More than you've had hot dinners...

[tsped83]

You may be aware that I am a (reformed - almost 4 months sober!) putter ho', having had dozens of the things in the last few years. Settled on the current victim since October and haven't looked back! One of the cheapest I bought too (£45), particularly when compared to the several three figure sticks I bought and rapidly sold.

So, what in the bag comes and goes quickly for you? What is the revolving door of the bag? And what has put a fix to it?

If none of the above applies to you, shame on you for being sensible.

 

[G1BB0]

I have changed everything multiple times until getting selected for the TM fitting. I have swapped out the irons since but the rest is there to stay so apart from a putter change which again is staying my bag is almost 12 months old clubs wise, thats a mini miracle for Mr Drunken Ebay bargains

(just got a twinline 3 for 40 quid though )

 

[chrisd]

You may be aware that I am a (reformed - almost 4 months sober!) putter ho', having had dozens of the things in the last few years. Settled on the current victim since October and haven't looked back! One of the cheapest I bought too (£45), particularly when compared to the several three figure sticks I bought and rapidly sold.

So, what in the bag comes and goes quickly for you? What is the revolving door of the bag? And what has put a fix to it?

If none of the above applies to you, shame on you for being sensible.

Nothing has changed in my bag for about 18 months - I hold my head on shame ( well more in pain actually, I had a molar extracted today!)

 

[fundy]

Id guess Ive been through more putters than the OP lol. Its the only club I chop and change and tend to usually have a current favourite and then 1 or 2 others on audition Invariably I revert back to the Scotty Kombi currently, albeit the initial signs from the Futura X are definitely positive

 

[didsbury_duffer]

Same as you, putters. Recently had one in the bag and six in the naughty cupboard. Have recently sold three (Scotty, Ping Craz-e, and Ping Anser). Now stick to Odyssey Mallet #9 in winter, and Bettinardi in summer. I think the best advice is to have just one putter at all times. If you buy a new one, trade in or sell the old one, otherwise there is always the temptation to go back to the old one.

 

[patricks148]

i suppose at the end of the day, you should learn to hit what you have, the grass is always greener, looking for a quick fix etc.

i would not give up on somthing untill i could hit it, then find something better

 

[mcbroon]

I started playing competitively again 4 years ago. Since then, I've had

1 new set of irons
1 new driver
1 new hybrid
2 new wedges
and 4 new putters

Hmmm...

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Down to three putters now. Odyssey Tank #1 - definitely the least favourite. My Ping Anser 2 from the early 80's - needs a new shaft now but still a lovely feel and the Odyssey ProType Tour milled #9. Lovely feel and working well so staying put for the foreseeable.

 

[Deleted member 15344]

Well only been playing seriously for 5 years

In that period I have had 3 Drivers , 3 sets of irons and 3 putters.

Everything lasting 2 years so far bar the Irons

 

[TeeItHigh]

i suppose at the end of the day, you should learn to hit what you have, the grass is always greener, looking for a quick fix etc.

i would not give up on somthing untill i could hit it, then find something better

I'm with Patrick I've hAd my current set up over 18months now have been attempting to play for three years and only ever had one putter( can't use it though!!)