Wilsonstaff Vizor

[kid2]

Evening Gents,
Anyone seen one in the flesh,swung one or managed to part with some dough for one...

I can see the theory behind the design but i havent as of yet got the chance to swing one.

 

[RGDave]

That's a pretty clever idea. Shame if you've aimed a few inches too far left/right anyway.

 

[rich90]

It's deceptively really heavy and has quite a firm insert. I'm a big fan having used these kinds of putters for years. Consider it the exact opposite to a bladed Scotty Cameron

 

[kid2]

That's a pretty clever idea. Shame if you've aimed a few inches too far left/right anyway.

The concept does seem sound Dave doesn't it?

 

[kid2]

It's deceptively really heavy and has quite a firm insert. I'm a big fan having used these kinds of putters for years. Consider it the exact opposite to a bladed Scotty Cameron

Rich i had a TM Itsy Bitsy....Would the weight be somewhere along those lines?

I actually went into the shop that i traded it into a few months ago as everytime i went in there it was crying out for me to get it back...
Went in on friday to do a trade and low and behold she had been bought.

 

[ademac]

A couple of my mates have just brought one. I had a little go with it and it is really heavy! I also found it ugly but my mate loves it and is having a fair bit of success with it tbh.

 

[RGDave]

The thing is, the marketing suggest that lots of putts are missed due to bad eye alignment. That may be true, but I miss thousands of putts every year either giving it a bad read or leaving it a few foot short (or more on the monsters!).

 

[rich90]

I currently use an Itsy Bitsy kid2, it's much heavier.

I'm also pretty sceptical about the alignment aid.