There are hundreds of putters out there and it is a very personal club. Woods and many other top players have used the same putter for decades. The best putter is the one called ‘practice’ it gives the best results and you probably already own it, saving you a lot of money.
You have to find one you like and have confidence in first. If you don't believe in your putter you're going to have a hard day. After you find that right fit (much like a wand chooses the wizard) then yes I agree practice makes perfect.
@@mitchellwinters6198 The average golfer would not have the provider to test a large number of putters. So features of this nature are pointless be it drivers, wedges or putters. It just results in what the reviewer prefers. The old adage that you can’t buy a better golf game remains true and most golfers garages, where old clubs go to die proves the point. £10 spent on ‘Putting from the right side of the brain’ by Dr. Bob Rotella will do more for one’s putting than spending hundreds on the latest fancy shape putter.
We can all live on cabbage and water but that would be boring... Im a lefty so not many offerings but still like experimenting on occassion, even just to reassure myself. I have 4 putters, 2 with centre shafts (seemores), 1 slanty (ping) and 1plumbers (odyssey). All have skinny rubber grips, 35" and can pick the ball up. I have bought and sold heaps of putters including Scotty Cam's. I did like the Ping Heppler but not the adjustable length shaft, I know it can be swapped but more cost. I would like an Evnroll for the right price...but Im learning to be patient 😉
@@midlifebiker7424 Putters are like face flannels, very personal. I have used a 2 ball long putter for 20 years and if it fits in my coffin I wish to be buried with it. My gripe with putters and putting is that it is the most used club but players don’t practice. We all see the pre game half a dozen random putts on the practice green with the usual quip of saving some for the game etc. most of my playing pals take little care over there putts mainly hoping it will drop. I do have a practice routine lasting about 20 min. I very rarely 3 putt and average 32 for the last 3 years.
Putters are incredibly personal. I tried a ton and ended up with the Cleveland Huntington Beach Soft 8. Some people really dislike it. Go to your local golf shop and try out a bunch and see what feels good to you.
Interesting, in that I just recently purchased the same putter. I practiced with it a few times and played with it for the first time today. The head is a bit heavy at 370 grams, so very much like a mallet although it is a deep blade design. I'm not sure yet if I like it but my thoughts are it feels a bit too soft to me. I tend to like a bit more click/feedback on contact. It feels a bit "mushy"... I do like that it's face balanced and think it's very well made - especially for the price. When you say some people really dislike it, have you heard reasons as to why they don't? I'm curious... Thanks.
I play the Cleveland HB 1 S.O.F.T, really like the feedback from center strikes. If you strike from outside of center it will feel and sound a bit harder, but you still perform well in distance. Good putter regardless of price. Hold the putter ligth as if it were a bird chic and load the club with elevation energy by raising the club in a very slow deliberate back swing. Then release the club and let it fall, follow through with your shoulders without adding force to the swing. I find it easier to deliver the right amount of force doing it that way, compared to using my muscles to make the club head go.
I have to agree you have to test them for yourself, what I love my playing partners hate. I have used a 2-ball for 20 years and having tested almost every putter on the market, I was going to stay with my 2-ball until I tested the Mizuno OMOI No1 WOW it has honestly knocked shots off my scores. The Interchangeable weights are a brilliant idea, I love the feel off the face and the colour. I just feel extremely confident over the ball. Great video.
Yeah I can’t believe more people haven’t been talking about the Mizuno Putters, Scotty Cameron himself was a designer back in the day and to think they haven’t held on to that information and improved on the it would be crazy.
I typically do not like Pxg at all but that closer putter is probably the best feeling putter I’ve ever tried. I couldn’t not miss with it when demoing.
Im curious if you tested any of the Seemore putters? They seem to have a great alignment system. Dont know about the feel, roll off face, etc. They had come claim to fame years ago. Any feedback to share on them. Thanks
I love the putter reviews but I want those shoes! As to the putters I am a fan of a milled face. I am still using my Odyssey Protype Tour Series #4 HT Putter. But That Scotty is supper hot!
I've recently purchased the Tri-Hot 5K Triple Wide with double-bend hosel. I wanted more stability, face balanced and feel (the feedback is fantastic). It's feels soft on impact and it's basically a blade putter widened, not a fan of mallet putters.
Its ashame no-one talks about Cleveland putters. I actually sold my Scotty because i liked the feel and putted better with a Cleveland. The feel id put up against any putter.
If you only reviewed the "left hand" options you could cover every model available. If the best putter on the market isnt available to lefties then the company clearly doesnt know its products...
Why do you focus on such irrelevant things like sound? And ignore far more relevant aspects like face balance and toe hang which impact on a players putting stroke, style and effectiveness far far more than what the thing sounds like?!
"if your score isn't improving, chances are it's the putter that is to blame" That is a load of horse shit. If your score isn't improving it's because you are using all your equipment incorrectly,, or simply bacause you are content at playing at your current level.
Umm no. Statistically speaking, you use your putter the most in every round. Or the average golfer does at least. The comment was “chances are the putter is to blame” is an accurate statement. Go yell at some more clouds.
With the tungsten weight systems designed for improving the MOI I have to wonder if once the material is milled out and threaded and the insert assembled (out of non-tungsten pieces and a tungsten alloy that is significantly lighter than pure tungsten) if any MOI is gained at all (I suspect not).
There are hundreds of putters out there and it is a very personal club. Woods and many other top players have used the same putter for decades. The best putter is the one called ‘practice’ it gives the best results and you probably already own it, saving you a lot of money.
You have to find one you like and have confidence in first. If you don't believe in your putter you're going to have a hard day. After you find that right fit (much like a wand chooses the wizard) then yes I agree practice makes perfect.
@@mitchellwinters6198 The average golfer would not have the provider to test a large number of putters. So features of this nature are pointless be it drivers, wedges or putters. It just results in what the reviewer prefers. The old adage that you can’t buy a better golf game remains true and most golfers garages, where old clubs go to die proves the point. £10 spent on ‘Putting from the right side of the brain’ by Dr. Bob Rotella will do more for one’s putting than spending hundreds on the latest fancy shape putter.
We can all live on cabbage and water but that would be boring...
Im a lefty so not many offerings but still like experimenting on occassion, even just to reassure myself. I have 4 putters, 2 with centre shafts (seemores), 1 slanty (ping) and 1plumbers (odyssey).
All have skinny rubber grips, 35" and can pick the ball up. I have bought and sold heaps of putters including Scotty Cam's. I did like the Ping Heppler but not the adjustable length shaft, I know it can be swapped but more cost.
I would like an Evnroll for the right price...but Im learning to be patient 😉
@@midlifebiker7424 Putters are like face flannels, very personal. I have used a 2 ball long putter for 20 years and if it fits in my coffin I wish to be buried with it. My gripe with putters and putting is that it is the most used club but players don’t practice. We all see the pre game half a dozen random putts on the practice green with the usual quip of saving some for the game etc. most of my playing pals take little care over there putts mainly hoping it will drop. I do have a practice routine lasting about 20 min. I very rarely 3 putt and average 32 for the last 3 years.
But then I have nothing to blame my game on 😢. (Always blame the clubs it always the clubs fault)😂
Putters are incredibly personal. I tried a ton and ended up with the Cleveland Huntington Beach Soft 8. Some people really dislike it. Go to your local golf shop and try out a bunch and see what feels good to you.
I have the 11 it's so nice I love it
Interesting, in that I just recently purchased the same putter. I practiced with it a few times and played with it for the first time today. The head is a bit heavy at 370 grams, so very much like a mallet although it is a deep blade design. I'm not sure yet if I like it but my thoughts are it feels a bit too soft to me. I tend to like a bit more click/feedback on contact. It feels a bit "mushy"... I do like that it's face balanced and think it's very well made - especially for the price.
When you say some people really dislike it, have you heard reasons as to why they don't? I'm curious... Thanks.
I have the blade it's the best
@@kyledavis635 just the weight and the feel. Some people have to have mallet heads and some like skinny blades. Just preference
I have the 4 👌
As a lefty Ive never seen more than 5 putters available in store....
All about the $$$
Cleveland for the winner for me. Alignment is the very most critical aspect of all putters for anyone besides a PGA pro.
I play the Cleveland HB 1 S.O.F.T, really like the feedback from center strikes. If you strike from outside of center it will feel and sound a bit harder, but you still perform well in distance. Good putter regardless of price.
Hold the putter ligth as if it were a bird chic and load the club with elevation energy by raising the club in a very slow deliberate back swing. Then release the club and let it fall, follow through with your shoulders without adding force to the swing. I find it easier to deliver the right amount of force doing it that way, compared to using my muscles to make the club head go.
Would love to hear your views on LAB Golf e.g. the new Link or Mezz models
Nothing beats the ole Billy Barroo
I have to agree you have to test them for yourself, what I love my playing partners hate. I have used a 2-ball for 20 years and having tested almost every putter on the market, I was going to stay with my 2-ball until I tested the Mizuno OMOI No1 WOW it has honestly knocked shots off my scores. The Interchangeable weights are a brilliant idea, I love the feel off the face and the colour. I just feel extremely confident over the ball. Great video.
Yeah I can’t believe more people haven’t been talking about the Mizuno Putters, Scotty Cameron himself was a designer back in the day and to think they haven’t held on to that information and improved on the it would be crazy.
I typically do not like
Pxg at all but that closer putter is probably the best feeling putter I’ve ever tried. I couldn’t not miss with it when demoing.
That practice green is beautiful, but I think it's strange to test putters on one of the bumpiest greens that I've seen in a while.
Im curious if you tested any of the Seemore putters? They seem to have a great alignment system. Dont know about the feel, roll off face, etc. They had come claim to fame years ago. Any feedback to share on them. Thanks
Gamed a seemore a few years ago, bit clicky off the face but loved the alightment definetly helps if you're struggling a bit with starting on line.
I'm keen to replace my very old, very inexpensive putter but I can't lay the blame for many missed putts on the putter itself.
Excellent overview. You saved me a lot time and gave me a couple options I hadn't considered. Not too much or too little info. Cheers!
Love the annual putter reviews ☺ have you guys done a review with the mezz. 1?
Taylormade TP Hydroblast del Monte #1
T22 Newport 2, no plan for it to go anywhere 😍😍😍
WHY? Are there NO center shafted putters here?? Amazing that NONE of these are cs putters.
Most people do not strike the ball well enough to use a center shafted putter
what a lineup of putters - amazing stuff right there
Thank you for your expertise, a nice pace
I love the putter reviews but I want those shoes! As to the putters I am a fan of a milled face. I am still using my Odyssey Protype Tour Series #4 HT Putter. But That Scotty is supper hot!
The silver part of the tri hot range … is there glair from the sun?
The best putter is the one you can sink it with
Might as well draw lines on the old putters
I've recently purchased the Tri-Hot 5K Triple Wide with double-bend hosel. I wanted more stability, face balanced and feel (the feedback is fantastic). It's feels soft on impact and it's basically a blade putter widened, not a fan of mallet putters.
Odyssé #7 Tank for me. Or Ping B-60 black
Good review. Do any of them help me read the greens? Because that's my downfall :(
All the big brands and Cobra is missing...
The most expensive one must be the best one.
JOEL, can you compare tri hot vs. MEZZ????
Old Bullseye holes every thing from 5ft so guess thats all that matters
No Miura KM2 or KM3?
“The putter is to blame” 😂
No Mezz 1?
No lab putters
Its ashame no-one talks about Cleveland putters. I actually sold my Scotty because i liked the feel and putted better with a Cleveland. The feel id put up against any putter.
Best Putter in 2023!?🤔
My 20 years old Bettinardi BHB-4X🥰
No t squared putters?
No cobra either but somehow an inesis putter that cost nearly £200 does
Not sure how you can do a proper unbiased putter comparison without having any Scotty Cameron putters in the group
6:04 to 6:19
If you only reviewed the "left hand" options you could cover every model available.
If the best putter on the market isnt available to lefties then the company clearly doesnt know its products...
You don’t think tiger with his motivation could find a way to beat anyone in history? Yeah you lost me there. Everything after that was null
Why do you focus on such irrelevant things like sound? And ignore far more relevant aspects like face balance and toe hang which impact on a players putting stroke, style and effectiveness far far more than what the thing sounds like?!
Sound equals feel. It’s very important as a feedback mechanism. Definitely not irrelevant.
does this dude have botox ?
"if your score isn't improving, chances are it's the putter that is to blame" That is a load of horse shit. If your score isn't improving it's because you are using all your equipment incorrectly,, or simply bacause you are content at playing at your current level.
Umm no. Statistically speaking, you use your putter the most in every round. Or the average golfer does at least. The comment was “chances are the putter is to blame” is an accurate statement. Go yell at some more clouds.
I got the new Newport 2.5+ and my putting has dramatically improved.
With the tungsten weight systems designed for improving the MOI I have to wonder if once the material is milled out and threaded and the insert assembled (out of non-tungsten pieces and a tungsten alloy that is significantly lighter than pure tungsten) if any MOI is gained at all (I suspect not).
Seeing so many of the half-round face-balanced semi-mallets (like the Bettinardi) on tour recently.