How to Find the BEST Putter for Your Game... with Michael Breed - Let's Do This!
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- There are so many putters on the market, and far too often, you choose one simply based on looks. While you should like the look of your putter, there are elements that are far more helpful to your performance on the greens. In this video, Michael Breed will show you how to find the best putter for you! He’ll use the new Scotty Cameron Phantom putters including the Phantom 9.5, Phantom 7.0, Phantom 5s, Phantom 5, and you’ll also see the GOLO 6.5. You’ll learn about the importance of sight lines, neck types, face balance, putter length and lie angle.
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Very interesting. I just went through exactly the same process. I had putted with a Cameron Studio 1.5 blade style putter for the last 20 years. I don’t consider myself a bad putter of the ball. Was just looking for more forgiveness as I have aged. I really liked the SC Phantom 11 or 11.5 sight lines but don’t like the goose neck at all. That is all the 11 series is offered in. I settled on the 9.5 in 35”. Love the double lines. Super easy to align. Changed to an oversized grip to calm my hands a bit. What a difference! I used it in a 9 hole league for the first time and had 13 putts. Wow! I am a strong believer in finding a sight line that fits and that mallets are a big advantage for me at least. Much easier to get the ball rolling on the intended line IMHO.
Got to admitt that is one gorgeous putter ..i love that one..wow
What about longer putters that rest against forearm ?
Micheal you are very lucky to be fitted with ..scotty.. the average guyor lady cant.. we are buying off the rack of what they have.. plus the cost of Scotty is about 700 plus taxs..
I have tried the mallet putter and I hated it. I'm a blade putter and I make putts with that type. Great video though. I have a friend who needs to see this. 😁
I was fit for a putter at 34” but didn’t like it so switched to 35”. Did I seriously mess up my club champ fitting?
Micheal that was absolutely amazing video ..a putter is use 36 times in a round so it has to work..always wonder why I miss to the left. Could be not the right putter for me .. love a mallet the fang putter center cut are what I am looking at but maybe I need a goose style one ..thanks buddy!
You need to pay attention to ball position. It's not the putter sweetie. 🤗
A toe weighted putter might be just what you need too avoid the pulls
I have to use a black putter. Sun glare is a problem for me on silver putters. I use a Rossa Kia Ma Imola 8. Tried others I always go back to the old TM
I just got a phantom 5. It suits my stroke, the sight line is ok but still getting used to the face
So, which more easy? Phantom 9 or Phantom 9.5?
I’m trying to decide between a 34 or a 35 inch 9 1/2 Putter. Does anyone know how tall Michael Breed is?