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HI there at Sandtrap, your site came up when I was googling for "Most Famous Putters", for me the most famous is the Ping Anser from 1966, next year it will be 40 years old and still the Scotty Camerons, Bobby Grace's etc love copying its timeless design. I even have a Bettinardi BB8 which is a copy.

I think Ping have won over 2000 tour events with various putters they have introduced over the years, so I think they would take the Manufacturer spot for sure.

I am playing Maylands GC in Essex on Friday in a Society, and am playing up in the Lake District next week, can't wait to play golf every day for a week.

I'm a bit of a golf nut, well I have an Explanar in my back garden, and I am always practising my putting in my office

Peter

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HI there at Sandtrap, your site came up when I was googling for "Most Famous Putters", for me the most famous is the Ping Anser from 1966, next year it will be 40 years old and still the Scotty Camerons, Bobby Grace's etc love copying its timeless design. I even have a Bettinardi BB8 which is a copy.

Ping's design is so far reaching because their "perimeter weighting" desing moved it's way up through all the irons. As a higher handicapper (for now) I'm benefitting from increased forgiveness. All because of a little putter. Amazing.

Welcome to the Trap.

Jeff

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