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Mr. Grace is a fantastic person to answer questions and to deal with. I actually acquired a 6330 over the winter and in one of our conversations i mentioned to him that I had one and he ended up wanting it. The look of the 6330 is absolutely amazing and I had wanted one for a while, but my stroke is not very conducive for a blade putter like that. We worked out a deal and he explained to me why you could no longer produce the 6330, definitely a bad deal for him. The 6300 is a very cool blade putter also. That 4 diamond is sweet. I have two different 3 diamond custom weld plumber necks with one being a widebody. Have a handful of slant weld neck's and F18,f22, f35, NYC Tours also. It all started with me in the fall of 1994 after Nick Price won the PGA Championship and I received my first Bobby Grace a Fat Lady Swings. Needless to say when he went to the radial face is where I feel his putters made the absolute biggest jump and really separated his putters from everyone else's

Did you know that Grace makes an aluminum radial insert that you can swap in for your current insert, definitely makes the feel much more firm. He use to offer a copper insert also, but i dont believe those are available anymore. I have a handful of F-22's and I have a custom that has a milled radial solid face with no insert. Im sure it was a one off, but he has done some pretty cool custom things with his putters. Many in my Grace collection are simply impulse buys because I have never seen one like that and probably wont ever see one like it again. If people can just putt with a Grace for 20mins and get past what they believe is to soft of a feeling with the insert, which after using for a short time really isnt that soft. Grace putters roll the ball better and are more forgiving than anything else made.