Hickory4ever

I would send an email to Otey Crisman III. They still make putters in Alabama. Just google for the website.

I learned to play with a Bullseye putter and still game one most of the time. Putting has always been a strength. Since going on my vintage quest, I try a lot of putters for fun and like to even try my friend’s latest gizmo. I do well with almost all centre shafted putters. My Schenectady putter from the early 1900’s is as good as any putter that I have tried. Newer does not mean better. For me, the putter needs to feel right and have the goldilocks weight. I don’t like any offset and I can tell if I like a putter after a few putts. Playing an old Bullseye or Otey Crisman plays with my buddies heads. Watching me make more putts than they do with their latest tech gizmo is very satisfying. It is also quite cost effective 😀.

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As @bcstones said, golf clubs are meant to be played. They are not ornaments.

Thanks for the post but I was directly involved and appeared in the article. I was the contact for the reporter and got the others involved. It was a very nice piece and we hope that it will not be the last.

Just thought I would say hello. I haven’t been on the site very much over the last while. It has been a busy year of golf that started late (March 14) but ramped up the last couple months. Today was my 87th round of the year, 40 hickory. I hope everyone is having a good summer. Ours has been hot and sticky the last month. Have a great day.