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Kevin A

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Hi.  I currently putt with an odyssey 2 ball white hot XG.  I love this putter and have seen a significant increase in accuracy.  I have been doing some research and have found that center shafted putters may have a slight advantage over a heel shafted.  I went and looked at some which brings up some questions.  I looked at a white ice 2 ball with a center shaft close to the club face and then looked at a 2 ball white hot back stryke with the shaft in the back of the club head.  I liked them both but wanted to get some info from you guys on the pro's and con's of these style of putters.  Thanks in advance for the help.

Kevin


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with putting its all about you and what you like and feel. what ever makes u feel good over a ball and you are hitting you aim point go with it.

an example is, i cannot personally play a face balanced putter because of the way my natural swing plan is.

Driver: Titleist 910D2 9.5
Wood: Titleist 910Fd
Hybrid: Titleist 910H
Irons: Titleist AP1
Wedges: Titleist Vokey 56/11 60/7
Putter: Titleist Scotty Cameron Custom Shop Newport 2

 


Mark5 Established Member

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Putters are like shoes....you have to try them on to know if they are comfortable.

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I'm new to the game, but when I picked out my putter the feeling of the center shafted was weird and somewhat hollow compared to that of a heel. I use a crimson series 770 Odyssey putter.


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