John, Ping have a great little device they sell for analysis
jeremy
On Thu, May 3, 2012 at 12:39 PM, wrote:
> Any good resources on putter fitting? Any of you have any hot tips/words
> of wisdom on this subject?
>
> I'm thinking a putter analysis at the course I do a little work at might
> be fu
Charlie:
I've been trying to reach you, please call or email jhm at
clubmaker-online.com (not to the list).
John
A static measurement will give proper eyeline which in turn will
give you the right length. Set up to the ball will give you the
correct lie. Rolling the ball after all this w
: shoptalk
Sent: Thu, May 3, 2012 12:43 pm
Subject: ShopTalk: putter fitting
Any good resources on putter fitting? Any of you have any hot
tips/words of wisdom on this subject?
I'm thinking a putter analysis at the course I do a little work at
might be fun.
From a few things I've read, it
oot usually helps. This was hammered out quite hurriedly, so any lapses
in spelling, grammar, or thought are the result of haste by two eyes that both
refuse to be dominant these days.
From: andre_can...@videotron.ca
To: ShopTalk@mail.msen.com
Subject: Re: ShopTalk: putter fitting
Date: Sun, 13
Correction: Other putters come in at E1
André.
From: Art Woods
Sent: Sunday, May 13, 2012 8:11 AM
To: ShopTalk@mail.msen.com
Subject: Re: ShopTalk: putter fitting
Anybody here paying attention to a putter's swingweight? I putt really well
with a friend's putter so I asked him to
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From: j...@clubmaker-online.com
Sent: Thursday, May 03, 2012 12:39 PM
To: shoptalk@mail.msen.com
Subject: ShopTalk: putter fitting
Any good resources on putter fitting? Any of you have any hot
tips/words of wisdom on this subject?
I'm thinking a putter analysis at the course I do a
Hah! I agree: there's practically zero money in reshafts unless you get
full retail plus labor plus spining, freq-ing, weighting etc. All that
takes too much time.
But regrips? Easy money. Loft and lie? Easier money. I paid for my Scotland
machine in a couple weeks (sold it recently - sorry I did)
I remember that "perfectly flat" putting green. The cup was like a
giant drain, no matter where you hit it the ball would wind up in the
cup. lol.
John
shoptalk
As Ed Reeder said it's tough to make a buck on putter fitting!
I developed a method of fitting based on toe balance where I had a
mea
As Ed Reeder said it's tough to make a buck on putter fitting!
I developed a method of fitting based on toe balance where I had a
measuring device (very simple) which allowed me to assign a number to ANY
putter.
Golfer started putting with a mid range number, never changing setup position
and b
: Thursday, May 03, 2012 2:36 PM
Subject: Re: ShopTalk: putter fitting
Jeff,
Yes, I've seen it. It is a great start at addressing the problem. However,
you need more variety of head shapes than you currently have. I'd also like to
have center-shafted heads and more options for v
o test for toe hang, offset, grip sizing and
such using the TOMI and SAM PuttLab. Take a lot of guess work out of
it...Jeff
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pretty nifty, Jeff. Wish I woul
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pretty nifty, Jeff. Wish I would have thought of that!
Here's info on it. Three neck options (plumbers, straight, slant):
http://support.hirekogolf.com/2012/02/hireko-golf-announces-new-
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John,
A topic close to my heart. The opinion of a lot of clubfitters is that
full-bore putter fitting (e.g., Edel) is not a money maker. You are
better off, as you are thinking, to just tweak a golfer's existing
putter (length, lie/loft, head/backweight). You
ot;Ed Reeder"
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Sent: Thursday, May 03, 2012 1:08 PM
Subject: Re: ShopTalk: putter fitting
John,
A topic close to my heart. The opinion of a lot of clubfitters is that
full-bore putter fitting (e.g., Edel) is not a money maker. You are
better off, as you are thinking, to just tweak
John,
A topic close to my heart. The opinion of a lot of clubfitters is that
full-bore putter fitting (e.g., Edel) is not a money maker. You are
better off, as you are thinking, to just tweak a golfer's existing
putter (length, lie/loft, head/backweight). You won't be giving them
their ultimate
Any good resources on putter fitting? Any of you have any hot
tips/words of wisdom on this subject?
I'm thinking a putter analysis at the course I do a little work at
might be fun.
From a few things I've read, it looks like checking loft and lie
would be the main things to work on.
Is putter
Here is the device
http://www.pelzgolf.com/ProShop/LearningAids/LazrAimer.aspx
It is more or less what I described, but is voice activated.
I wouldn't have bothered posting this, but then I saw the price
$459!! HOLY *&^% !!!
Scott
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> John,
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>
> 1. Check where you eyes are at address. They should be directly over the
> golf ball. To check this hold the butt of the shaft at the to
I'm sure in my pelz putting book (loaned to a worse putter than i) he had a laser device you attached to your putter to ensure you were aiming the putter where you wanted to go.
personally i just use the hit and hope method.
sean weijand
On 31-Aug-04, at 8:41 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
if you
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "McNix Custom Golf" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> John,
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>
> 1. Check where you eyes are at address. They should be directly over the
> golf ball. To check this hold the butt of the shaft at the top of
you nose,
> directly between your eyes, while addressing the putt. Wh
In a message dated 8/31/04 11:50:06 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
if you wanna be happy for the rest of your life...
And tha winna is..you, John!
Good thing cause it's really sad to see someone stripped of their citizenship in this fin
Title: Re: ShopTalk: putter fitting
if you wanna be happy for the rest of your life...
My new putter is actually kind of ugly.
I do think it might be an alignment problem, too. Fiddled with
that a bit (my pretty woman/wife is out of town) and I was aiming to
the right when I thought I was
In a message dated 8/31/04 4:54:37 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
toe weighted (tow-down) putter
I've been trying
Yes, if the toe weight brings the toe down too far for you it will go right.
Solution is stroke the ball colser to the heel. Mark the spot that works and when s
John,
Without seeing you putt it is hard to diagnose, but... Here are a few things
you could look at:
This assumes you are using conventional stance and your hands are passive
during the stroke. If you are using non-orthodox putting style none of this
may be true. ;>))
1. Check where you eyes are
Ed:
I do tend to aim to the right a bit with my irons and woods...I will
check it out. The putter I'm using is one of those big monsters with
a super large (deep from the face to the back of the putter) sight
line so it should be easier to line up than my others. I read some
article on putting
John,
Just to rule it out, I'd get someone to double-check your aim with the
putter, both at long and short distances. The cosmetics of the putter
can be *big* factors in how well you aim. This is the most common
problem I see with people I play with (golf that is).
/Ed
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrot
Need some help with my putter...
The last few weeks I've been consistently missing to the right (just
barely) with a new center shafted, toe weighted (tow-down) putter
I've been trying. The lie is also a bit flat on it. Would this style
of putter tend to leave the putt to the right? I really lik
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