You Got To Be Kidding Me! Right?

 
http://www.mygolfspy.com/cleveland-smart-square-putter/

Well, given that we have:


(From Golfwrx.com)


(From Thesandtrap.com)


(From delofted.com)


(From delofted.com)


(From dvice.com)


(From golfmagic.com)

And many many many other odd-shaped putters, there's little which surprises me these days.

Don't forget the Black Hawk putter used by Matt Every during this year Sony Open.... It created quite a sensation when he putted so well with it for the 1st 2 days....

how does that last "axis" putter even work? haha, smart square looks interesting, probably wouldn't buy it though!


http://www.eighteenunderpar.com/smart-square-by-cleveland-golf/

Concept-wise, I can't believe Odyssey did not take Cleveland to task for infringing their copyright.  Visually though, two balls seem more intuitive than two squares and a round ball...

The Axis1 is one of the best putters I tried at this years PGA show; very stable and no twisting at all.

I would have bought one there and then but they weren't for sale.

Ssquirrel wrote:

The Axis1 is one of the best putters I tried at this years PGA show; very stable and no twisting at all.

I would have bought one there and then but they weren't for sale.

+1

Its amazing how stable it was without any twisting for off centre hits on putts.

@TS: I love the original horse shoes Futura and regretted selling it off many years back. It is difficult to find a used one that is of great condition now. haiz.

nutty88 wrote:

@TS: I love the original horse shoes Futura and regretted selling it off many years back. :(It is difficult to find a used one that is of great condition now. haiz.

You had one? I thought it was quite revolutionary... much like Nike's odd-shaped beast. I did like how the ball rolled with the Nike though. I guess it's really about feel first, looks second. Whatever gets the ball in the hole, right?