Two Putters in bag?

[Val]

I remember Butch commenting on the reason for this during the commentary, he said Phil made the decision to have one with an extra long shaft to allow him to hit it even further on certain hole to carry beyond fairways bunkers and doglegs

That was the second time he did it. The first time was to hit a draw.

Check this out

http://jacksonville.com/sports/golf...ng-reverse-going-back-two-drivers-masters-bag

 

[LanDog]

Quick google search, he won his second green jacket in 2006 with the 2 drivers in that bag :rofl:

He used the 2 drivers more than once. One was for a fade and the other was set for a draw. I've seen videos of him and Bones arguing over which one he should hit whilst standing on the tee

 

[Val]

He used the 2 drivers more than once. One was for a fade and the other was set for a draw. I've seen videos of him and Bones arguing over which one he should hit whilst standing on the tee

That was the first time, second time was that one had a longer shaft giving a bit more length on specifc holes.

The link in my post above explains how he went about it.

 

[ScienceBoy]

So theoretically if someone needed two putters, two drivers. both a high and low bounce 60* lob wedge AND a left handed club could the rest of their bag, just 7 clubs, fill all the gaps?

So many people say they only need half their clubs anyway, would any of those care to sling in duplicate clubs of the opposite flavour?

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Rather than mess about with different putters why not spend £30 and 45 minutes (or whatever a good pro your way charges) and have a lesson. I am guessing there is a problem technique wise. Get that sorted, pick a putter, stick with it and practice