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Hi there, so my dad’s friend gave me a Cleveland Putter that he said goes with a matching set, the club or stick itself, look almost like a Pool Que, and seems a bit loose, and dated, but in decent condition. I guess my question is that the Putter is heavier, and i think it, and the ones with the set are a Man’s Set. So Should i get these clubs and use them? I figure that with the weight i can Increase my power level and distance, when i start using lighter Woman’s clubs when i rejoin my schools Golf team. My other and last question is that I’m Fairly short ("5’3"), and would this be a good choice when the putter is up to my waist. I’m sorry that this is so long but i just want to make sure i explained enough. THANKS.

Tom Bertrand from 1988 and the Maximum Golf LongPutter. Watch as Tom demonstrates the shoulder stroke in this teaching moment.

I can’t putt! I don’t have a problem with finding the slope. If i am aiming at a certin point i push it right or left and short or long. Reading the greens are fine with me thou. Is there a certin kind of putter that I can use to help keep my hands/wrist from turning and also help with speed control?

Link: www.amazon.com Description: This is the most solid mallet I have ever had in my hands. The sightline is so easy to line up, it sits perfectly square, and has 4 adjustable weights in the sole, 2 stainless front and 2 tungsten in the rear.

Hey all, just gonna ask a question I probably already know the answer to. I am not a good putter, plain and simple. I’m a 6 handicap, and everything in my game is really balance beyond that. I don’t practice putting as much as I used to (obvious reasons of course) so I want something that can just help me putt better. My big issue is breaking my wrists, and the "Long" putters really appeal to me for the reason that you really "can’t" break them with that. Any opinions I’d be appreciative!

This is a 2 part video of me throwing Arboretum / Spiker Disc Golf Course in Canton, Ohio. The first part documents a front 10 round from the long tees. I scored all pars except for two deuces at the beginning of the round. The second part contains miscellaneous footage from a round with my best friend Kyle. I think putters are under used in the game of Disc Golf. People underestimate what they are capable of and this motivates me to put forth evidence of what putters can truly do. If you like the music search for Six Organs Of Admittance on this website. Ben is one of my favorite musicians and I particularly enjoy listening to his work during the fall.

i am not the best putter…i have a hard time hitting a straight iron shot…but when i drive…my 6ft 175 pound self can hit a drive over 300…and when i really catch it i can get around 320…my friends say its because i have exceptionally long arms…when i played basketball in college those arms always came useful in shot blocking and rebounding…

anyways is this true that longer arms can enhance the drive like that…

Recently my DS Lite pretty much started breaking down. I didn’t take very good care of it when I was little but I have had it for around 4 years. *Approximately? Anyway, I’ve had it for a VERY long time and eventually, through a combination of wear, tear, and age, it has pretty much puttered. Long story short, it’s scratched, cracked, and the top screen will soon fall off. And now I feel it is time to buy a new one. Despite being 14 I still LOVE D.S. games and am loving Pokemon White. So I am going to buy a new system but it will need to be used because money’s rather tight. Anyway, I looked into the DSi and thought that I should get it for the reason that it was new and improved and just better software because it’s the newer model. I also thought it sounded cool because I believe, to connect to other DS gamers, you didn’t need to be near each other. I believe you can just be in a Wi-Fi zone to be able to connect, i.e.: battle Pokemon etc… But as I read about the DSi I started to realize that it might not be as good as it seems. For one, the camera and the MP3 features don’t apply as necessary to me. Another reason is that the battery is shortened by quite a few hours. Overall, I’ve realized that the DSi is almost overrated and not nearly as impressive as Nintendo makes it out to be. So, I’m just wondering if I should splurge another 20$ bucks for the newer model; the DSi? Or should I keep the 20 and go the old-fashioned way with the simple DS Lite? The big reason I’m nervous to purchase a DSi is this: I have heard that in many ways, the DS Lite is almost better than the DSi. I’m worried that I will spend an extra 20$ but really be getting scammed into buying somethings worse for something more. Please help me out here because I am having some difficulty deciding.

Do you think you have what it takes to break this record, earn 0 in cash and claim your place in history? Visit on.fb.me today and prove it! STRIDE® Gum Long Lasting Record #17: Longest Drive Of A Beach Ball Using A Putter **Criteria** – beach ball must be inflated – ball’s circumference must be at least 12 inches – must hit ball with a golf putter – must attempt record indoors in a room without breeze – no fans or blowing devices permitted – must measure precise distance from where ball is struck to where ball stops using tape measure – must attempt record on flat surface — STRIDE’s setting the record for the Longest Lasting Streak of Long Lasting Records, by setting 100 records in 100 days. It’s up to you to break ‘em for a chance to claim 0 and your place in history. General caution and common sense required. We show the Stride Team at work, but recommend that these challenges be done at home

I’m getting a new putter and I’m thinking about trying out a long putter, but I don’t know if it’s legal in high school play. Anybody know?

Link: www.amazon.com Description: This is the most solid mallet I have ever had in my hands. The sightline is so easy to line up, it sits perfectly square, and has 4 adjustable weights in the sole, 2 stainless front and 2 tungsten in the rear.

I am building a long putter and would like to be able to use it as a standard long putter and a face on putter. Can I use a putter with the shaft in the center of the club head as a standard long putter without running into any problems? Can I use a putter with the shaft on the heal as a face on putter without running into any problems? I saw this site www.thewayputters.com and being able to do something like this would be ideal any idea how the lock the shaft into the different locations? Thanks for any advice.

Jimmy from Purestrike Golf (purestrikegolf.co.uk watches as a new customer at the Scottish Golf Show trys the Purestrike Putter for the very first time and manages to hole 3 out of 3 putts! This demonstrates the great design features of the Purestrike Putter and how it can improve your putting game.

I’m currently playing with a Taylormade SuperQuad driver, Wilson Staff Putter and the rest on my clubs are from a set. I play off around 11 and I would like other peoples’ opinion of what club I should upgrade next. I like my irons even though th are from a set and I never use fairways woods; I drive around ey300 yards and never need more than a 3 iron and then a wedge on long par fives. So what should I upgrade next? I was thinking maybe a hybrid club (if so what type) or maybe a new high end putter (Scotty Cameron, Odyssey Black series, Nike Unitized etc.)
Thanks for your help.