Best putter going around?

Question

Best putter going around?

Answer 1

Yes C Groove putter. They are fitted to your size, stroke etc. These are good putters. Visit their website

Answer 2

Ben Sayers Rustless Mallet w/groovasol.

Answer 3

Odyssey 2 ball

Answer 4

The best putter I have used is the Ping Anser.  The newest model of the Ping Anser is the G5i.  You can get it at most golf stores.

The Ping Anser is a modified blade putter.  The solid feel and heft is as good as it gets for a blade putter and for a really good price.

Some people actually refer to it as the Ping "Answer" because it has been the answer to all their putting woes.

I live the Ping Anser G5i and I think you will to if you give it a try.

Answer 5

The best club for putting is usually a personal preference. Golf Magazine, Golf Digest and other periodicals fill their issues with advertising. Here you get the hype regarding putters. The tour players get paid for using  particular putters. The exposure of this use on TV further convinces the poor putting observer that the club is magic. The real  problem in most cases is the lack of practice. First of all, find a putter that is comfortable to hold, where you can feel the head as you make the stroke ,with a reasonable weight to accomodate all lengths of putts . Then spend more time on the practice green honing your ability.The more practice, the better putter you will become.

Answer 6

A lot will depend on personal preference, but I will give my opinion regardless:

The new Scotty Cameron line that came out just recently is hard to top.  Many guys on tour are already using these.  

Personally, the new Aussie series by Guerin Rife is in my opinion the best.  The grooves on the face get the ball rolling better than any other putter (and I've tried Odyssey, Ping, TaylorMade, etc.).  The feel is outstanding.  Yes! putters offer similar types of grooves, but don't work nearly as well as the Rife putters do.  If you try one, I can almost guarantee it will be in your bag.

Answer 7

Odyssey, Yes!, Scotty Cameron (for Titleist), Ping, and Taylor Made all make very good product.

It's really a case of which one works best for you?

I have a Ping that I love on more grainy greens (bermuda), while my Cameron is great on faster greens.