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Any love out there for the 8802 style putters? I have been thinking about changing from my Bettinardi BB32 which is a face balanced mallet to toe balanced blade style putter. I really like the style and look of the 8802, but I do want something with a milled face. The Bettinardi studio stock 6 is a beautiful putter but I think I can only find that one used now. It's hard to find a used putter in that style where I live, I dont mind buying online but really want to roll one and get a feel for it. Any thoughts? 

This is the style I'm after

 

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I was putting with an old PGA Tommy Armour silver Scot the other day at the golf store used bin.

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14 hours ago, Kloeshuman said:

Any love out there for the 8802 style putters? I have been thinking about changing from my Bettinardi BB32 which is a face balanced mallet to toe balanced blade style putter. I really like the style and look of the 8802, but I do want something with a milled face. The Bettinardi studio stock 6 is a beautiful putter but I think I can only find that one used now. It's hard to find a used putter in that style where I live, I dont mind buying online but really want to roll one and get a feel for it. Any thoughts? 

This is the style I'm after

 

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It really depends on whether you can aim it as well as your current. I like the style and have played around with them a lot. But I know I aim my Anser style putter dead-on-balls accurate because I got fitted with it. The fitter adjusted the loft and lie so my aim was dead center.

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Wilson's 8802 does have a milled face now.

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I also love the look of them and hope to try one soon. CLASSIC!

 

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I did see that the Wilson is milled, wont have one at my local shop for about a month though. I guess I'm not in a rush because the greens still have snow on them


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So i might have a chance to pick up a 2014 select Newport 2, its at my local play it again. With my store credit it would cost me around $100, seems like a pretty good deal that i would hate to pass it up


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Was out today and picked this up at my local goodwill, not sure of the make, on the bottom it says GC/1 and on the face what looks like the the bullseye from odyssey ? Can anyone help identify?

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A rare TARGET store brand putter?

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Remember when the old Acushnet "Bullseye" putter was the coolest? Try hitting a putt with one of those now! I still have one laying around in a closet somewhere! 

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I keep a Bullseye (with flange) in the study and putt with it every once in awhile.  I was deadly with it in college.  Now I wonder how that ever happened.

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