David, Great and fair question. No one Needs an expensive putter. I put this putter in my.bag because the cost to me was $0 and I do feel it performs better than others I've used. That said, I believe everyone should be fit for a putter as I stated in this video...even if you are buying a $5 putter at the thrift store. I will have a video on that posted in the next 10 days that will completely clarify this. I do putter fittings for $50 and the customer walks away knowing the length of putter, the best shape for them, what type of alignment line and where it should be placed on the putter, how the shaft should attach to the putter and what grip is best for them...If they buy a putter through one of the companies for which I'm a fitter, there is no cost...if not they can take that info anywhere and know what to buy. To be completely transparent, I'm not sure if this putter performs better because it is custom fit or because of the putter itself. But as I've always. believed the stroke is muchmore important than the putter.
@@misteroneputt Hi, Thank you for the reply. I live in the UK, 77yrs old, a retired head greenkeeper and play off 15 h/cap. Putting was always my strength until I caught my rt. hand in the greensmower blades 20yrs ago and the putting has gotten worse to the extent that am considering calling it a day but as a last resort thinking of having a putter fitting but cannot afford $300 plus for a new one. ( Unless I want a divorce!!!) Hopefully I can find a fitter who would adjust my present putter, if required and needed, and not just wanting me to purchase a new putter. I find your videos very informative and interesting. Thank you. Stay safe.
@@annemitchell5701 David...Thank you for the nice feedback. Sorry to hear about the accident. I can't imagine how much more difficult an injury like that would make putting or even golfing at all. Good on you for continuing all these years after that. And NO...don't get divorced over a putter. I suspect you need a unique fit to make a putter work for your unique situation.
@@misteroneputt Hi, I will find a good putter fitter and see what transpires. PLEASE, PLEASE, everyone STAY SAFE and look forward to better times soon.
FWIW, i purchased one of these almost exactly one year ago. I came across it in a couple of different pro-shops the prior year, and was amazed at how well i could putt with it so I just decided to take the plunge. I've been playing since the early 1980's, and i played with a Ping Pal for most of that time until the past 5-10 years, and i consider myself a good putter before i bought this. I'm a 5 handicap, and i'm like everyone else -- looking for every advantage i can get. I happily declare this as the best putter i've ever used, and if you don't think you're getting torqued by other putters, just putt with this thing for a month or two and go back to your old putter for a comparison. It's truly amazing how steady it is, and how much it opens your eyes to how much you're likely fighting your own putting stroke with other putters.
Chris, Thanks for your comments. I completely agree on the torque. I did switch from this to a Honu simply because I like the feel from the Bamboo. But other than that they are functionally the same eliminating torque. This type of putter is definitely the future of putting.
Me too Matt. I get fitted on Friday. 3-5 wks for delivery. I had 39 putts and shot 84, 33 putts and shot 78. I believe with the right putter and confidence in hand I will make enough skin money to pay for the putter. :) cha ching
Outstandingly informative video! I'm going to get fitted in a couple weeks. This is one of the putters I planned on trying. Now I'm thinking more strongly about it being the only one I try. Thank you very much. Keep up the great work.
Thank you Greg...I'll bet posting a review soon on the Honu putter which claims to have the same features in terms of no torque. I received it yesterday and plan to try it today and then finish shooting video tomorrow and have the review up by Friday...So if you can wait that long, it might be a good comparison. You can do a video fitting for either and the Honu is about $100 less expensive...not trying to talk you into or out of anything and I love my Directed Force 2.1. Just trying to give quality accurate info.
That's great, i'll look out for that review. My putter fitting at the pro shop near me isn't for another 3 weeks. So I'm still reading and watching reviews. Thank you for the reply.
Just purchased a L.A.B. arm lock version today ...and they complement it with the same grip for that as on Bryson's Sik putter ...4-6 weeks to delivery...you're totally spot-on reminding us about the number of times we use a putter in a round....but looking forward to a lot fewer times soon :-). I'm a lefty so the custom fitting was a given.
Have hear about this since few year back but have always been a great putter with my odessey tour black series one and averages 28 putts. I miss my 7-10 footer 4/10 when under pressure so decided to test this when a guy posted for resale (no fitting here in BKK but found it fit my eye n stroke and got a local shaft shop to help make some adjustments for me - now lie 69deg, loft 3.5, 35 inch with the 2m grip). I did alot of 1 n 2 ball drills at home n it has sharpen my overall putts n surprising even the 30-50 footers becomes a breeze. My average putt over last 20rounds I played has dropped to 23 putts and naturally my overall hcp too. As you rightly pointed out, not only a great putter but also training too. Bonus - I am able to putt off gree rough n even mini chip without need for my hybrid or wedge as it offers 100% crisp contact once u master it.
Awesome results...the key thing is simply that the putter face wants to stay where you point it. It doesn't try to twist or torque off line. Most people learn to overcome their putter's tendency to twist. With this you don't have to do that. I'm posting a review next week on the only other brand that doesn't twist like this. It's called Honu and it costs considerably less than the directed force and functions as well or better. I'm now a certified fitter for either brand.
@@VKBKK I've tried an Edel in the devices from Directed Force and Honu and it does torque. Edel is similar...low torque, but ONLY if it is a 100% custom fit for you...They reduce the torque with weight in the shaft and grip and on the heel of the putter...so an Edel putter is set up so that in your specific swing it will torque less, but someone else with your putter would probably be miserable. Or if you ever change your grip style or stroke it would not work for you. Additionally, they do not eliminate torque and twisting, simply reduce it. The engineering and designs by Honu completely eliminate the torque and twisting without requiring a custom fit, although the results are even better if the putter is fit to you. The fit is all about comfort and ball position which improves your consistency. But those putters work better than anything else straight off the shelf.
I would love it if you could put the Honu on the revealer when you test it! I think they have something similar but I am always biased when the proof comes from the manufacturer. If you could try the honu on the revealer it would be great to see whether the claims ara accurate
That's a brilliant idea...I'll put the Honu on the Revealer and the Directed Force 2.1 on Honu's Honuizer to test and see just how accurate their claims are...I'll get that done and post in in the next 2 weeks.
@@dougie6897 Hi Keith. I recently did a review on the Honu and tested it in the revealer on the video---here's the link. ruclips.net/video/oOmXAJZObv4/видео.html. I have no doubt that zero torque is the future of putters and I prefer the Honu so much that I signed up to be a fitter for them. Still like the Directed Force but prefer the Honu for several reasons
That’s really interesting, I got fitted for a YES Natalie putter that has been discontinued, very similar to the branding iron putter you demonstrated. I then rediscovered a putter I bought 40 years ago, a Ping 1-A putter it is unbelievably good, what do you think?
Love your comment on the looks. People get too much into that. Feel I could see but looks since later people won’t find it ugly. There will be a new ugly lol
I bought both a Honu and force2.1. Would you do a comparison review video.I added 80 gm under grip at butt end to Honu, for counterbalance. Then I bought a Force 2.1. Two good players independently said I putt better with Honu. Would love your thoughts.
Well done Mister One Putt. I am getting fitted on Friday. I heard they had a backlog so I called and left a message to see how long. Custom will take 3-5 weeks.
@@fishblade2 Here is my recommendation. If you are in AZ try Cool Clubs. My fitting at Club Champion was great. They have the fitting model and all the cameras to help you out. So why not purchase from Club Champion. I was fitted and made the purchase on 16 April 2021. I called Club Champions corporate office this past Friday, 22 May and was told it may arrive in 20-23 June. I am trying not to cuss. So here is how it works. I ordered DF Putter through Club Champion. It goes to LAB Putters. They produce the putter. Yes, they were a bit backlogged yet the reason for the 3-5wk wait. The putter is then sent to Club Champion for final prep and installation, then it is sent to your Club Champion location. Now with a due respect this process from a logistics perspective, a military perspective and a business perspective is B.S. and not customer friendly. If LAB produces the putter then they should ship it to the local Club Champion dealer you purchased it from ready to go. All this intermediary BS is another reason I will not purchase from Club Champion. I am so beside myself right now. My putting has been sooo bad my GHIN went from 4.7 to 7.8 primarily due to putting. My lowest putting total was 38 putts which far above the average in the past 5 rounds. Yesterday I went to Golf Galaxy, purchased a putter shaft and grip. Cut and installed the shaft into a previous putter head I had in the garage, put on the grip in preparation for a two day tournament this weekend. Result: $80 in skin money and only 35 putts. End of my Rant: A guy in our club gave his testimony today. He said 20ft and in it extremely dangerous. Butter. I asked him why he is not using it, he said because of the way it looks. You can buy these putters stock, without custom fitting now at the PGA Superstore. Check with the store to get the putter specs. Sorry for the rant. I am just HOT having to play all this golf with out the putter I purchased in April. More skins tomorrow and I will go from hot to warm. :)
@@Mo-cz6ud Thank you for the thorough answer. So was the putter the only experience you had with Club Champion? Would you recommend them for a fitting and then take your specs to the main distributer instead?
@@fishblade2 My fitter was great. The tools they use to narrow down all things about your putting is phenomenal. Depending on your fitter they can really explain the information to assist you with making any putter decision you want to make either buy new or adjust the old one. Some of Club Champion locations have really good repair/install staff and some do not. Overall fitting experience I had and a iron comparison service I had were thumbs up.
I am slightly confused. In one video you say that one doesn't need an expensive putter if you have a good stroke, which you obviously have, and yet you put this expensive custom fit putter in your bag. Would you care to explain? If I work on my stroke do I need to have a custom fitting for a putter?
I just want to say, I thought I had putting down. But went through a few different putters myself. Not getting a great feel and feeling like the putters were the problem. Granted I never had a fitting. Which I'm going to have done soon. It's nice to learn as much about equipment as I can, and hope you agree. I haven't seen any other videos he has posted. But I've heard that same statement before from other RUclips reviewers. Then the LAB and Axis putters hit the market. I believe these are game changers, for what people have been thinking about putters. Again I'm not speaking for this RUclips channel. I'm just going by all the new information out there. Just my 2 cents.
Hi John,I'm Eric from the Netherlands and I really like your aproach to putting and your tips help me much in my practice. I have the same question as David has,is stroke more important than equipment? But you as a top putter likes this putter so much that you put it in your bag,what makes this one so different?,as you can also put very well with a broomstick? If I would like to buy one,how do I get a personal fitting,living a long way from Nevada? keep the face straight!
Hi David, The stroke is certainly much more important than the putter. I do like this putter very much and seem to put incredibly well with it. I'm sure in the future, I will find others I like as well or better. This video answers the question as to what makes this putter difference...it is Lie Angle Balanced and Torque balanced versus putters with toe hang or face balance...in other words this putter is balanced when you swing it versus when you hold it. That said, there are videos on the channel of me putting quite well with a sprinkler head attached to a piece of pvc pipe. L.A.B. Golf has a video fitting option on their website and might possibly have a fitter in the Netherlands. In my opinion the primary purpose of a fitting is to make sure you have a putter that you aim properly. David Edel has proven that everyone has an aim bias and that the shape of putter head, their body type, the length of the putter, the type of attachment to the shaft and even the type and location of the alignment aid all impact aim. I'm working on a video on why everyone should be fit for a putter...even if you are buying one from a garage sale or thrift store. It's taking longer than expected to put that one together because I want it to be so accurate and simple that you can fit yourself and then go purchase a putter that you aim properly and that works for you. Give me another week or two and I'll have that up. You can always email me more questions at john@mr1putt.com
I'll work on that under the topic of vibration and why putter manufacturers use center shafted putters to improve feel and a few other things...probably 3 weeks out.
Actually David, as much as I love this putter I replaced it with a Honu...same zero torque and mass balanced but the bamboo on the Honu just gives an incredible feel I can't explain. This type of putter is the future of putting for certain. They are just better!
Peter...I tested 2 different shafts and couldn't feel or see any difference in results. In my opinion, an expensive shaft on a putter is wasted money. The swing speed is slow and the ball is in the face such a short period of time the shaft has no affect. If it's about feel, then use one of these or a Honu, which has since become my favorite...theres a review of it on my channel as well.
Had a blast testing out this putter. Comment on what putters or putting aids/products you'd like to see reviewed
David, Great and fair question. No one Needs an expensive putter. I put this putter in my.bag because the cost to me was $0 and I do feel it performs better than others I've used. That said, I believe everyone should be fit for a putter as I stated in this video...even if you are buying a $5 putter at the thrift store. I will have a video on that posted in the next 10 days that will completely clarify this. I do putter fittings for $50 and the customer walks away knowing the length of putter, the best shape for them, what type of alignment line and where it should be placed on the putter, how the shaft should attach to the putter and what grip is best for them...If they buy a putter through one of the companies for which I'm a fitter, there is no cost...if not they can take that info anywhere and know what to buy. To be completely transparent, I'm not sure if this putter performs better because it is custom fit or because of the putter itself. But as I've always. believed the stroke is muchmore important than the putter.
@@misteroneputt Hi, Thank you for the reply. I live in the UK, 77yrs old, a retired head greenkeeper and play off 15 h/cap. Putting was always my strength until I caught my rt. hand in the greensmower blades 20yrs ago and the putting has gotten worse to the extent that am considering calling it a day but as a last resort thinking of having a putter fitting but cannot afford $300 plus for a new one. ( Unless I want a divorce!!!) Hopefully I can find a fitter who would adjust my present putter, if required and needed, and not just wanting me to purchase a new putter. I find your videos very informative and interesting. Thank you. Stay safe.
@@annemitchell5701 David...Thank you for the nice feedback. Sorry to hear about the accident. I can't imagine how much more difficult an injury like that would make putting or even golfing at all. Good on you for continuing all these years after that. And NO...don't get divorced over a putter. I suspect you need a unique fit to make a putter work for your unique situation.
@@misteroneputt Hi, I will find a good putter fitter and see what transpires.
PLEASE, PLEASE, everyone STAY SAFE and look forward to better times soon.
FWIW, i purchased one of these almost exactly one year ago. I came across it in a couple of different pro-shops the prior year, and was amazed at how well i could putt with it so I just decided to take the plunge. I've been playing since the early 1980's, and i played with a Ping Pal for most of that time until the past 5-10 years, and i consider myself a good putter before i bought this. I'm a 5 handicap, and i'm like everyone else -- looking for every advantage i can get. I happily declare this as the best putter i've ever used, and if you don't think you're getting torqued by other putters, just putt with this thing for a month or two and go back to your old putter for a comparison. It's truly amazing how steady it is, and how much it opens your eyes to how much you're likely fighting your own putting stroke with other putters.
Chris, Thanks for your comments. I completely agree on the torque. I did switch from this to a Honu simply because I like the feel from the Bamboo. But other than that they are functionally the same eliminating torque. This type of putter is definitely the future of putting.
Just got direct force. Best investment I’ve made in golf!! I love it. Played 2 rounds so far. NO 3 putts! Shaved 5 strokes. It’s great
Bought this putter a few weeks back. Waiting on delivery. Can’t wait.
Me too Matt. I get fitted on Friday. 3-5 wks for delivery. I had 39 putts and shot 84, 33 putts and shot 78. I believe with the right putter and confidence in hand I will make enough skin money to pay for the putter. :) cha ching
Outstandingly informative video! I'm going to get fitted in a couple weeks. This is one of the putters I planned on trying. Now I'm thinking more strongly about it being the only one I try. Thank you very much. Keep up the great work.
Thank you Greg...I'll bet posting a review soon on the Honu putter which claims to have the same features in terms of no torque. I received it yesterday and plan to try it today and then finish shooting video tomorrow and have the review up by Friday...So if you can wait that long, it might be a good comparison. You can do a video fitting for either and the Honu is about $100 less expensive...not trying to talk you into or out of anything and I love my Directed Force 2.1. Just trying to give quality accurate info.
That's great, i'll look out for that review. My putter fitting at the pro shop near me isn't for another 3 weeks. So I'm still reading and watching reviews. Thank you for the reply.
Best review I have seen of this putter. Had no idea the back of the putter could be used as a training aid.
Thank you
Just purchased a L.A.B. arm lock version today ...and they complement it with the same grip for that as on Bryson's Sik putter ...4-6 weeks to delivery...you're totally spot-on reminding us about the number of times we use a putter in a round....but looking forward to a lot fewer times soon :-). I'm a lefty so the custom fitting was a given.
Tom, Thanks for the compliment. I hope you use the putter less as well.
Trying mine out for the first time, today! Thanks for the great review!
I got this bomb detector in blue color with 3 lines. Love it so much.
Have hear about this since few year back but have always been a great putter with my odessey tour black series one and averages 28 putts. I miss my 7-10 footer 4/10 when under pressure so decided to test this when a guy posted for resale (no fitting here in BKK but found it fit my eye n stroke and got a local shaft shop to help make some adjustments for me - now lie 69deg, loft 3.5, 35 inch with the 2m grip). I did alot of 1 n 2 ball drills at home n it has sharpen my overall putts n surprising even the 30-50 footers becomes a breeze. My average putt over last 20rounds I played has dropped to 23 putts and naturally my overall hcp too. As you rightly pointed out, not only a great putter but also training too. Bonus - I am able to putt off gree rough n even mini chip without need for my hybrid or wedge as it offers 100% crisp contact once u master it.
Awesome results...the key thing is simply that the putter face wants to stay where you point it. It doesn't try to twist or torque off line. Most people learn to overcome their putter's tendency to twist. With this you don't have to do that. I'm posting a review next week on the only other brand that doesn't twist like this. It's called Honu and it costs considerably less than the directed force and functions as well or better. I'm now a certified fitter for either brand.
@@misteroneputt 101% agree about non twist n torgue. What about Edel putter which claims to be similar?
@@VKBKK I've tried an Edel in the devices from Directed Force and Honu and it does torque. Edel is similar...low torque, but ONLY if it is a 100% custom fit for you...They reduce the torque with weight in the shaft and grip and on the heel of the putter...so an Edel putter is set up so that in your specific swing it will torque less, but someone else with your putter would probably be miserable. Or if you ever change your grip style or stroke it would not work for you. Additionally, they do not eliminate torque and twisting, simply reduce it. The engineering and designs by Honu completely eliminate the torque and twisting without requiring a custom fit, although the results are even better if the putter is fit to you. The fit is all about comfort and ball position which improves your consistency. But those putters work better than anything else straight off the shelf.
Keep the video's coming. I really enjoy your content and your skill level.
Thank you Harvey
I would love it if you could put the Honu on the revealer when you test it! I think they have something similar but I am always biased when the proof comes from the manufacturer. If you could try the honu on the revealer it would be great to see whether the claims ara accurate
That's a brilliant idea...I'll put the Honu on the Revealer and the Directed Force 2.1 on Honu's Honuizer to test and see just how accurate their claims are...I'll get that done and post in in the next 2 weeks.
@@misteroneputt Super curious to find out the results!
Yes please please compare the Honu against the Directed Force . If the putter can pass the REVEALER test.... it looks like the future of putters !
@@dougie6897 Hi Keith. I recently did a review on the Honu and tested it in the revealer on the video---here's the link. ruclips.net/video/oOmXAJZObv4/видео.html. I have no doubt that zero torque is the future of putters and I prefer the Honu so much that I signed up to be a fitter for them. Still like the Directed Force but prefer the Honu for several reasons
That’s really interesting, I got fitted for a YES Natalie putter that has been discontinued, very similar to the branding iron putter you demonstrated. I then rediscovered a putter I bought 40 years ago, a Ping 1-A putter it is unbelievably good, what do you think?
Love your comment on the looks. People get too much into that. Feel I could see but looks since later people won’t find it ugly. There will be a new ugly lol
I bought both a Honu and force2.1. Would you do a comparison review video.I added 80 gm under grip at butt end to Honu, for counterbalance. Then I bought a Force 2.1. Two good players independently said I putt better with Honu. Would love your thoughts.
Hmmmm. I can do that. It will be 5 or 6 weeks but sure
Well done Mister One Putt. I am getting fitted on Friday. I heard they had a backlog so I called and left a message to see how long. Custom will take 3-5 weeks.
Where did you get the fitting done? I’m wanted to get fitted but I don’t know if the club champions have a way to fit you to these.
@@fishblade2 Here is my recommendation. If you are in AZ try Cool Clubs. My fitting at Club Champion was great. They have the fitting model and all the cameras to help you out. So why not purchase from Club Champion. I was fitted and made the purchase on 16 April 2021. I called Club Champions corporate office this past Friday, 22 May and was told it may arrive in 20-23 June. I am trying not to cuss. So here is how it works. I ordered DF Putter through Club Champion. It goes to LAB Putters. They produce the putter. Yes, they were a bit backlogged yet the reason for the 3-5wk wait. The putter is then sent to Club Champion for final prep and installation, then it is sent to your Club Champion location. Now with a due respect this process from a logistics perspective, a military perspective and a business perspective is B.S. and not customer friendly. If LAB produces the putter then they should ship it to the local Club Champion dealer you purchased it from ready to go. All this intermediary BS is another reason I will not purchase from Club Champion. I am so beside myself right now. My putting has been sooo bad my GHIN went from 4.7 to 7.8 primarily due to putting. My lowest putting total was 38 putts which far above the average in the past 5 rounds. Yesterday I went to Golf Galaxy, purchased a putter shaft and grip. Cut and installed the shaft into a previous putter head I had in the garage, put on the grip in preparation for a two day tournament this weekend. Result: $80 in skin money and only 35 putts. End of my Rant: A guy in our club gave his testimony today. He said 20ft and in it extremely dangerous. Butter. I asked him why he is not using it, he said because of the way it looks. You can buy these putters stock, without custom fitting now at the PGA Superstore. Check with the store to get the putter specs. Sorry for the rant. I am just HOT having to play all this golf with out the putter I purchased in April. More skins tomorrow and I will go from hot to warm. :)
@@Mo-cz6ud Thank you for the thorough answer. So was the putter the only experience you had with Club Champion? Would you recommend them for a fitting and then take your specs to the main distributer instead?
@@fishblade2 My fitter was great. The tools they use to narrow down all things about your putting is phenomenal. Depending on your fitter they can really explain the information to assist you with making any putter decision you want to make either buy new or adjust the old one. Some of Club Champion locations have really good repair/install staff and some do not. Overall fitting experience I had and a iron comparison service I had were thumbs up.
@@fishblade2 Here is the update and confirmation of how things work when purchasing clubs through Club Champion: "
I am slightly confused. In one video you say that one doesn't need an expensive putter if you have a good stroke, which you obviously have, and yet you put this expensive custom fit putter in your bag. Would you care to explain? If I work on my stroke do I need to have a custom fitting for a putter?
I just want to say, I thought I had putting down. But went through a few different putters myself. Not getting a great feel and feeling like the putters were the problem. Granted I never had a fitting. Which I'm going to have done soon. It's nice to learn as much about equipment as I can, and hope you agree. I haven't seen any other videos he has posted. But I've heard that same statement before from other RUclips reviewers. Then the LAB and Axis putters hit the market. I believe these are game changers, for what people have been thinking about putters. Again I'm not speaking for this RUclips channel. I'm just going by all the new information out there. Just my 2 cents.
Hi John,I'm Eric from the Netherlands and I really like your aproach to putting and your tips help me much in my practice.
I have the same question as David has,is stroke more important than equipment?
But you as a top putter likes this putter so much that you put it in your bag,what makes this one so different?,as you can also put very well with a broomstick?
If I would like to buy one,how do I get a personal fitting,living a long way from Nevada?
keep the face straight!
Hi David, The stroke is certainly much more important than the putter. I do like this putter very much and seem to put incredibly well with it. I'm sure in the future, I will find others I like as well or better. This video answers the question as to what makes this putter difference...it is Lie Angle Balanced and Torque balanced versus putters with toe hang or face balance...in other words this putter is balanced when you swing it versus when you hold it. That said, there are videos on the channel of me putting quite well with a sprinkler head attached to a piece of pvc pipe. L.A.B. Golf has a video fitting option on their website and might possibly have a fitter in the Netherlands. In my opinion the primary purpose of a fitting is to make sure you have a putter that you aim properly. David Edel has proven that everyone has an aim bias and that the shape of putter head, their body type, the length of the putter, the type of attachment to the shaft and even the type and location of the alignment aid all impact aim. I'm working on a video on why everyone should be fit for a putter...even if you are buying one from a garage sale or thrift store. It's taking longer than expected to put that one together because I want it to be so accurate and simple that you can fit yourself and then go purchase a putter that you aim properly and that works for you. Give me another week or two and I'll have that up. You can always email me more questions at john@mr1putt.com
Could you do a review on center shafted putters
I'll work on that under the topic of vibration and why putter manufacturers use center shafted putters to improve feel and a few other things...probably 3 weeks out.
Yours still in the bag? I got 1 5 rounds ago and putt amazing with it, 2 three putts in 5 rounds
Actually David, as much as I love this putter I replaced it with a Honu...same zero torque and mass balanced but the bamboo on the Honu just gives an incredible feel I can't explain. This type of putter is the future of putting for certain. They are just better!
Great video! Does the grip have to be in the forward press position..... meaning can I use my favorite grip the Iomic Jumbo with it??
Jimmy, you can use any grip you choose. L.A.B simply recommends their grip.
Just bought one!
@FrankieLambardo, How is the new putter working out for you?
I have one, never going back,!
How do you feel about the blade version?
I liked the look of it, but found it didn't perform as well for me. I have a friend who plays the BLAD as they call it and does very well with it.
How does this putter compare with the Honu you reviewed.
Mike, I switched from this to the Honu...This was my gamer until I tried the Honu...The Honu is by far the best putter I've ever seen.
I have a smart putter any thoughts on it ,shaman
There are lots of benefits to the forward facing method and using a Smart Putter
They offer different shafts how in the world does one chose the right one - depending on which shaft you chose it drives up the price a lot
Peter...I tested 2 different shafts and couldn't feel or see any difference in results. In my opinion, an expensive shaft on a putter is wasted money. The swing speed is slow and the ball is in the face such a short period of time the shaft has no affect. If it's about feel, then use one of these or a Honu, which has since become my favorite...theres a review of it on my channel as well.
@@misteroneputt thank you - for your honest feedback - do you recall which shaft you need up using? Which grip did you go with?
@@petercrocitto7383 You're welcome.I used the standard stock shaft and the Press 3.0 grip.
Who the fuck is filming this? Is the cameraman drunk??
What a joke.I would not pay more than $4.00.
So you've tested one? Or you use a $4 putter already...because if you do, that's awesome.