What putter are you using?

[pedarius]

Seemore DB-4, replaced a Mizuno Bettinardi C-03 that is overdue to go on ebay. The Seemore is the nicest-looking anser-style putter I've ever seen, and it feels superb.

Backup is my grandfather's Ping a-blade, which still puts a nice roll on the ball--though it does so in my office most of the time.

[Shindig]

Ping. Used it about 6 months now. I bought it Nov 06, and it went into the closet Aug 07 after I thought I damaged it. For the life of me, I can't find the damage to the face that I thought happened (no, it wasn't thrown; that summer, I thought I had cracked it).

After putting it in the closet, I used a Fisher putter. I still prefer the feel in that putter, but I was putting terribly for a while, even with some practice (and review of fundamentals). I checked the loft and lie of it and the Ping, and couldn't adjust it on the Fisher. I put the Ping into the Utley specs, regripped it, and haven't had what I consider a truly abysmal putting round since.

[Pworld]

Cleveland Classic. Might get the Brz soon. If it aint broke, just improve it.

[max power]

Scotty Cameron Circa 62 No.1, w/ PING blackout grip. I wanted one as soon as I saw it in person, and loved the firm yet responsive feel of the carbon steel. Bought it off ebay in as new condition last July. It's not a forgiving putter, and I occasionally put a Srixon P-514 into play, and on even fewer occasions a PING Craz-E H. But nothing has kicked out of the bag for more than a round or two yet. Some new life was breathed into it when I put the PING blackout grip on, I never cared for the stock Baby T grip.

If I was buying a putter right now I think I'd go with the Bronze Cleveland Classic-sweet putter at a great price.

[Beady]

I keep my reliable Odyssey Dual Force Blade in my bag. It's just very very familiar to me and gets the job done.
I do own a Nike OZ mallet and right now we have a love/hate relationship.

[retexan599]

I have used a TaylorMade Rossa Daytona RSI since about October 2009. I think the RSI is a similar insert to the AGSI, but without the grooves. Previously I had used a TaylorMade Pro-Formance face-balanced smooth steel face putter for about 10+ years. Both of them have the shaft at the heel. I experimented with a number of center shafted & mallet putters, but had more success with the heel shafting. I think the soft insert does not require quite as delicate a touch as the steel face and I like that. Interesting poll, though.

[jldavis73]

Been using the Kia Ma Monte Carlo for a couple weeks. Good feel. Black head looks really cool, and isn't confidence the most important piece in putting?

[chef35ca]

Wilson 507 blade.

1 round.

Been in & out for 7 years.

Stupid mallet went back into the closet of shame.

[Saabo]

Ping Zing 2 i have had it at least 10 years. Tried others and found that this was the best for me.

[David in FL]

Scotty is in timeout right now......in a very dark cabinet in the garage, for misbehaving.

Right now I'm putting with an old Zebra mallet that is VERY appreciative of being allowed out on the course. Scotty may be in the dark for awhile!

[FHopper]

In my sig, using the Daytona at this time.

[cavanagh]

Hello first post

I am currently using a custom shop scotty california coronado with a midsize crazy scotty grip

and love it

[Stretch]

Back to the Newport 2 right now. Used a belly for a while and it really helped me learn to make a better stroke with the shorter stick.

[Vaedur]

Now i am a total noob but i just upgraded to a Taylormade tpi-24 and i really like it.

[buzz57]

Odyssey triball SRT - big and ugly, but if you can get past the appearance, its pretty reliable.

[Down7under]

Scotty Cameron Napa California LTD. 3 months and will NEVER switch

[Leftygolfer]

Mizuno C-05. Got it b/c of the great deal I got on it and my old one was beat up. I like it alot and feel like I can make putts with it and feel confortable.

[aloharb]

SC Studio Newport 2.5 33"
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