I've played both of the 20-20s, and because they have so much weight at the back corners, they're very, very forgiving on off-center putts. So if you're a person that tends to catch the ball on the toe or heel of your putter occasionally, these putters will help you keep some semblance of the line you were looking for.

aviarist wrote:'The Wife' wants to know which(or all) of the clubs would be sufficient for her purposes. She's planning on giving me a subdural hematoma and facial lacerations with the thing, perhaps a light concussion before sending me off with a shattered rear window on the SUV - sometime after next Thanksgiving dinner.

Any suggestions welcome, I'll be at my girlfriends, but will check for posts later.

I see what you did there.

Woo hoo! Left handed love!!!!

Too bad I love my Scotty...

I want to buy one of the Belly putters (always wanted to try one), but there are two sets numbered 20-20A, and the dropdown to select an item doesn't scroll to the right. How do I know if I selected the one I really wanted before finalizing the payment?

One of the best product intro story things EVAH. Epic.

PGA Value guide gives trade-in value @:

20-15 $19.91
20-20 $16.36
20-15A $15.22
20-20A $46.88
20-10B $ 39.24

PGA Value Guide


I'll stick with my SABERTOOTH!

lhunter69 wrote:The key to a good putter is the ability to pick up your ball off the green so you don't have to bend over. None of these pass the test.

Actually, if you check out some of the reviews, some of these (at least the 20-20 will let you pick up the ball without bending over.

With these I'm finally gonna make that windmill my melon.

These clubs must be used and appear to be total cr*p. How else do you explain all those bends in the shafts? Looks like they were all wrapped around a tree after some serious three and four putts!

These are not bad putters at all. I had the 20-15. The thing I liked about it was the shaft, face and all was the same color green. This is supposed to blend in with the grass of the greens and help you focus on the alignment line more. It does help do that. You still need to put a good stroke on the ball. Its not putting it for you, just giving you less disctractions.

My 20-15's shaft's paint started peeling, leaving a distractive looking shaft in my line of sight. I sent it to Nike to replace through my pro shop. It took quite a while to replace. By the time they replaced it, I had fallen in love with a Scotty Cameron putter. So, I traded it in for club cash. I think this is a good deal as long as you are aware that the shaft may peel. That is probably why the used ones are going so cheap.

I just ordered a putter, but I want to change the length from a 33" to 34". How do I go about doing this?

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Thanks Woot! Just got the 20-20 to replace my hand-me-down TaylorMade B9s.

In for one of the 35" 20-20's. Should be a great replacement for my cheap mid-mallet Wilson that is complete junk.

jting wrote:Interesting... can someone explain what "noise" is when you putt? I've only begun learning about golf and haven't heard of this term.

I think they are referring to visual noise. This means visual distractions that may be a part of the putter or you r surroundings that distract you from lining up you putt correctly.

evansrobbie wrote:Tiger uses a custom Scotty Cameron replica of a Ping Anser 2 (a great old school club, the one Tiger grew up on). If you have a thousand bucks lying around, so can you.

$1,000... really?!

donnerip wrote:I just ordered a putter, but I want to change the length from a 33" to 34". How do I go about doing this?

Take it to your local pro shop or sporting goods store... they can add an extension for about $5 plus the cost of a new grip (Winn's are notoriously hard to remove intact).

jonlongobardi wrote:Tiger plays a Scotty Cameron by Titleist prototype putter, Nike woods and irons. I believe his deal with Nike states that if he finds a better product from another company then he can use it.

As for the Nike putters being wooted right now, $50 seems to be the going rate for these things right now. Rock Bottom Golf has them on sale through Monday for $49.29 + shipping. http://www.rockbottomgolf.com/nike-golf-ic-20-putter.html#

Tiger does NOT play Nike clubs. They're such carp even he can't hit them!

http://www.thegolfchannel.com/whats-in-the-bag/tiger-woods-us-open-championship/

Hey woot, thanks for the left-handed love this time!

The putter-buying experience without the practice holes at Edwin Watts that all slope toward the cup like a floor drain? Probably easier to imagine what these putters are like than it is to miss the cup at a golf shop.

bkarlan wrote:$110 on amazon http://www.amazon.com/Nike-Mallet-Putter-Right-Handed-Inches/dp/B002DS59R6

Try $65.

Scotty Cameron putters are Ping putter Knock-offs, but instead of a cheaper price (like most knock-offs) they have a really high price. High Price = Really Good? Tiger grew up using Ping putters until Scotty sent a couple hookers to Tiger's room. It's true...I read it in the Enquirer.

chipwithdip wrote:Yeah Tiger Woods doesn't even use Nike Putters, he uses the Scotty Cameron's

No no no, not endorsed by Tiger Woods; these are endorsed by Elin Woods. They have nice balance and are guaranteed not to crack when contacting bone.

I have the 20-20 and like it. The design makes it easy to align, it sits flat on the ground, it is nicely balanced so you won't have a problem with the yipes, and . . . it is a great ball retreiver from both the ground and the water.

I switched to the Oddessy White Hote #9 that Phil uses and like it even more.

Have decided to boycott Nike products for their shameless support of the Cheetha.

donnerip wrote:I just ordered a putter, but I want to change the length from a 33" to 34". How do I go about doing this?

Presumably you've already done this but email service@woot.com with specifics (order #, full part #)

AlecA wrote:Actually, if you check out some of the reviews, some of these (at least the 20-20 will let you pick up the ball without bending over.

If you can't pick a ball up without bending with the 20-20 it is because you are too drunk to be playing golf.

tofslie wrote:The new Nike Method putter is Tiger's backup. He actually loves it, but as you know, switching putters is hard. He is considering switching to it though. The new Method Putters are probably the best on the market now because of their face technology and feel.

http://www.nike.com/nikeos/p/nikegolf/en_US/experiences/method-putters

That video they have of impact and roll is pretty dubious. if you drag the scrubber to impact you can clearly see that the angle of the putter faces are drastically different. the method is square and the "other" putter is a few degrees open. Weak sauce.

Not to say the putters are bad in any way, (I prefer Odyssey myself) but that is not a great demo.

if you use INTERNET EXPLORER and the lengths were cut off for you in the order selection process, an adjustment was made to shorten the selection names to help. (you would have seen full selection on the order confirmation but it was annoying to guess and pick on the first screen)

(we were not aware the drop down box on IE wasn't expanding as it does on other browsers, so we'll address this long term as well)

jndtexas wrote:If you can't pick a ball up without bending with the 20-20 it is because you are too drunk to be playing golf.

and/or they brought the wrong 20-20:

In for the IC 20-20 33inch... $45 bucks isn't too shabby. What is the weight on the club head? (Praying I don't regret the 33inch size)

wanpakumono wrote:Hey woot, thanks for the left-handed love this time!

Yes, good show Woot ;)

(fellow lefty here - past lack of "love" not for lack of trying!)

I'm playing this weekend woot. could you send my putter fast like for me?!

joshjessica7 wrote:If you're shorter than 5'5" go with the 33" putter. If you're between 5'6" and 5'10" go with the 34" putter, and if you're a basketball player use the 35".

it really comes down to what is most comfortable for you. Jack Nicklaus and Phil Michelson both use shorter putters even though they are over 6'0.

duffeball wrote:I'm playing this weekend woot. could you send my putter fast like for me?!

speaking of shipping, my sleep deprived eyes just noticed this is being shipped ground. i think this will be my first woot ever shipped faster than smartpost.

"Golf is a good walk spoiled." -Mark Twain

lexicon5 wrote:"Golf is a good walk spoiled." -Mark Twain

Not if you roll in a cart!

I would consider this if I hadn't just dropped a note on a new Yes! Olivia. I'm pretty sure my taylormades wouldn't get along well with a Nike, however.

thiles wrote:Tiger does NOT play Nike clubs. They're such carp even he can't hit them!

http://www.thegolfchannel.com/whats-in-the-bag/tiger-woods-us-open-championship/

Or I can go to the Masters course option which was played last weekend and he played all Nike's with the exception of his putter.

http://www.thegolfchannel.com/whats-in-the-bag/tiger-woods-masters-tournament/

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