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Daytona Putter

• HDBanger 348 Posts

  Tue, Apr 12 2011 4:51 AM

  misstery:

  Sanco:

  Try utilizing the 30 feet scale more, every movement equates to 6 feet, and only use

  For the female avatar it's 5ft!! Much more precise :-))))

  So exactly what makes 5 feet per movement more precise than 6 feet per movement? That comment makes no sense. Show me where it says that the number 5 is more precise than the number 6, silly chick. lol

   

• dfDurbs 1,061 Posts

  Sat, May 11 2013 3:12 AM

  The avatar does have an effect, Female does have 5ft grads, male has 6ft grads in backward motion. The only thing I can think precision wise, is that maybe some can't do the 6x table, not enough fingers on the hands...usually!!

• RKPayne 213 Posts

  Sat, May 11 2013 9:08 PM

  Love my daytona. I use 15 ft. scale all time on short (under 5 ft.) putts with no problem. Accuracy seems fine to me.

  Cheers,

  Bob

   

• mantis0014 8,946 Posts

  Sat, May 11 2013 9:44 PM

  astcbear54:

  The 15 foot scale is totally off.  I would guess that 75% of my bogies double bogies were under a foot.  Probably 25% under 6 inches.  Rim outs happen on even short  puts because of the extreme speed.

   

  I've had the Daytona for years (I now have the Odyssey), and have had no problems with it.

  I always use the 15ft scale for all putts under 20ft....depending on roll and slope.

  On Tourny Speed greens a full 15ft putt will go 20ft...this also depends on Slope.

  I think you just have to get use the scale or use the 30ft or 60ft scale using the Avatar Movements to judge the distance.

  I don't use the Avatar movements fo the 15ft scale, but I think it's 6, 6 and 3ft

  I never remove the flagstick either, but you can if you want to.  Flagstick, if hit can also help you by stopping the ball from going 30ft past the hole....lol 

  There is also an Award you can get for extra bonus points for hitting the Flagsticks

  -Roger

• fairground11 1,211 Posts

  Sun, May 12 2013 4:00 AM

  i have a novel idea dont use avatar movements at all.

  i.e if you have a 10 foot putt then hit about 2/3rds of the way along,7 feet hit about halfway etc etc