I do have a 10+ yo Yes Dianna Blade style putter; I love it but more and more feel like I want to replace it. So great video 🤙 already tried a few just can’t decide 😂
Love the video! I have found that an old Sam Snead "pay-off" putter works best for me. That's right...an ugly metal version of the rubber two-way putters you use at mini putt golf courses. 😂
That was his second major mistake. He also gaffed when he commented on the weight in the toe on the 45* putter. Overall, good information, but he’s not the most articulate speaker.
What putter do you have in the bag? ⬇
I do have a 10+ yo Yes Dianna Blade style putter; I love it but more and more feel like I want to replace it. So great video 🤙 already tried a few just can’t decide 😂
@@kimseufert349 appreciate it! Nice putter but sometimes a new putter is a nice addition to the bag!
This is very informative. Thanks for helping make sense of it all!
@@nancymitnick8988 for sure! Glad it helped!
I moved from an odyssey blade to spider GT mallet, best move I’ve ever done. Stroke is far more stable and easier to get right more consistently
Love the video! I have found that an old Sam Snead "pay-off" putter works best for me. That's right...an ugly metal version of the rubber two-way putters you use at mini putt golf courses. 😂
Very informative. How do you know if stroke is straight or ached?
I'd call that Odyssey a 30 degree toe hang, not 60.
That was his second major mistake. He also gaffed when he commented on the weight in the toe on the 45* putter. Overall, good information, but he’s not the most articulate speaker.
Calling a Ping Answer model a blade shows only ignorance.
Bruh there was no reason for the camera switches lmao