SeeMore FGP

Reviewed by: Cody in Scottsdale ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
SeeMore FGP Black

Summary:
This is the first center shafted putter I have used, and while I can't explain why I putt better with it I can say that it works better for me. The soft bronze face provides immediate feedback and great control, more so than the more expensive stainless model. The rifle scope alignment aid helps you into the correct position. This is a very forgiving putting instrument. Because I am left handed I tried right and left versions -- amazingly putts were dropping from either side.

Customer Service:
The website notes these are hand made in Tennessee. Another reason to consider this brand.

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Ping, Heavy, Nike, Yes!

Reviewed by: Tee'd Off ,  Shoots in the 70s

Summary:
This is a nicely balanced putter. The rifle scope technology really helps with your putting fundamentals. The putter has a nice feel and works great on both short and long putts. Since purchasing this puttr I have cut down my total putts per round by 5 which sees me averaging around 29 putts per round.

Customer Service:
Never had to use it.......

Similar Products Used:
A great many other putters

Reviewed by: rtoyosp ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
SEEMORE FGP

Summary:
You will not find another putter in the price range of this one used by as many PGA tour pros, and all of them in the first places putting rankings and wou wont finf another putter used by the pros that is exactly the same for at least... 15 YEARS! (Payne Stewart won the 1991 US Open and Zack Johnson the 2007 Masters) I've find out why. I do not use at all the alignement aid, I'm not even aware of its existance when i'm putting. Best stability and feel. I cannot belive that this is only the secons review for this putter. If it were made by Callaway or Ping they'd sold millions.

Customer Service:
No need

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