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Wed, Jun 26 2013 9:08 PM (36 replies)
  • alcaucin
    9,041 Posts
    Sat, Jun 8 2013 8:15 PM

    borntobesting:
    The best putter for anyone level 92 or higher is the level 92 Ghost Spider because of the higher precision especially if you play aim and hit the ding style.

    Bullsh*t......horses for courses.

    And let me qualify that.... A 1.76 ave and a 33% one putt ave means YOU are not qualified to comment.

    Andy

  • notonthis
    893 Posts
    Sat, Jun 8 2013 8:33 PM

    Yup i agree he just commented in the vem post and said i must never have problems because of my recent luck in the hole in one challenges. Anyhow i have used all the putters and i say the rossa comes out on top. Sebicu, thebigeasy, priestess, wontonomo and too many to name use it with great results. But all depends on your style of putting also.

  • geraldlarousse
    1,986 Posts
    Sat, Jun 8 2013 8:49 PM

    notonthis:

    Yup i agree he just commented in the vem post and said i must never have problems because of my recent luck in the hole in one challenges. Anyhow i have used all the putters and i say the rossa comes out on top. Sebicu, thebigeasy, priestess, wontonomo and too many to name use it with great results. But all depends on your style of putting also.

    Yes the Rossa is very good putter indeed. I use the new Versa now, and i find it about the same. Both very good putters. 

    I tried the ghost and its not for me. But like Notonthis also stated depends on your style of putting.

     

  • courteneyfish
    15,796 Posts
    Sat, Jun 8 2013 10:49 PM

    Lobsterboy:

    The meter is exactly as advertised

    No it isn't. (Sticks out tongue. ) :-)

     

  • mantis0014
    8,946 Posts
    Sun, Jun 9 2013 4:23 AM

    Lobsterboy:
    Great putter . . . highly recommend it

    Yep, I agree.. I've only bought 2 putters.... Top shelf Versa is a Fantastic Putter. Slower meter speed to the Rossa which was the first putter I purchased many moons ago.

    You have to be careful with the Ghosts and Nike Putters... Short putts can be a headache if you don't hit em harder than you think.

    I've played heaps of M/p friendly games against a good friend... he has used most of em.. 

    The Max looks like it has a smooth roll and not a bad Putter too.

    For the Cost and the Distance scales.... Rossa.. then Odyssey Versa which is more  Expensive... but very good.

    With anything you decide to get.... Stick with it and learn how to use it :)

    -Roger

     

  • Glossopade
    518 Posts
    Sun, Jun 9 2013 4:25 AM

    Jresh0817:

    Just want some  opinions  on what other Wgt players think is best putter for legends

    There isn't one mate. It's all a matter of opinion, personal choice and what suits you best. Otherwise, we would all be using the same one.... wouldn't we ?

  • Jimbog1964
    8,378 Posts
    Sun, Jun 9 2013 4:54 AM

    Glossopade:

    Jresh0817:

    Just want some  opinions  on what other Wgt players think is best putter for legends

    There isn't one mate. It's all a matter of opinion, personal choice and what suits you best. Otherwise, we would all be using the same one.... wouldn't we ?

    +1 IMHO.

    I like to miss ding on short putts and ding on longer.  The Odyssey Versa works fine for that, just me that needs more consistency lol. Loads of threads on which are more suited to ding style and which miss ding style............ 

  • courteneyfish
    15,796 Posts
    Sun, Jun 9 2013 4:57 AM

    alcaucin:
     A 1.76 ave and a 33% one putt ave means YOU are not qualified to comment 

    Well said sir. It's always a good idea to check the stats of advice givers.

     

  • Minkywinkster
    1,777 Posts
    Sun, Jun 9 2013 8:12 AM

    I have tried them all ( with the exception of the Versa). I have to agree that it's dependent upon the person holding the putter more so than the putter itself. If you sink a few in a round then your confidence grows in it. 

    I am currently using the Max master purely because of the increments ( 10,20,30 and 40 to begin with which really make putting from close range easier to assess on the bar).

    I use both the cursor/ding  and miss ding/ push or pull   method of putting and I found that I had more consistency with the Nike method when I was deliberately missing dings to make putts but that could have been psychosomatic more so than backed up with physical evidence.

    I know it doesn't clear up much but I suggest whatever you go with, you learn it for a long period, persist with it because eventually it's nuances will sink in and you'll be using it with increasing confidence

  • Jresh0817
    1,414 Posts
    Sun, Jun 9 2013 1:19 PM

    Thanks everyone...After much thought,it looks like I will just stay with the Nike and keep on keeping on!!!

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