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I've recently switched to this model after using blade putters and an Odyssey 2 ball. It was my son's and is therefore quite short at 33", but then I'm 5'8" so certainly not wanting anything much longer . For anyone that gets distance wrong because of inconsistent contact on the putter head and/or alignment, I would recommend this putter highly. I've found that with the half mallet, it's very easy to aim and combined with shorter backswing and an elongated push stroke, I make a lot more putts from all distances and 3 putt very rarely. I only paid $80 for it as well, including postage. It inspires confidence the more you use it. I wonder how much better/different the Redwood would be....

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Dunno because bought second hand

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Odyssey 2 ball
Scotty Cameron Newport

I checked out a lot of putters this winter. Am a mid-teen hcpper, and give up most of my strokes on the greens. Determined with my pendulum stroke I perferred face-weighted mallets over toe hanging blades. If you feel similarly, you should really check out Ping Piper (as well as B60). The Piper provides a more "traditional" look than the Odyssey 2-balls, SC Futura, or other "unconventional" mallets. Very comparable to the Odyssey White Hot Rossi. My choice has the smooth, hosel-less, slightly offset shaft. The center depression in the flange is the same width as a ball, giving a nice sightline both at address and during stroke. I have seen models with an extra centered white line, but that looked too busy to my eye. Tho an Anser-type flanged blade was my preferred idea of what a putter "ought" to look like, I have quickly gotten used to the Piper. Nice clean lines. Tough pick between the std and the G2. Felt the insert might give me slightly better distance control. Doesn't feel too soft - but I have the hands of a bricklayer, so what would I know?! And the blue G2 Winn grip is very comfortable, just the right amount of softness and tackiness. Only approx $10 more than std. Another factor leading me towards Ping is, I am tall, and preferred a longer putter permitting a slightly more upright stance. Ping's 35" putters are slightly longer than most other manufacturers'. And I ordered a 37" at no extra cost. I preferred that over regripping and sticking a plug in a new putter. Must admit Ping's reputation for quality played a role. I figure for $90 (including tax) it is worth buying a quality name product to see it this helps this portion of my game. Instead of shelling out 2-3X the amt for a Scotty Studio, Bett, etc.

Customer Service

Custom length ordered at no extra cost. Choice of multiple lies and lofts. Mine is std/std. Delivered in < 1 week. Includes head cover.

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Compared against Odyssey, Never Compromise, Rossa, etc.