I actually used one of the BLADs. My cousin bought one. Obviously not built to my specs, but I liked it… felt like you’d be automatic from 4 feet and in.
In terms of the pros, I feel like this sort of tech is more designed for those of us who don’t spend 10,000 hours honing our stroke… though I do wonder if Bryson tried one!
I had Dave Phillips fit me for a new Scotty Cameron putter and it felt like I was born with it in my hands.
Got a putter fitting at Cog Hill (Kevin Weeks) about 10 years ago. Though it was worthwhile. He thought my Two Ball needed more loft, so I had Dennis Piant (now has Cool Clubs franchise in northern suburbs of Chicago) do the work. I have a Heavy Putter in my AZ set in Mom’s garage, so I had Dennis add a Tungsten rod to my Two Ball – get lots of funny looks from caddies when they grab my putter. Like the way the extra weight feels in my hands.
Thanks for note. Below is a how we talk about face balanced at impact. It has been a part of SeeMore’s technology since the inception of the company back in the 90’s. All of our center shaft/near center shaft blade and small mallet putters have face balanced at impact. Others refer to face balanced at impact as torque balanced, balance to plane, lie angle balance.
Face Balanced At Impact
This putter incorporates the dynamic benefit of “Face Balanced at IMPACT” also called “square to plane” or “balanced to plane”. Putters in this category consist of blades and small mallets hosting a straight center shaft or near center shaft design. They help the golfer develop an improved putting stroke and have the ability to continually improve with guidance from a SPi instructor or SeeMore tech manual or video. SeeMore’s optimal designs are Face Balance at IMPACT putters.
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Ok, ok, ok!!! I went to golf galaxy today and behold, they had a full display of @SeeMorePutters Now before this week I’ve only seen or heard of them a handful of times. I messed with the Si3 and Lordy did I fall in love. Now, let’s just remember, I was just fitted about three months ago for a putter, so I know now that I need at least 15-30° open because I have a tendency to shut the face at impact. So Si3 and FGP mallet meets the criterium of that. I am not one who cares what the putter looks like when I look down at it, I care more about the feel. The Si3 is a thing of beauty and it’s pretty easy to square. The little white lines with 
between them is brilliant. You know if your face is open or closed and you don’t need to do anything after you set up, except fire and forget. Now because I just spent the money on a new custom fitted putter I couldn’t get myself to pull the trigger, yet! I will add that to the bag though in a few months and have the fitted putter for a back up. Side note: it was a good thing I didn’t spend the $275 as I went to Costco and walked out spending an unexpected $312. Hahahaha. I know why the seemore’s are all the buzz now though.
“Heavy putter” is a trigger for me.
When caddying as a teenage the course had a heavy putter demo day and both bags I was carrying took one out. Not fun.
How heavy?
I gamed a hog mallet before oversized putters were cool.
My putter weighs about 1.3 lbs, but a regular Heavy Putter goes about 2
Yea I’m talking about the actual brand Heavy Putter.
The thing just looks heavy (and this looks smaller than the ones I was carrying)
Looked at the SeeMore putters, going on my wish list for sure.
They are pretty neat. I am seriously considering putting one in my bag, even though I just got a brand new putter. I think @jon mentioned this in another post about putting yips, but sometimes a simple change of equipment can help get rid of the yips. I don’t have them. currently, but it’s a good enough excuse to tell myself, in order to justify its purchase.
Here is a preview video that Pat O’Brien, SeeMore Global Ambassador, on youtube that might help talking about the yips.
To check more out on his putting instructional videos on our website - SeeMore/Accessories
or if you have questions feel free to reach out to us at [email protected].
Got myself to a PGA Superstore today. Tried as mugshots as I could. My favorite putter in the terms of the balance was actually the Axis1. It just seemed to effortlessly return to square for me every time in perfect rhythm. Fun! They didn’t have any Edels. They had some L.A.B.’s on consignment. Those things are crazy looking! I bet I could get used to it though…
I’m really interested in the lab… maybe one day they’ll have one near me!
Or I’ll find an excuse to go to Nashville.
Busy today but send Brandon a note at [email protected]. You are not far from us at all! Thanks!
Thanks! I’ll do that next time I’m in Nashville. Wife and I were celebrating our ten year anniversary and took the kids to Opryland for the splash park… finished the trip at the dragon park and pancake pantry… they outvoted me going to a putter fitting 3-1.
