Pinemeadow Pre 2.0 Putter (Right-Handed, Steel, Regular, 34-Inches)

for the price, this putter is a must. It really shocked me with how great the quality of the steel is and the head of the club itself is a perfect weight and has improved my putting incredibly. The cover is also pretty sweet since its magnetized which makes it real easy to slip in and out. Do it. DO IT.

EDIT: After a full season using it, the durability is good. There is paint chipping off, which over time may be an issue, but at this price point? Just know it will perform every bit as good. This is near perfect. The weight, the feel, the solid contact, the excellent grip, and the consistent performance. I would absolutely buy more Pinemeadow products based on this outstanding club. I do not give 5 star reviews often, but there two thumbs WAY UP from both Siskel and Ebert. Buy with no hesitation.

bon putter et bonne qualité. pourquoi payé plus cher.

The fact that I still miss my 3 footers has nothing to do with this putter and everything to do with the fact I can't read green speeds! Seriously though, this is a really nice putter, especially for the price. I wanted a blade putter, not them crazy looking mallets so this was a really nice choice. I'm not a good enough golfer to mention things like "sweet spot" or "weight ratios," but its light and feels good in my hands. The little sock-like cover for it was "meh," and would fall off like 4 times per round as I drove the cart. I eventually lost it and had to replace it, so keep that in mind. Recommended.

Let me start out by saying that I'm a new golfer with a handicap of 35. My first golf set last year was a $100 full bag of clubs from a retail store. I liked the game so I upgraded my clubs to a new set, but the new set did not come with a putter. My old cheap set had a mallet style putter, so I wanted to pick up a blade putter to see if I liked that style, and for the price, this putter fit the bill. I've used this putter for just over a week now, and my opinion on it varies. When you strike the ball in the middle of the club head, it has a nice solid contact, and it seems to go right where you aim it. If you hit to far on the toe, or heel of the club, it seems a bit 'loose' and doesn't feel solid. This may be typical of all blade putters. Looking down on the putter is nice, the white line helps me line up my puts well, and the putter comes with a nice magnetic head cover that works well. If you are a good player and hit the ball correctly regularly, then this would be a great putter for a great price. *UPDATE* I've now used the putter for a while, and like it more than my original post reflects. I'm hitting it constantly in its sweet spot and its always a solid hit. I left my original post above, but add a +1 after getting used to the club.