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!

Reviewed by: Stuart S ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Acushnet Bull's Eye

Summary:
I have now owned this putter from new for many years. It was originally purchased to give me the option of putting right or left handed (actually left handed but play golf right handed)

As of yet I have still not found a putter that has the feel & feedback that this putter gives. I recently put this back in the bag to replace an original Ping Anser which was working ok but not out of this world. A putter needs to give you confidence and this putter does that just because of the feel and feedback. On my first 9 holes with it back in the bag I putted better than I had for the last 3 rounds, holing a few and judging pace better, but still missing a few silly putts, which leads me onto the following and the reason for my score of 4/5.

The downside to this putter is that there is no alignment guide and being so shallow I find it just as difficult to align 5ft putts as I do 10ft putts and have to just trust my initial instinct.

I am in the process of looking for a putter that will give me a more visual guide to my alignment of putts from 3ft to 15ft. I have decided after a lot of testing on the Macgregor M6.4K-GT which will be tried alongside the bullseye on the putting green tomorrow. I know its going to be chalk and cheese but as long as the BeCu insert gives me about 90% of the feel I think I may be onto a winner?

Everytime I use this putter the feel puts a smile on my face :-) The bullseye is one putter that I will keep forever.

Customer Service:
Not used

Similar Products Used:
Ping Anser, Ping B60 BeCu, Wilson TPA, Spalding blade.

Reviewed by: bazet ,  Shoots in the 90s

Model Reviewed:
Titleist Acushnet Bull's Eye

Summary:
Switched back from Ping G2i to my old faithful Titleist Bull's Eye..and I'll no regret using it. The feel is very soft and I can judge the distance. The main advantage using this putter is, the simplicity. No more cluttered look while addresing..just a simple blade...

Similar Products Used:
Ping G2i