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T.P. Mills and Byron Morgan choose Putter Talk.May 16, 2007 on 2:09 pm | In NewsOne of the announcements that I’m most pleased about is that the “T.P. Mills Putter Club” and “Club Byron” are now powered by PutterTalk.com! PutterPedia.com Launches!May 16, 2007 on 2:00 pm | In NewsWe have been talking about a “History” section for a while now. It’s been a VERY long process, but we think we’re on to something! PutterSwap.com is now FREE!May 16, 2007 on 1:59 pm | In NewsYou read that correctly. After an initial beta period, we’ve all decided that PutterSwap.com should be a free service available to any/all PutterTalk.com members. We’ve done away with the “Featured” and “Category” listing options, and simplified the site dramaticly. Byron Morgan 007 Putter ReviewMay 15, 2007 on 11:03 am | In Putters
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When someone thinks of “007″ they think of a tuxedo, an Aston Martin, an Omega Seamaster, and a Walther PPK…not necessarily a putter by Byron Morgan. While I don’t think Ian Fleming had a particular putter in mind when he sat down to write the first James Bond book in 1952, I think Byron Morgan has created a putter worthy of the number “007″.