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SeeMore Putters Thread
Cdpkook132
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You know I don't even know which one it was. There were several I was messin around with at golfsmith while I was picking up my new shafted clubs the other day.
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Right on. GolfSmith seems to carry a decent selection of SeeMore... Maybe a PTM or an si...
If you're willing to step out of the box a little bit, check out the PTM1 or PTM3.. That stands for "precision tour milling" but it's a fancy way of giving people better feedback (in my opinion) than the standard FGP, while still allowing you to really embrace the alignment and head design (FGP or featuring ground plumbing) that SeeMore has gotten notoriety for.
I personally have a PTM3 and got it out tonight to roll around a bit. It's really shocking at that price point just how good it sounds off the face, and frankly, it looks awesome.
dhill
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I missed this earlier Cdpkook, sorry!!!
If you are rolling the mallet version, I think a look at the m3 or m5 would be a great start.
M3:
M5:
I need to try an M3. Looks awesome
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I am fairly certain at least one or two will be in Atlanta next weekend!! Time to get friendly Big D!
dhill
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Haha. I will be taking them for a test roll for sure.
Cdpkook132
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Here is the Nike for comparison. Ill try to check as many of em out as possible. Time for an upgrade throughout the entire bag.
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Here is the Nike for comparison. Ill try to check as many of em out as possible. Time for an upgrade throughout the entire bag.
If that shape fits your eye, Dan is spot on with the m3/m5 thoughts.
Cdpkook132
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That's what I was thinking when you posted the pic of the m3. I'm looking for something with a little more positive feedback. The Nike is very soft.
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So you want something that will give you a good audible interpretation of your contact? I really think the m3 is the ticket. The whistle shaft has a nice bend in it similar to the Nike too.
Cdpkook132
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Yes more audible and a little more feeling upon the hit. Seems te Nike is so soft I tend to start hitting it harder and blowing them past After leaving a few short.
Not apposed to a center mounted shaft, either.
I think I'm going to try to find an m3 to try
SeeMoreGuy
They Make 'em. I Buy 'em.
DevRickus
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Counterbalanced? I just bought the counter-balanced version. I love the shape and weight.
Iseemoredrop
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Little boy talked me into the PTM3 so that was the weapon of choice. 31 putts with lots of lip outs. Loved the feel and and feedback. Not bad for first use.
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Niiiiiiiice Keith!!!!!!!!! Such an awesome headshape. I regret moving mine every day.
DevRickus
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For those with an M3, there's a cool older SeeMore cover on the bay right now..
Nice.
I saw it and I really want an M3 anyway. Just need to find a stupid LH one.
SeeMoreGuy
They Make 'em. I Buy 'em.
I went with regular shafting Dev.
TapAhoy!
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SG. Thanks for stopping by the other day. You are happy to make some work phone calls from the studio
). Always welcomed! Have a great day.
I don't have an M3, but that cover is awesome!!!For those with an M3, there's a cool older SeeMore cover on the bay right now..
Nice.
About a month back, I found an m5b (39") on eBay for a steal. I bought it. But, with the MC looming, I forced myself not to roll a single putt with it on the course until after the MC.
It plays at 39", same as my T-Frame and sets up very similar. It's slightly lighter at 380 grams vs the 400 grams of the t-frame, but the weight is made up for inthe grip, and feels the same in hand, if not just a bit more balanced.
Having it on the course today reminded me why I love SeeMore and their RST. For the first few greens, I would set up at the ball as I normally do, I was noticing that I keep setting up with my putter face open (I could see the red dot peeking out on the left side of the shaft). I would not have noticed this if it werent for the RST. It took me a few holes to close the face and hide the red dot, and it felt so unnatural to close the face down like that, but I trusted the alignment and was rolling the ball incredibly well.
I have to think back to the last 2 putters that I have rolled and loved, the T-Frame and the DLL, and while I rolled them well, I burnt edges a good bit. Today, those putts were dropping, and that is thanks directly to the RST and me hiding the red dot.
SeeMore RST, plus slightly longer but not anchored is such a ridiculously good setup for me.
It plays at 39", same as my T-Frame and sets up very similar. It's slightly lighter at 380 grams vs the 400 grams of the t-frame, but the weight is made up for inthe grip, and feels the same in hand, if not just a bit more balanced.
Having it on the course today reminded me why I love SeeMore and their RST. For the first few greens, I would set up at the ball as I normally do, I was noticing that I keep setting up with my putter face open (I could see the red dot peeking out on the left side of the shaft). I would not have noticed this if it werent for the RST. It took me a few holes to close the face and hide the red dot, and it felt so unnatural to close the face down like that, but I trusted the alignment and was rolling the ball incredibly well.
I have to think back to the last 2 putters that I have rolled and loved, the T-Frame and the DLL, and while I rolled them well, I burnt edges a good bit. Today, those putts were dropping, and that is thanks directly to the RST and me hiding the red dot.
SeeMore RST, plus slightly longer but not anchored is such a ridiculously good setup for me.
