If you're bored, humour an idiot.

[tsped83]

Ok, so in the search for putter number 417 of 2013, I think I have a good idea of what I'm looking for. Lessons and practice aside (let's put them in a box and put that box on a shelf) I want a putter I'm comfortable with. The Nome came closest, but alas, not close enough. So, if you kind people are bored and for want of anything better to do on this wet Sunday, kindly assist me in looking for a putter that meets the following requirements? Much obliged.

1. Mid mallet (nothing too mahoosive)
2. Plumbers neck
3. Central sight line (additional lines ok but must have central one)

 

[Hobbit]

417 of 2013... Can I suggest counselling for OCD. Failing that, get an old Gooseneck putter and, if you're right handed, putt left handed for awhile until any OCD thoughts are forgotten.

 

[Rooter]

Have u thought about trying the new TM spider blade? Very different to everything else!

 

[pbrown7582]

Have u thought about trying the new TM spider blade? Very different to everything else!

Think the OP is wary of TM had issues with a fitted Daytona ghost chipping on first use.

The odyssey tank is a similar idea and more mid mallet than spider blade?

 

[Bratty]

Try the Odyssey Marxman Mini, although not sure what a plumbers neck is or if it has one. It certainly meets the other two requirements though, and I love mine.

 

[One Planer]

My Scotty Del Mar would fit the bill.

That's no longer for sale though

 

[Foxholer]

Not too sure about Plumber's Neck with Mallets.

If you can handle Swan (I think) Necked ones, Yes Victoria and Marilyn are nice. Marilyn is face balanced.

Could be better, and cheaper to get properly fitted. Heard of these guys? http://www.break30.com/break30_register.asp
Shaun sorted a couple of my putting issues out very rapidly at a Scottish Golf show some years go.

 

[Sweep]

No question. Scotty California Del Mar. OK, the one I have just purchased has a swan neck (I think), but I wanted a blade with a plumbers neck, so I was looking at the Monterray, but the Del Mar feels just fantastic and makes putting a pleasure. The ball comes off the face so sweetly. My mate had a go with it and couldn't believe it. It will really suit you if you need a toe weighted putter and /or if you have an arc stroke.

 

[One Planer]

I forgot to add this in my post above.

Rife Two Bar Hybrid Tour Mallet

http://www.golf247.co.uk/rife-two-b...=87718b321981166ada707fab11149de3&fo_s=gplauk

Ticks all the boxes :thup:

 

[DappaDonDave]

The odyssey 330 ticks those boxes!

It's really helped my mate become consistent on the greens



http://m.direct-golf.co.uk/golf_put...ce_330_mallet_putter_golf_putters/p11028.aspx

 

[tsped83]

The odyssey 330 ticks those boxes!

It's really helped my mate become consistent on the greens



http://m.direct-golf.co.uk/golf_put...ce_330_mallet_putter_golf_putters/p11028.aspx

Yep, this one is on the short list! Along with a sabertooth 2, although that one might be a tad busy for my eye. Cheers mate.

 

[tsped83]

I forgot to add this in my post above.

Rife Two Bar Hybrid Tour Mallet

http://www.golf247.co.uk/rife-two-b...=87718b321981166ada707fab11149de3&fo_s=gplauk

Ticks all the boxes :thup:

Cheers Gareth, definitely worth a look. Not one I'd seen previously.

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Picked up the Spider blade yesterday. Very nice. I recommend the Odyssey #9. Stable good feel and sight line

 

[One Planer]

Cheers Gareth, definitely worth a look. Not one I'd seen previously.

No problems bud :thup:

 

[TheClaw]

Rife Aussie Mallet Tour
http://www.direct-golf.co.uk/golf_putters/rife/aussie_mallet_tour_black_putter_golf_putters/p13819.aspx

 

[NorfolkShaun]

Have a Rife two bar hybrid is a lovely putter (mine is non plumbers neck though)

 

[sydney greenstreet]

Ok, so in the search for putter number 417 of 2013, I think I have a good idea of what I'm looking for. Lessons and practice aside (let's put them in a box and put that box on a shelf) I want a putter I'm comfortable with. The Nome came closest, but alas, not close enough. So, if you kind people are bored and for want of anything better to do on this wet Sunday, kindly assist me in looking for a putter that meets the following requirements? Much obliged.

1. Mid mallet (nothing too mahoosive)
2. Plumbers neck
3. Central sight line (additional lines ok but must have central one)

If you have tried umpteen different kinds then you should not limit yourself to a certain spec, and seems like it is not the putter that needs changing but your putting.

 

[Karl102]

the one in my sig.... Ping Scotsdale greyhawk (the true roll version) ticks all your boxes.... great putter....

 

[CMAC]

Ping Nome- half price on FS section:thup:

 

[virtuocity]

Mine would fit the bill. But you can't have it.