Well balanced, nice weight and rolls the ball really smooth.

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I just sank in two long putts with my G5i Ally putter today. The first a 20 footer for birdie, the second a 40 footer for an up-and-down par.
My achievements:
Eagles: 0
Birdies: 18
Best Round: 89

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cmon golfaway, you left a chip shot 40 feet from the cup?? just playing with ya...

That ping is a great putter, I have a craz-e and I love it as well.

Good luck to ya!

Jim

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cmon golfaway, you left a chip shot 40 feet from the cup??

Hahahaha, no dude, that wasn't the case, though that's not totally far from what happens sometimes. I hit my 2nd shot fat (my most common mishit) so it went like, 30 yards (6 iron), so I was left inside the dreaded gap in which if I hit a full 56* I am too short, if I hit a full PW I am too long, and a half PW is a shot I prefer not to do. So I just hit a full (and beautiful) PW that landed at the far end of the green and the cup was at the front of the green. I just went to the putt hoping to god I don't 3 putt it, surprisingly it sank!
My achievements:
Eagles: 0
Birdies: 18
Best Round: 89

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