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Tue, Jan 25 2022 10:08 AM (8 replies)
  • gilles67
    gilles67
    747 Posts
    Sat, Jan 22 2022 11:28 AM

    how to get 50 scale for putting

  • PureGro1
    PureGro1
    1,656 Posts
    Sat, Jan 22 2022 11:43 AM

    gilles67:

    how to get 50 scale for putting

    You would need a different putter- Your putter scale is in meter increments of 15, 30, 60, 100, 150 and 300 feet.

    TaylorMade Spider X Putter L77

    Celebrating 10 years of Spider putters, the Spider X was designed to give you more stability and alignment to help you putt more accurately. Features meter increments of 10, 20, 50, 100, 150 and 300 ft.

     

  • bossbird
    bossbird
    2,232 Posts
    Sun, Jan 23 2022 4:31 AM

    Make sure you buy the M2 version of the desired putter

  • ScottHope
    ScottHope
    10,440 Posts
    Sun, Jan 23 2022 5:31 AM
  • ct690911
    ct690911
    7,205 Posts
    Sun, Jan 23 2022 5:34 AM

    gilles67:

    how to get 50 scale for putting

    Forget the putter. If you're landing 50 feet from the hole, then buy a different wedge...lol

    ct

  • DAputts
    DAputts
    1,913 Posts
    Sun, Jan 23 2022 11:16 AM

    Hey Jer... just try using the 60 on you putter. Just map it out. No need to buy a new putter. 

  • Robert1893
    Robert1893
    7,722 Posts
    Sun, Jan 23 2022 8:03 PM

    ct690911:

    Forget the putter. If you're landing 50 feet from the hole, then buy a different wedge...lol

    ct

    Even for shorter putts, some players like to use the higher scale to minimize the amount of space the meter actually travels. Or they like to keep the percentage power they hit at under a certain percent (for example, < 30%). 

  • DAputts
    DAputts
    1,913 Posts
    Mon, Jan 24 2022 9:20 AM

    Robert1893:

    ct690911:

    Forget the putter. If you're landing 50 feet from the hole, then buy a different wedge...lol

    ct

    Even for shorter putts, some players like to use the higher scale to minimize the amount of space the meter actually travels. Or they like to keep the percentage power they hit at under a certain percent (for example, < 30%). 

    Well said Robert...

  • SamSpayed
    SamSpayed
    5,018 Posts
    Tue, Jan 25 2022 10:08 AM

    Robert1893:

    ct690911:

    Forget the putter. If you're landing 50 feet from the hole, then buy a different wedge...lol

    ct

    Even for shorter putts, some players like to use the higher scale to minimize the amount of space the meter actually travels. Or they like to keep the percentage power they hit at under a certain percent (for example, < 30%). 

    +1

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