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Anyone using a bullseye putter?

m r c · 2012-08-18 21:52:23

I was given a scotty bullseye for "milestone" birthday recently and I'm in love with the thing. But they seem to be very unforgiving and I'm wondering if it's just me. I would consider putting to be my strong point in golf. I use an anser style putter but wouldn't have considered them forgiving till I used the blade. Has…

18-08-2012 10:52PM

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m r c

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I was given a scotty bullseye for "milestone" birthday recently and I'm in love with the thing. But they seem to be very unforgiving and I'm wondering if it's just me. I would consider putting to be my strong point in golf. I use an anser style putter but wouldn't have considered them forgiving till I used the blade. Has anyone any experience with them?

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#2 19-08-2012 12:16AM

Sandwlch

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Not just you. They are unforgiving. Negligible heel-toe weighting to stabilise off centre hits.

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#3 19-08-2012 07:10PM

Dtoffee

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I used one for years, great club and worked well for me until I heard about more forgiving putters. That changed my head, so I cheated on my bullseye and now neither putter will forgive me.

Stick with whatever works for you, end of.

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