| |  Scotty Cameron golf putters are among the most popular on tour with Camilo Villegas recently using one offering from the range to land the Honda Classic on the PGA Tour.
Three of the major models that make up the Scotty Cameron line are the Studio Select, California and Studio Select Kombi, all of which have their own individual quirks which may suit a specific player. Continue Reading: Scotty Cameron golf putters popular on tour  |  |
| |  The TaylorMade Rossa Monza Itsy Bitsy Spider golf putter enhances performance by such a large margin that those who use it will feel as if they are cheating, a reviewer has noted.
Citing his opinion on Golf Gear Review, low handicapper Paul Thomas has especially praised the impact the golf putter has on the direction and the speed of his shots on greens. Continue Reading: TaylorMade Rossa Monza Itsy Bitsy Spider golf putter is a "game improver" | |
| |  Players looking for a golf putter that produces the goods on the green and benefits from high-quality construction should consider those in the Wilson 888 series, it has been suggested.
Writing for Golf Magic, Richard Green highlights that the arched secondary grooves that have been milled into the club's face are what set the range, which includes the Wilson Staff 8882 Series golf putter and Wilson Staff 8883 Series golf putter, apart from the . Continue Reading: Top performance with the Wilson 888 golf putter series | |
| |  Although players will need a solid performance with all of their golf clubs if they are to string together a low-scoring round, it is perhaps their golf putter which is of the utmost importance.
It is possible that many golfers will play close to half of the shots in their round with a golf putter, easily making it the most used club in their golf bags. Continue Reading: Lots of choice when it comes to golf putters | |
| |  Many players fail to hole birdie efforts with their golf putters for fear that they will miss and end up registering a bogey instead, researchers claim.
Two professors at the University of Pennsylvania have studied the putting results of professional golfers and found that they have different mentalities on the green depending on the number of shots they have already taken. Continue Reading: Golfers struggle with different attitudes in different scenarios | |
| |  Players wanting to putt like a professional could look towards the Never Compromise brand for golf equipment to help reduce their handicaps.
Stars of the circuit including Vijay Singh, Boo Weekley, Steve Marino and Steve Flesch are users of Never Compromise golf putters, with the focus of the range being to make it easier for players of all abilities to hit a golf ball with the sweet spot of their putter's face. Continue Reading: Hit the putting sweet spot with Never Compromise | |
| |  One of the first brands that a player may look at when they feel that they need a new golf putter is Odyssey Golf, which is widely recognised as the top putter manufacturer in the sport.
The Odyssey putter brand currently falls under the Callaway Golf umbrella since a takeover was completed back in 1997. Continue Reading: Want a top golf putter, consider Odyssey Golf | |
| |  Players looking for some assistance when putting to see that their eyes and hands are in the right place may wish to consider the Cleveland VP1 Blade Putter.
The use of Dual Axis Alignment in the putter helps a player see when their hands have moved out of line and whether their eyes are positioned directly over their golf ball at address. Continue Reading: Putting alignment assistance offered with the Cleveland VP1 Blade Putter | |
| |  A smart finish and a strong feel on the greens are the chief benefits of the Wilson Staff 8876 Golf Putter, according to one reviewer.
The golf putter is part of one of the most recognisable collections in the game and boosts feel for players through the use of specialised face inserts that help to give a better response when connecting with a golf ball. Continue Reading: Wilson Staff 8876 Golf Putter combines feel with smart finish | |
| |  Failure to sink golf balls from close range with a golf putter is something that understandably infuriates players at particular times and US Open champion Lucas Glover has remarked that it can be the hardest thing to get right. Continue Reading: Sinking putts can be the hardest part of playing golf | |
| |  Golfers looking for a club to improve their game which doesn't cost the earth may want to consider the putter which recently helped Jerry Kelly win the Zurich Classic.
The American won in New Orleans with the use of a putter that cost $69 and it helped him to birdie two of the last nine holes of his final round to earn victory by one stroke. Continue Reading: Cleveland Classic 3 putter may lead to winning results | |
| |  The C-Groove Tracy putter from Yes!, recently used by Retief Goosen on his way to the Transitions Championship could also be a winner for intermediate golfers.
Goosen recently bagged a one-stroke victory at the Innisbrook Resort to end his four-year drought on the US PGA Tour. Continue Reading: Yes! C-Groove Tracy putter is a winner | |
| |  The new TaylorMade Rossa Spider incorporates a striking design, which makes it really stand out from the crowd. With its advanced features, this new putter offers unrivalled levels of stability and forgiveness. Continue Reading: The new TaylorMade Rossa Spider at Golfonline | |
| |  Golfonline, one of the U. K’s largest suppliers of discount golf equipment have announced the launch of a new putter from Wilson Staff and putting specialists Kirk Currie.
Two of the most respected names in golf have teamed up to create one of the finest putters that money can buy. Continue Reading: Wilson Staff Team Up with Specialist Putter Manufacturer, Kirk Currie | |
| |  Used in final approach play, the putter is perhaps the most vital club in the game of golf. It is important, therefore, that golfers choose the right putter to suit their game.
Golf Putters are perhaps the most personal of all golf clubs, coming in a variety of shapes and sizes to accommodate unique player preferences. Continue Reading: A Guide to Golf Putters | |
| |  A putter which has a backwards-facing clubface claims to be the only club of its kind to offer unobstructed vision of the ball to players.
Gary Lister's Inseyed putter points its clubhead away from the player making it easier to look down directly onto the ball, without the shaft getting in the way. Continue Reading: 'Reverse' putter aids eye alignment | |
| |  Aside from the raft of related merchandise that one would expect to find at a golf event the size of the Ryder Cup, this year's occasion at Valhalla will see the sale of something altogether more unique than a commemorative mug - a cherry putter. Continue Reading: 'Cherry clubs' on sale at Ryder Cup | |
| |  Learning to read greens in order to aid their short game can be a long process for players, according to one expert.
Golf expert Tyronne Hardy believes that only with much practice over numerous different surface areas can golfers expect to weigh the up the undulations and dips of a green with ease. Continue Reading: Green reading is slow process | |
| |  Thorough pre-tournament preparation is not simply for professionals but can be a fruitful exercise for anybody playing competitive golf, according to one expert.
Chuck Evans, former director of schools for the PGA Tour Golf Academy, has advised players that a systematic approach of becoming acquainted with the greens around a course before a tournament can pay dividends. Continue Reading: Pre-tournament prep is 'not just for pros' | |
| |  The results of a study into the head movement of players when putting have been revealed, with some interesting findings.
Led by Professor of kinesiology Tim Lee, a team at Canada's McMaster University found that the nature of the head movements - slight or otherwise - made by those with a large handicap differed from those of more competent players. Continue Reading: Head movement study results revealed | |
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