Spider seems to be thriving on tour. I have ditched the blade, tried a odyssey #9 and now on a two ball malletProbably do, as they are very popular on tour.
However, it is the most personal club. I’ve just gone from mallets to blade
Putters design/ Scotty Cameroon
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Tashyboy
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Very similar design to the rammel truss putter I was on about.
Bratty
Princess Pouty (Queen of Fish Lips)
I absolutely love my Scotty Cameron Phantom 8. It doesn't look like a Scotty, given it's blacked out with luminous yellow lines and dots, but I don't care. The fitter said I needed as many sight lines and assistance as i could get! Best putter I've ever owned and I'm putting the best I've ever done. Kept the pistolero grip on it too, as I can't get on with all these massive grips!
Played a couple of weeks ago with one of our pros, who has just splurged £700 plus on a limited edition Bettinardi.
I had a couple of goes with it and sank both putts from fifteen feet without batting an eye. Without doubt the most beautiful putter I have ever wafted in anger - the weight and balance were incredible.
Just need to convince the wife it’s time to chop in my old mallet for a new blade.
I had a couple of goes with it and sank both putts from fifteen feet without batting an eye. Without doubt the most beautiful putter I have ever wafted in anger - the weight and balance were incredible.
Just need to convince the wife it’s time to chop in my old mallet for a new blade.
Oddsocks
Ryder Cup Winner
You putt well with it too!!
ExRabbit
Club Champion
Still using my Ram Zebra I bought in 1998 - I should probably look for a backup on Ebay in case I lose it!Looking at the SC latest:
I appreciate the form but not sure it delivers any more “function”.
Has the putter design been exhausted? We have the widest range of MOI, toe/heel weights, materials, shaft and grip options, so nothing is left to innovate on?
Do we only buy a new putter because we like the look of it and fancy a change?
I am considered to be a good putter at my club.
I had one of those back in the day. Never got on with it but could never work out why
RichA
Well-known member
I've got the blade/Anser version rusting in the garage. They're still being made but under the Zebra brand, not Ram.
Neilds
Assistant Pro
Haven't you learnt yet that nothing goes straighter/longer/etc than a borrowed club? You can go and buy the exact same model as the one you borrowed and it will never work as well.
Haven't you learnt yet that nothing goes straighter/longer/etc than a borrowed club? You can go and buy the exact same model as the one you borrowed and it will never work as well.
Had another go with it this morning and missed from six feet.
Heap of junk.
nickjdavis
Head Pro
Do you know what model it was?....might put in an offer if its junk.
(seriously...as a Bettinardi player myself I would be interested to know what model..even a Ltd. Ed. version, went for £700)
IanM
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In my 3 ball yesterday, we had 3 putters of virtually the same head shape
A Scotty, an Odyssey and a Ping!
A Scotty, an Odyssey and a Ping!
Do you know what model it was?....might put in an offer if its junk.
(seriously...as a Bettinardi player myself I would be interested to know what model..even a Ltd. Ed. version, went for £700)
I don’t know what model, unfortunately. All I know is it’s a limited edition.
And at £750, I did point out that each of his 3 putts at 16 cost him £250.
