What is a good putter?

Question

I need a putter that conforms to USGA rules. I play tournaments all through the summer and i am a -1 handicap.

Answer 1

First of all, you need to go to a golf specialty store (such as Golfsmith) and you need to see if your a mallet person or a blade putter person.  A Sotty Cameron is always a great choice for a classic blade. But, they run for about $350.  For a mallet, you should definitely go for a Rosa Spider by Taylormade or a Rife Hybrid putter.  Both of these give you the best roll because of the grooves on the face.  But my ultimate suggestion would be to go for the Rife.  That is because it comes with a tool that allows you to custom fit it and it's just a great putter.  Hope this helps!!

Answer 2

Get fitted with a Scotty Cameron my friend.

They are superior.  I love mine.  I own the Newport 2.5.  Beautiful club.

Answer 3

i would cosider major outlet centre . they have the monitors to adjust any putter to a custom fit for everyplayer . cany go wrong with scotty , kevin burns , or pings . the most underated  the kevin burns putters . great great balance . tremendous feedback . tried the oyher two . it just turned kevin burns worked . odyssey has so many putters , try the tour blue model . the days of insert putters is closing , also notice on the tour blades are showing up more and more . or you can go to my basement . lots there . and i mean lots .

Answer 4

titlest or a white hot titlest is probably the best but they are not cheap

Answer 5

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Answer 6

It's funny - putters are so individual.  I've used Scotty Cameron putters, Odessey putters, Nike putters but the one I've settled on is a $30 funky Wilson putter that fits my game to a T.  Some clubs just are right for you.  My sand wedge is some bizarre Japanese make: "The Spirit Of One Shot With Double Serious Design".  And it's great.  I've always wondered about that "Double Serious Design" stuff, though...