What first attracted me to this putter was the simple design. it works twice as goodas the original which i also own. this club is now a back up to my futura but i think i will bring it back once i am done writing this review. This putter is a deal at only $150.00 brand knew.

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none needed

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No more three jacks. No more snowmen on the score cards. This putter has a very soft feel. At first, I was leaving everthing short. It wasn't a big deal because their was a cure for it. Unlike most putters, this 2003 bullseye lines up with a single dot. At first, linning up putts was different until I lined up my logo to the dot. Bullseye everytime!! Here's my tip for using this putter... Line up your personal mark/logo on your ball to your line of putt. Then, match your the putters dot to your personal mark/logo. Like is said, bullseye everytime!!

Customer Service

N/A my local shop hooks me up!

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I bought this solid brass head putter new in the 1960s and have had it put up in a closet for many years. Recently I decided to resurrect it. I polished it up, had it cut to 34 inches and installed a new Winn grip. Well, it has been an eye-opening experience. I can judge distances better with it, and its simplicity makes it a beautiful putting instrument. The sweet spot has the softest feel I have ever experienced with a putter. It has a single simple deep cross cut black sighting line and it works like a charm. I think the beauty of this 1940s design is its simplicity and function of form. I have tried all the new-fangled weird-assed looking gimmicky putters and come away laughing and shaking my head. Then I just pull this old classic of classics out of my golf bag and start sinking putts. It just does not get any better than that. The polished solid brass head gleams and justs oozes history and memories of golfing that go back 35 years. It has a feel that has to be experienced to be understood. Pick one of these old putters up on Ebay for ten or fifteen bucks, clean it up with some brass polish and have it regripped. I think you will be pleasantly surprised at what you have been missing. I know I have.

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NO needed. Acushnet is now part of Titleist.

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Dave Pelz and too many years of long game highs and short game woes have convinced me to concentrate on my short game earnestly last year if I ever was to lower my handicap. I can honestly say that Dave was right. After several years of searching for a putting style and putter that works for me, eureka...!!! Last Christmas my sister gave me one of the auto return putting mats that came with a bullseye clone putter. I couldnt understand why I was able to sink plenty of putts using it instead of my Carbite or Never Compromise putters. One day while I was fooling around I started putting left-hand. Well guess what...I sank even a higher percentage of putts left hand with the bullseye clone than I did right handed. I have to gather two things from this eye opening experience: 1) lead hand low works as recommended by Dave Pelz and 2) bullseye type putters allow you to putt from either side and even the clone was balanced and offered plenty of feel. I decided to invest in a Scotty Cameron / 2003 Bullseye putter and haven't looked back since. I'm still putting left hand, lead hand low. I am deadly from inside 15ft and the Cameron putter is a gem in terms of both its classic looks and its sweet feel. If you're struggling with your putting, take my advice and turn it all around. It works great if your putting style is "open-square-closed" or back and through". And remember, you really haven't changed your putting style, you are just using a mirror image style of your old right hand set up. Touch and feel come really fast.... Try a Bullseye, and try putting left hand with lead hand low. It works...

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Scotty Cameron's reputation speaks for itself

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I love my bullseye. I first got it when i was twelve, and i thought it was garbage because of the look. However, as I golfed more frequently I became an excellent putter. Although my friends made fun of my putter none of them can putt as well as I. Approaching my sixth year of use I still love my bullseye, and will continue to use titleist as my putter of choice.

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never

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My first bulls eye was a Reuter original that I got as a gift from the country club pro for shooting a hole-in-one in 195l. I used it for 30 years when it was stolen. I replaced it with a Titleist original and have used it since, except when I tried some high-tec putters none of which had the feel of my bulls eye. Put it behind the ball and just let the club do its work. I'm 83 and the bulls eye is my "seeing eye dog" on any type of green..

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I have been playing on and off for several years now. My putting seems to have it's good days and bad (Mostly Bad). So I was determined to find a putter that would help me. I had heard alot about the Odyssey Two White Ball Putter and went to the Golfmart to buy one. While at the Golf Store, I spent literally 5 hours trying out different putters. One of the first putters that caught my eye was the Titleist Bullseye, not because of fancy gimicks but because of the simpleness of this putter. During the entire time I tried out different putters, I kept coming back to the Titleist Bullseye because I kept sinking the putts with this putter. Odyssey Two White ball Putter never even came close. Id try out the Odyssey, and shoot, left or right of the hole. Then I'd try the Titleist Bullseye and sink it. Over and over, the same thing happened. I came in to buy an almost 200 dollar putter and left with a 75 dollar putter, that felt good, and helped me sink shots. Again no bells or whistles, just nice putting. It was probabbly because without all the aiming aids, I had to line up the shot and use a better swing. Therefore, without even trying, I had to put better to sink the ball. Believe me, this putter works, feels good, and looks good too for all you astheticly minded people out there. Buy it, you will like it

It says I shoot in the 70's, but I'm really a 62 average.

what can i say other than if you know putters then you should know the work of art all camerons are! this is no exception. great lines, no bells or whistles. feels solid, great feel, and the new t grip is far superior from the old paddle style grip in the past. for the price i paid compared to prices in shops this was a real deal for a brand new putter. feels like no other that i have owned or used!

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no need to use

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After putting woes, I purchased a Bullseye putter as I have used similar style putters previously. A great putter when hit sweet but must have a solid putting stroke to make it sing. My inconsistent swing was no match and the Bullseye now sits gathering dust unfortunately. Great value but I did not do the club justice!