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New putters coming?

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Fri, Mar 5 2010 4:53 AM (10 replies)

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amdgeek

1 Posts

Sun, Feb 28 2010 7:52 AM

Im still new, and in search of a good putter. I like the Redwood, but im not sure if its right for me. what seems to be the tour fav? Also are there any plans for new putters to come out any time soon?

b0geybuster

2,574 Posts

Mon, Mar 1 2010 7:55 PM

I like the redwood, but I am 2nd guessing it these days. Maybe the TM Daytona is calling my name!

chipshotcharlie

538 Posts

Mon, Mar 1 2010 8:03 PM

ive owned all the putters and the Daytona is by far the best IMHO

hope this helps chip

ThreeSpot

476 Posts

Mon, Mar 1 2010 8:05 PM

Loved the Spider, proposed to the Redwood, married the Daytona.

mannyo68

23 Posts

Mon, Mar 1 2010 8:24 PM

I tried the Redwood and hated it. Bought the Spider and never thought I would buy another putter. Since making Master the very fast greens are getting to me and my Spider. I use the miss on the right side to steer putts into break method. I was wondering which method all of the Daytona/Redwood owners use? Do all of u use the aim and then ding method? Just wondering... Really in a funk lately.. on Master Greens.

ghettocop1

259 Posts

Mon, Mar 1 2010 8:47 PM

Hey Mannyo, nice to know others use the left/right of ding method to putt. I am also curious as to how well the daytona would fare using this method. I currently have the Spider as well and am wondering if the lower precision rating as opposed to the Daytona aids me in my method of putting. Any Daytona guys out there not using the aim triangle?

mannyo68

23 Posts

Tue, Mar 2 2010 10:44 AM

I was wondering the same thing. I don't want to waste more credits on the Daytona if I am going to get the same results as the Redwood. I HATE that putter!!! Anyone using the Daytona in the miss the ding to steer manner?