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Have a 30’s vintage Aristo 10, the loft helps on the crappy greens around here and does a fair "Texas Wedge," and a 50’s(?) vintage Walter Hagan that isn’t too bad, get lucky and sink a long one with one of these beauties and everyone thinks you are a Zen Master. (esp. when all you play with is a 5-iron and a putter) Sparkey

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Try Ram Wizard 610 comes with and without insert. Insert version may be harder to find as Teardrop agreed to a f restriction on sale of insert putters yiou may find under Lazer name – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – I was hoping that anyone could recommend a good blade putter for me to purchase. I have a Crenshaw/Mickelson type putting stroke (well I try anyway). The Wilson 8802 is on the top of my list but are there any others that are worth a look at?

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I was hoping that anyone could recommend a good blade putter for me to purchase. I have a Crenshaw/Mickelson type putting stroke (well I try anyway). The Wilson 8802 is on the top of my list but are there any others that are worth a look at?

  I use a McGregor/Jack Nicklaus signature putter that is really wonderful.  It has a very nice leather grip and has great balance. Since someone else already pointed out that a putter with a flanged back is not a true blade putter, I will say that it is as close as you can come these days  The only problem that I have with the putter is glare.  I guess that I could cover it up with some matt black, but it just is not a problem often enough to worry about David

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Arnold Palmer Outlet Store has the Arnold Palmer original putter for $69.95. Includes a gift box and a putter cover.  

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Arnold Palmer’s the Original One shoud definitely warrant a tryout Geoff

+AD4-I was hoping that anyone could recommend a good blade putter for me to +AD4-purchase. I have a Crenshaw/Mickelson type putting stroke (well I try +AD4-anyway). The Wilson 8802 is on the top of my list but are there any others +AD4-that are worth a look at? +AD4- +AD4-

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The 8802 isn’t a blade putter, is it?  Seems to me I remember a flange on the back end…

Still considered a blade by most, since it doesn’t have the heel-toe weighting like the typical Ping. — Barry Smith