Guerine Rife Two Bar Mallet Putters
Guerine Rife Two Bar Mallet Putters
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[Apr 01, 2024]
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[Jan 02, 2024]
minami
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[Feb 07, 2011]
jjloans
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Rife IMO Mallet
Just picked up brand new on Ebay for $59... not sure why so cheap, introducing it or maybe it didn't "catch on".
Customer Service NA Similar Products Used: Everything My trusty copper ping B60 is still a groovy putter, but the IMO knocked it out. Nest best, believe it or not was a funky T-Model with a weird tail off the back. Skoal! |
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[Dec 30, 2009]
Ste
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
2 bar hybrid mallet
I picked up this at the beginning of the year. I am not one for changing putters regularly but picked this up in the pro shop and immediately liked the feel of it. I had him cut the shaft down to 33". After that I tried out the weights and settled on the heavier set. Since then I have really grown to like this putter. It has a lovely smooth action, people comment on how well the ball rolls off the face and I used it to great effect to win my first ever club major this year when every putt finished up dead. The option to bend the shaft is grat for customisation but as it happens it was perfect for me at the start and so I haven't needed to. Customer Service Not required Similar Products Used: MacGregor MK6.4GT
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[Mar 14, 2009]
jakeryan
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
2-bar Mallet black
The putter has a nice, soft feel and is very customizeable. You bend it to fit your setup and can even change the weights to fit your liking. I also changed the stock grip to a Winn pistol midsize and just love this thing.
Customer Service N/A Similar Products Used: Odyssey 2-ball |
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[Feb 01, 2009]
indaho
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Hybrid Mallet
Its been a while since I did a review but I just had to write one after using this awesome putter. Its very easy to line up a putt with the two bars. The bending tool worked out fine as I was able to change the lie of the club to fit my stance and stroke. Now my putts go where I aim. Customer Service None needed Similar Products Used: Ping Odysssey |
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[Dec 27, 2008]
dfirca
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Tour 2-bar hybrid mallet
This is a review for the new Tour 2-bar hybrid mallet. Admittedly, I have owned a lot of equipment. But once I find a piece of equipment I like, it will be in my bag for a long time. I can honestly say, this club will be in my bag a long time. Many club designers will say 4 degrees of loft is ideal. In my experience, 4 degrees is too much putter loft for my swing. The ball bounces as it comes off the face and putts consistently came up short. And the amount of skidding and bouncing varies depending on the type and length of the grass. Problem solved with the Rife. It has the smoothest and fastest roll and this is their best feeling model as well!! I've played a Scotty Cameron Red X and the Red X5 and both of them are gone now. I also tried a Cleveland VP2 Milled putter. Good putter, but I prefer a mallet. With the skidding and bouncing limited and a much quicker roll, distance control is now much more consistent. My putts always came up short so all I had to do was produce the same swing and the reduced loft helped get the ball to the hole. I have a 33 inch length putter and could not be happier. It comes with two sets of adjustable weights, but I prefer the lighter weights. And the two bars make this club easy to align. I never liked other curved alignment aides. I prefer the two straight bars. Customer Service I have never contacted their customer service department. Similar Products Used: Owned Scotty Cameron Red X & Red X5, Cleveland VP2 Milled, Ping Craz-E i series and a Yes putter and have tried every single putter Golf Galaxy offers. |
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[Oct 01, 2008]
yosser
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
rife two bar mallet
buy it.never miss a short one again. Similar Products Used: 2 ball. |
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[Sep 08, 2008]
nrose88378
Scratch Golfer
Model Reviewed:
Rife 2-Bar Mallet (New Design)
I have owned 3 putters throughout my golfing tenure: +37 yrs. I don't like change too much. My first was an old mallet from my dad. An actual lead, semi-circular head with a brass insert. What a museum piece but I could stroke it. Next came a Scotty Cameron Santa Fe/Black. Tremendous putter. Just got it refinished and ready to put it in a case for show. Came across the 2-Bar and was scheptical but curious. After about 4hrs of playing in the pro shop I decided to give it a try. It takes a little getting used to. The swing plane is different than a Scotty. After tuning it a bit and increasing the weights, it has gotton EXTREMELY smooth feeling. The stock grip is a little small so I replaced it with a WINN oversized. What a difference. I was a scratch golfer before and used to be money around the cup from 10-12ft. That kind of faded. Now, with the 2-Bar, I have gotten back into form and even extended out to about 15ft, consistantly. Tremendous confidence builder. My son now hates when we have our putting contests. He loses worse than ever. Similar Products Used: Scotty Cameron Santa Fe |
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[Jul 05, 2008]
david
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
rife two bar mallet
Just switched over from a Doc 17 putter. Im getting much better speed control and alignment. Really love it!!11 Similar Products Used: Ping Doc 17, Ping Doc 15, SC Futura, SC Red X |