Anyone use a really old putter?

[themittenstate]

I picked up an old Walter Hagen putter from my grandpa's basement last week, almost identical (mine is more beat up) to this one:

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Shot 79 and 76 the only two times I played with it, which is pretty good considering I am a 7 handicap. I think it must be 40+ years old. I like it because it is all feel.

[inthehole]

I too found an old putter at my dads house recently.     I've always used center shafted putters - this one is the first blade type that actually lined up comfortably to my eye.    Its also aluminum, whch has a nice sound and light feel.     I was in a deep slump with my CS putters - this one has brought me out of it & shooting best scores of the year.    Its not a high dollar putter, but after I regripped it, it hits just fine ... here's one like it.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Wilson-ULTRA-Putter-RH-Steel-/370617989681?pt=Golf_Clubs&hash;=item564a8dba31

[Goonsidious]

I want to get a putter that is just a very simple blade.

Just me, the green, the ball, and the blade. No fancy designs or weight.. just simple.

Still looking. I love the old school ones.

[cart7]

I have an old Acushnet bullseye blade putter.  I should try using that again.

[Pro Z 1]

Been using a ping zing 2 for about 12 years now. Part of the reason it hasn't been replaced is nostalgia, but it's mostly that it just works, and has always felt right to me.

[onesome]

I have one of these center shafted wilson staff 2010 putters, really great feel,had it remilled and surface grinded.