Two Way Putter

Good value for basic putter

Good to use, nice quality

Needed a putter for my left handed 12 year old. This one is sturdy and feels well made. Guide lines to help with aim. rubber grip. Not too heavy.Good for the price. She is really pleased with it.Can be used right handed too.

I didn't expect much for the price and only bought it to experiment with putting left handed without paying a fortune. I am stunned with how good it is. I expected a clunky club with very little help in terms of technology but amazingly, it has the feel of a more expensive, modern putter. Very, very useful and it might become my putter of choice.

Bought this to replace a 3-piece putter that kept breaking at the joints. It looks good and seems well made, much stronger than the old one. Very happy with it, and so is our son, who has had plenty of use out of it with no issues. Would recommend.

worked fine

This is the classic toe weighted putter made famous in the fifties and sixties before the Ping Anser. I wanted one to test my putting skills on the putting green, as opposed to on the course, as this has the smallest sweet spot and offers the most challenge to help improve my putting skills. I was impressed as soon as I got my hands on it - it just felt right - but I was gobsmacked when I took it to the green and was holing putts much longer than I could with my regular perimeter weighted blade. The feel is awesome and the club is ideal on a fast green.Something with a little more heft is better if the greens are wet but this is now my main putter and I can't believe the price!

This is an old fashioned looking putter compared to modern designs and this is what I like about it. Feels sturdy enough and the only issue is that I ordered the brass finish and it is starting to come off. But for less than 20 GBP I would not expect much more. Apart from that I am enjoying using it!