My style of putting is more of a straight to straight face square to target. Not the slight arc which goes open to close. For my type of swing i would like a square face balanced putter is better then the off square putter. the DF3 is a faced balanced putter and the i believe the PXG is a Tilt balance where the club will tend to open on back swing and close on the follow. I consider myself a good putter and would personally like the DF3 face balanced putters Then PXG Allan. But i do not use the DF3 for me it looks too funky and i just use a normal square face putter.
Some long time ago i was playing in an Assistant's PGA Local tournament and i was so frustrated with my putting i decided to change to left hand low. I really never practiced this stroke, but i was pretty furious with myself. I shot till the 18th hole -4 and then i got nervous and 4 putted the last hole. i still came in 2nd place so from then on i kept using the cross hand grip. I made more short puts for birdy and saved a lot of pars. Right then i realized that this was much more accurate on the line i chose to roll the ball on. I still use it and i still can reproduce the same stroke and trust it more. I then also realized that anything over 10 yards my distance control was not good so i just went to conventional grip and the distance control was better. Most of my juniors that i start from scratch i teach them this way and had very good success.
What is your thoughts on the balanced zero putters eg Lab , PXG Allan and Evnroll zero family?
My style of putting is more of a straight to straight face square to target. Not the slight arc which goes open to close. For my type of swing i would like a square face balanced putter is better then the off square putter. the DF3 is a faced balanced putter and the i believe the PXG is a Tilt balance where the club will tend to open on back swing and close on the follow. I consider myself a good putter and would personally like the DF3 face balanced putters Then PXG Allan. But i do not use the DF3 for me it looks too funky and i just use a normal square face putter.
Is left hand low your grip choice? If so, why?
Some long time ago i was playing in an Assistant's PGA Local tournament and i was so frustrated with my putting i decided to change to left hand low. I really never practiced this stroke, but i was pretty furious with myself. I shot till the 18th hole -4 and then i got nervous and 4 putted the last hole. i still came in 2nd place so from then on i kept using the cross hand grip. I made more short puts for birdy and saved a lot of pars. Right then i realized that this was much more accurate on the line i chose to roll the ball on. I still use it and i still can reproduce the same stroke and trust it more. I then also realized that anything over 10 yards my distance control was not good so i just went to conventional grip and the distance control was better. Most of my juniors that i start from scratch i teach them this way and had very good success.