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whats the difference between a regular putter and a center shafted one? is it just whatever is comfortable?

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whats the difference between a regular putter and a center shafted one? is it just whatever is comfortable?

i dont think it matters. as long as the putter head is weighted correctly.

heres an article.. i dont understand golf jargon, maybe you do. http://www.golfdigest.com/equipment/...franktalk.html

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Generally, a center shafted face balanced putter is designed to promote a pendulum stroke and, a heel/toe weighted putter with a plumbers neck or other heel shaft promotes an in to square to in stroke. There is a lot written about putters and putting. The Scotty Cameron website is filled with good information. David Pelz is considered a short game genius by many, as well as the father of the two ball putter. I would recommend his books on putting, as well as the short game in general. I hope you find this information useful.

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