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Putter Talk partners with GolfWRX.comApril 13, 2007 on 2:50 pm | In NewsI’m pleased to announce that Putter Talk is now a content provider to GolfWRX.com. Putter Talk PodCasts have the week off…April 13, 2007 on 2:07 pm | In NewsI got pretty sick this week, and had to postpone the PodCasts that we had planned. Machine M1A Prototype ReviewApril 6, 2007 on 3:32 pm | In Putters
T.P. Mills Handmade ReviewApril 4, 2007 on 1:51 pm | In Putters
Putter Talk Episode 4April 3, 2007 on 9:53 am | In NewsThis week, we go back to Cog Hill to talk to Kevin Weeks talks about proper fitting for a putter. Click here to read the full article.Puku JME Putter ReviewApril 2, 2007 on 10:49 pm | In Putters
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When you’ve seen a prototype putter go from concept to reality in a few short days, you know you are working with a serious putter maker. When you get to use that vision for the first time…it is nothing short of awesome. Come take a look at what Bob Bettinardi comes up with for a modern-day revival of an old classic.
There are plenty of good putter designers out there. One of the things that we’re trying to do with Putter Talk, is educate people about all of them. In Bruce Sizemore, we find a designer that pays attention to the details and puts the whole package together.
When I first saw Dave Billings’ “Machine” line, I thought they looked cool. When I dug a little deeper, I learned that there is a LOT more to them than just a neat looking line. When it comes down to it, Dave is one of the few guys that really understands what it takes to make it in the high-end putter market…and he’s just getting started.
Sometime in the late 1960s, a gentleman with the initials P.B. arrived at a garage in Tuscalossa, Alabama to have a conversation with a Postman named T.P Mills about making a putter for him. Fast-Forward 40 Years, and we take the old dog out for a spin to see how it stacks up to today’s putters.
There are no less than 3 things in the Puku JME that you won’t find in another production putter. To kick off “Masters Week Mayhem” I thought I’d start with a putter that 90% of the readers have never heard of.