Callaway Tuttle Putters
Callaway Tuttle Putters
USER REVIEWS
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[Jan 29, 2001]
Chase the man Rolls
Shoot in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
tuttle
this club just didn't work for me. it might be because the head was too heavy, or maybe cause i am used to playing an insert putter, but for some odd reason, i constantly over hit most my putts with this club. And its not like i didn't give this club a chance, i used it for about 6 months with no luck. I switched to a ping isopur about 9 months ago, and it has really improved my putting. Try out a few different putters before you buy one, don't make the mistakes i did. Similar Products Used: ping isopur, odessy putter with black insert |
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[Aug 21, 2000]
brian miller
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
callaway tuttle
i love the putter! when i first tryed it at the store i was so impressed. it was the first time that i had every made 20 solid putts in a row! Similar Products Used: odyssey dual force 550 |
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[May 31, 2000]
Ben
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Tuttle Classic
Oh my, what to say. This is simply THE cutest putter I have ever seen. Look at it, what a funny little face with a silly little eye on top. Not to mention I love the sound it makes when it talks to me when I putt with it. The adorable little clicking sound hooked me. I can't say I've ever used it in a round, but it is so adorable that you just have to buy it. In my collection of over 200 putters, this is the cutest, funniest, and silliest. Similar Products Used: Every Callaway and Odyssey Putter |
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[Feb 25, 2000]
Steve V.
Shoot in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Tuttle
Works great when your stroke is on...but not at all forgiving on off center hits. Have a spare putter for for the times that you are in a slump. Similar Products Used: Ping Anser & anser2i, Odyssey Rossie, Scotty Cameron |
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[Jun 10, 2000]
Danny Esparza
Shoot in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Callaway, Tuttle
The Tuttle just didn't work for me. I was very inconsistant with my contact, I didn't feel like I was hitting the ball flush. Similar Products Used: none |
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[May 24, 1999]
Brian
Shoot in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Tuttle
When I picked up this club in the pro-shop, I was convinced I wouldn't like it due to it's V-shaped bottom and lack of sight line. However, I took it out to the practice green and I didn't push a single putt. After my first two rounds, I didn't miss the lack of sight line and my putts descreased on average by four strokes. This is a very forgiving club and I was able to get comfortable with it quickly. As for value, its right in the average price range (about $100). But compared to the Scotty Cameron's, its a steal. Similar Products Used: None |
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[Dec 29, 1999]
Marshalll
Shoot in the 100s
I'm not a good golfer but I've been playing for a while and have used a wide variety of equipment. I currently use the Tuttle and have had mixed success with the club. My major gripe is the bottom surface (Warbird soleplate??) occasionally gets caught on the putting surface. However, the putter emulates the wonderful clicking sound of the woods on impact when you hit it square. All in all a nice club but probably not worth the $100 I paid for it. Also, club is subject to rusting after a couple years. Customer Service It's no secret that this club offers nothing over a solid generic other than a pretentious Callaway headcover- I knew that beforehand and I still bought it. Shame on me. Similar Products Used: Ping, Odyssey |
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[Aug 17, 2001]
Max
3
Model Reviewed:
Tuttle--need headcover!!!!!!
I NEED A HEAD COVER FOR MY TUTTLE PUTTER PLEASE! PLEASE CONTACT ME...R.RUGBY@VERIZON.NET Similar Products Used: None |