Titleist Bulls Eye

Reviewed by: Bob Bobatello ,  Shoots in the 70s

Model Reviewed:
Scotty Cameron Bullseye Blade

Summary:
I think everyone should give this type of putter a go, sure it might not suite all, but you may be surprised. Like some of the other reviewers said its only when you try something this simple that you can see how off putting all the lines and funny inserts and shapes can be, in my opinion all that crap can take your attention from the target and too much into the putter itself. Its only my opinion, give it a go and see what you think. The other thing to note is the excellent workmanship that has gone into this range of putters, I would bet anyone, even those who find the putter is not for them, that they would not believe what a soft feel Scotty has got out of a putter that is essentially a sold bar of metal (IE not hollowed out or with a face insert). But regardless of the soft feel the putter has a mass that makes getting the ball to the hole a product of a smooth stroke and not a hit, this greatly enhances accuracy and feel.

Customer Service:
not needed

Similar Products Used:
You name I've three putted with it!!

Reviewed by: jjloans ,  Shoots in the 70s

Model Reviewed:
Titleist Bullseye Reuters

Summary:
I recently pulled out an old Wilson Augusta Bullseye copy, and was shocked at how good it felt... just a little light. SO I went down to the used store and found a recent Titleist Bullseye in GREAT shape for $20. like new. Feels similar, but even better. I have tried most everything, some of the very most expensive putters out there, Camerons, Rife, Nickent Pipe, Compromise Exchange, Yes, etc, etc... This Bullseye is in the bag. Great feel, great speed control, and I am draining many more 3-7 footers than I have for a long, long time. I can't imagine the Cameron version is too much sweeter... Back to basics for me, now it is fun again to putt, while it was getting to be a real drag... I highly recommend this to anyone with putting blues, it just feels natural again. PS, I also pulled out an old set of taylor ICW irons (R300)out of my brother's bag in storage, and dang if I didn't hit them sweet too! Maybe all of this "new" technology is more about marketing rather than better ball striking?

Customer Service:
NA

Similar Products Used:
Everyyyyyything!!

Reviewed by: Robg ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
STD M-6-P Acushnet Bullseye

Summary:
Have been using this putter for a month or so,deadly from 8 ft and in,great weight to it,best lag putter I've ever used,cost me next to nothing and wouldn't sell it for any price!