Titleist Bulls Eye Putters
Titleist Bulls Eye Putters
USER REVIEWS
[Jan 01, 2024]
minami
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[Dec 26, 2023]
arissaaqila
Strength:
Evaluate the design and construction of the Titleist Bulls Eye putters. Consider the materials used, the classic blade design, and any unique features incorporated into the construction. by tstoto Weakness:
No weaknesses. All very good. Purchased: New
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[Sep 11, 2021]
boorish1973
Strength:
This is a classic putter. It was really popular when the balata tour ball was being used much more often back during the 70's, 80's, and early 90's. This design has been around for much longer, but it cannot be duplicated. | Roof Repair Tustin Weakness:
None so far Purchased: New
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[Mar 22, 2016]
Donnie O'Bannon
Scratch Golfer
Model Reviewed:
Bulls Eye Two-toned Mallet Putter
I have used this putter for over 40 years. My problem is I made the mistake of having it re gripped about 15 years ago by someone who didn't know what they were doing after the original thin, flat top leather grip had simply worn out. The putter never had the same feel after that. Is there anyone out there that knows how to re grip this phenomenal putter and put an original grip back on?? I've never found a grip that was as thin as the original that could generate the same feel. Donnie O. |
[Jul 21, 2012]
Joe Henderson
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Acushnet Bulls eye
The bulls eye was the first club I ever purchased back in 1973. Frustrated by my putting (Odyssey Two Ball White Hot)I pulled this out of the closet and went to the range. Made 4 footer after 4 footer. 20-30 footers too. What an amazing putter that's now back in my bag. |
[Jun 30, 2010]
herbsewell
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Acushnet Bulls Eye Old Standard
I have tried to get the same feeling with every other putter out there and none of them come close to the feel that I get with this putter. I wonder if the reason why I can't putt with a ping, scotty cameron, odyssey or even the wilson 8802, is because my hands know what a bulls eye putter feels like. This is a classic putter. It was really popular when the balata tour ball was being used much more often back during the 70's, 80's, and early 90's. This design has been around for much longer, but it cannot be duplicated. John Reuter Jr. really created something special. Nowadays the balls are so much harder that you don't get the same feel that you used to get with a balata ball. But with this putter, you can come a little closer to that special solid feeling from a sweet spot putt. I just picked this putter up again a few days ago and I am amazed by the feel. I swore to myself that I would be a long putter player from now on because of my yip problems on short puts. I can't make a 3 footer to save my life. I used to be much more consistent with this one than any other one available. Anyway, this is a great find, I have the Flare Tip Satin shaft on it, which probably is like graphite. Great combination, brass and graphite. Thanks Acushnet!! Shines up with a Brasso treatment too, but beware the bright glare. Also have lead tape on the bottom. I also am learning to putt left handed with this putter too, no other putter can allow you to do that. 35". Customer Service Is your Acushnet running. Similar Products Used: macgregor bobby grace, never compromise voodoo daddy long, wilson 8802, ping anser, odyssey 2 ball, scotty cameron (overrated), every stinking putter. |
[Jun 01, 2009]
george horsham
Scratch Golfer
Model Reviewed:
titleist bullseye putter
im 15 years old and have NEVER been able to putt intill i picked up my dads bullseye and from then on my puttin average has gone from 34 to 28 and my handicap has gone from 7 to sratch.
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[Mar 31, 2009]
achimt
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Titleist Bull's Eye
This putter has good reviews all over and there is not to many things I can add to it.
Customer Service I got it from a garage sale. So I do not know. The people who sold it were nice. The guy told me to take good care of it and so I did and will. |
[Mar 30, 2009]
Mudbone72076
Shoots in the 100s
I've had this putter since 1976. I was once told if I could learn to putt with this blade I would be better off than most average casual players. It is dead on accurate from any distance if you know the club. It is also very unforgiving if you don't know the club. Practice has given me confidence in the simplistic design and basic stoke habits needed with this club. Try it you'll like it. |
[Nov 04, 2008]
Bob Bobatello
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Scotty Cameron Bullseye Blade
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!! |