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Good luck and I know you’ll enjoy your new tool. :) JesterX
When and if I get it.Thanks for your input.
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A word of caution, check out the thead on "forgiving putter." After a relatively brief period of trying the Two-Ball and others similar to it, I bought a Rossa Monza a few months ago. I loved the alignment help and I thought a face-balanced putter (like the Two Ball) would smooth out my stroke. As it turns out, I have an inside-square-inside stroke and the face balanced Monza produced a pretty distinct tendancy to leave the ball out to the right. This wan’t immediately apparent in the golf shop putting of plastic but was consistent over several rounds out on the golf course and on the practice green. I’ve since learned that this type of putter favors those with a true straight back-straight thru pendulum putting stroke. I seem to be better of with a more traditional shape (Ping Anser, Cameron Newport) and I’ve made the switch back, sadder, poorer and (maybe) wiser. YMMV Jeff – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -Good luck and I know you’ll enjoy your new tool. :) JesterX When and if I get it.Thanks for your input.
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had my putter regripped yesterday.while there tried 2 ball model.felt hard to miss with it?who has it? do you love it?
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Yes – I have the Odyssey DXF model 2-ball putter, and it’s been in my bag since April. I like it very much – the face insert has a nice soft feel when the ball is struck, and the overall weight and grip are very pleasing. It replaced my Ping B60, which I had used for about five years, so I don’t replace putters often. I have heard some disparaging remarks about how the two-ball concept doesn’t necessarily improve aim, and that some owners have added a straight line across the top to help their alignment, but I haven’t felt any need to do so myself. I’m really happy with this putter…..
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which shaft?
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had my putter regripped yesterday.while there tried 2 ball model.felt hard to miss with it?who has it? do you love it?
I’ve had my 2 ball putter for about 3 weeks now and absolutely love it! My confidence in putting before getting this new club was high mind you, so that wasn’t the reason I doled out the bucks for this new model. There were several reasons (which I won’t bore you with) but the end result is a putter that "feels like butta" when I stroke the ball. The style I purchased was the 35" RH White Hot with the double bend shaft. I tried out the center shafted model, but the double bend suits my straight back and straight through style better. If you have a tendency to arc your swing, the center shaft would probably be the better bet. On the alignment issue…ie, drawing a line through the two balls for a better visual…I found that to be unnecessary in my case. I’m one of those that always lines up the logo to my intended line and that procedure still works great with this putter. Good luck and I know you’ll enjoy your new tool. :) JesterX