Branding

[jdietz574]

What golf brand product is hiding under the radar? Something that is a great product but does not get that much attention in the lime light. For instance, you never see a lot of advertising for Mizuno Irons. I think they are the best ever made and I have tried them all.

 

[JRod]

I guess by that logic there are tons....

Miura
Fourteen Golf
Scratch
list goes on

 

[_JL_]

Nickent comes immediately to mind.

 

[clam fist]

Fuzz golf balls.

 

[CharlieMoy]

Fuzz golf balls? Never heard of them. Any good?

Fuzz golf balls.

 

[JB]

What golf brand product is hiding under the radar? Something that is a great product but does not get that much attention in the lime light. For instance, you never see a lot of advertising for Mizuno Irons. I think they are the best ever made and I have tried them all.

I would hardly call Mizuno under the radar. They sponsor tour players, pay a TON in advertising to Digest and Golf. Under the radar would be a smaller company or a company not discussed. There are too many that love Mizuno to ever have them not discussed.

As for them being the best ever, glad they are working for you. I too have tried them all and would not put them at the top of my list. Good yes, but not hte best for me.

 

[SeeMoreGuy]

Mizzy's are good but did not work for me. Right now my PING G15's and TM Burners seem to be doing the trick so I have to favor them. Who knows what next year may bring.

 

[CharlieMoy]

Seemore putters...

 

[the_paulo]

I'd imagine a few putter brands might go under this heading at the moment. I quite like STX putters in the 'not so popular' category.

Guess there's a bit of difference between 'under the radar' and 'underappreciated' in terms of advertising and availability of products (over here at least). There might also be a correlation there.

 

[JB]

I'd imagine a few putter brands might go under this heading at the moment. I quite like STX putters in the 'not so popular' category.

Guess there's a bit of difference between 'under the radar' and 'underappreciated' in terms of advertising and availability of products (over here at least). There might also be a correlation there.

Agreed. I also think when it comes to putters, the list is a mile long because there are so many VERY good putter companies that are small and just do things right.