Putting is so critical to your score that I am always searching for anything that can help me putt better or lower the number of putts per round. I do consider myself a decent putter, typically averaging between 30-32 putts per round. However, if I can shave a stroke or two a round without changing technique or grip type I am all in. After doing some searching and researching, I found a company that has a new putter shaft that…
I’ve tried so many putter grips from flat, to square, to round to forward, you name it, I’ve tried it. When I heard about a new putter grip that was made from aluminum, I immediately said that is something I had to try! First, here’s what the company says about their aluminum putter grip….. A patent pending aircraft grade aluminum putting grip mounted with two sets of three set screws top and bottom, that helps transmit the vibration from impacting the golf ball…
Putting is so important to every golfer. We use our putter more than any other golf club so finding the best putter and making sure it has the best components is extremely important. While we are happy to spend $400-$500+ on a driver, and make sure we have the correct shaft and grip to fit us best, most golfers just buy a putter off the rack and assume it has the best of everything built right in. What if it…
Imagine a team of experts and engineers mapping the shape and contact points of the hand, collecting data to create a new grip texture. Well, you don’t have to imagine it as it’s been done, and I’ve been testing several of these putter grips for the past 2 months. The company, Rosemark Grips, uses a unique hexagonal design on the grip, which means the putter grips have tiny little bumps/nubs on the grips. These tiny little bumps/nuns to me feel…
Putting is perhaps the most important element of everyone’s golf game, so it’s no surprise that there are so many different putters to support all the different putting styles. I’ve tried numerous putting training aids, and I found each one to be more of a chore than an enjoyable exercise. I’m pleased to report that I’ve found a great putting training aid that works. It has no electronics and can be used both indoors and outdoors. Most importantly, it’s a…
The first thing to catch my eye with this PuttOut training aid was that it is very small and portable, so I could take it to the course or while traveling. That’s’ a plus in my book. I opened the box, and found that the device was made of plastic and included an instruction sheet. I immediately went downstairs and set this on my 14ft synthetic putting green. I started with setting the plug at the “in” position (there are…