If you love the look of a blade but are tired of leaving short putts short because the face twisted open, you are not broken. Your putter was. For years, the only way to get serious stability was to switch to a mallet. But mallets look clunky at address. They feel dead. And frankly, they … Read more
You love the clean look of a blade putter at address. The thin top line, the squared-off toe, that traditional shape that just says “I know what I’m doing.” But your putting stroke doesn’t match. If you swing the putter back and through on a straight line, no dramatic arc, no heavy hands, most classic … Read more
I spent the last few weeks putting up with two very different center shafted putters. One is a serious piece of equipment for adults who care about face balance and weight tuning. The other is a junior club for kids learning the game. They don’t belong in the same conversation, but they both show up … Read more
You love the clean lines of a blade putter at address. That classic Anser profile just frames the ball right. But you also know the truth: traditional blades punish off-center hits. Maybe you tried a mallet. Parked that big head behind the ball, and suddenly your alignment felt wrong. Too bulky. Too busy. You went … Read more
If you’re a mid handicapper hovering between 10 and 20, you know the struggle. One round, you three-putt three times in a row. The next time you’re sinking everything from inside ten feet. Putting inconsistency is the difference between a 78 and an 88, and it’s maddening. You’ve probably looked at mallets—those big, chunky heads … Read more
There’s nothing quite like the feeling of a pure blade putter in your hands. The compact head, the clean lines, the sound at impact — it communicates every bit of feedback with precision. But if you have a straight back and through stroke (SBST), finding the best blade putter for straight back and through stroke … Read more
You see the pros draining putts with sleek, slim blades and wonder if that could be you. Then your buddy tells you to buy a giant mallet because “beginners need the help.” Who’s right? Here’s the short answer: a modern blade putter with perimeter weighting or a soft face can actually teach you better distance … Read more
If you own a Scotty Cameron Concept X putter or are thinking about buying one, the first question you want answered is simple: how many were made? This putter has a reputation for being rare, but exact numbers have always been hard to pin down. Scotty Cameron never released an official production count for the … Read more
If you’ve been scrolling Amazon looking at golf tees, you’ve probably had the same thought I did: “Bamboo? Isn’t that going to snap on the first drive?” I’m a 15-handicap who breaks plastic tees like they’re toothpicks, and I was tired of digging through my bag for unbroken ones. So when I stumbled on the … Read more
I remember the exact moment I got fed up with wooden tees. I was on the fourth hole, already on my third broken tee of the day, digging through my pocket for another one while my playing partner waited. That’s when I ordered the Martini Golf Tees DMT007 Durable Plastic Step-UP Tees (5 Pack), Assorted … Read more