Never Compromise TDP 2.2 Putter

Reviewed by: typhoidfin ,  Shoots in the 70s

Model Reviewed:
TDP 2.2

Summary:
Had a little bit of trouble with the ball leaving the face bouncing with a normal 35", so I lenghtened it to 37" and put a couple of layers of lead tape to the bottom and there! I'm happy. Putts go where I aim with great, smooth roll..
And I like the pistol grip.

Great putter.

Customer Service:
None used

Similar Products Used:
Ping Anser/Zing 2i, Scotty Newport.

Reviewed by: JeffGallo ,  Shoots in the 70s

Model Reviewed:
TDP 2.2

Summary:
I have been playing golf for eight years or so and until the summer before last when I learned how to putt after buying a Railgun putter. However last summer I decided that I should pick up a more conventional putter. I saw the 2.2 in Golf Magazine a few months before and I loved it just seeing the photograph of it. So when the pro I work with got one in the proshop I bought it immediately. This is by far the best feeling putter ever, the face and wieghting strike a perfect balance between smoothness and firmness. The swingwieght is also excellent for enhancing distance control, the Winn grip adds a certain measure of quality and soft touch to the experience of striking so many perfect putts. I am now averaging 28 putts per round. And quite frankly I dont know if it can get much better. Simply put, look past the over-priced, over-blown, putters like Scotty Cameron and see the light in a really technologically advanced putter, with huge heel-toe wieghting for stability. Great putter, comes highly recommended.