SeeMore Putters...Here Is The Love!

[apprenti23]

SeeMore putters are training aids that you can bring with you out on the course. They are perfect for beginners or anyone struggling with their putting. I call them "blue collar putters," because they're hard working performers! For what they lack in sex appeal they make up for in performance. It's vital that you get properly fit for your SeeMore. You do not need to use the SeeMore SPi method to use the putter, but you do need to have the proper length and lie angle to maximize the benefit of RST. I recommend them to anyone looking for a putter and encourage them just to try it.

I prefer to use the Si5w. Sure it isn't a beautiful putter nor is it the best feeling putter, but it gets the job done well.

[Sparkyfriz]

i was gaming a One CS for the longest time. It just fit me, I rolled it great, and was comfortable/confident with it. For some reason, I wanted something new, so I was fit for an Edel. I sold a bunch of old clubs on eBay to purchase the Edel, but I never once thought of selling my old trusty SeeMore. I have tried to love my Edel, but my SeeMore is my favorite. Their customer service is second to none too.

[Chief71]

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i was gaming a One CS for the longest time. It just fit me, I rolled it great, and was comfortable/confident with it. For some reason, I wanted something new, so I was fit for an Edel. I sold a bunch of old clubs on eBay to purchase the Edel, but I never once thought of selling my old trusty SeeMore. I have tried to love my Edel, but my SeeMore is my favorite. Their customer service is second to none too.
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It's funny. I have recently come back to the One CS despite recently picking up a great deal on a z3c(which I have wanted for a long time). I also like my X3. Going to sell my mFGP2, Si3, & SB2c. Right now, I'm making everything with the One CS.

[altess27]

I used an mFGP2 for awhile last summer. It had an awesome feel to it but the center shaft just didn't work well with my stroke. For straight back straight through putting strokes I think SeeMore is one of the best out there.

[MMB1500]

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I used an mFGP2 for awhile last summer. It had an awesome feel to it but the center shaft just didn't work well with my stroke. [b]For straight back straight through putting strokes I think SeeMore is one of the best out there.[/b]
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??. Isn't their whole concept based on promoting a stroke with a slight arc, which is how one keeps the red dot hidden?

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[altess27]

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[quote name='altess27' timestamp='1422211029' post='10815487']
I used an mFGP2 for awhile last summer. It had an awesome feel to it but the center shaft just didn't work well with my stroke. [b]For straight back straight through putting strokes I think SeeMore is one of the best out there.[/b]
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??. Isn't their whole concept is based on prompting a stroke with a slight arc, which is how one keeps the red dot hidden?

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Well now that's interesting I've never seen that video or truthfully looked into their concept, kind of just wanted to give a center shaft a shot haha. I thought all center shafts are for SBST strokes. I should've stated that I'm not an expert lol.

[Hakko]

[quote name='altess27' timestamp='1422211029' post='10815487']
I used an mFGP2 for awhile last summer. It had an awesome feel to it but the center shaft just didn't work well with my stroke. For straight back straight through putting strokes I think SeeMore is one of the best out there.
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They make a few heel shafted, zero-offset models. I love my m2.

[Golfcat]

Messed around on the putting green. I have relatively small hands (cadet small). If I am going to have the grip in my fingers like O'Brien recommends, I need a smaller grip. I have an Iomic standard and Iomic midsize, and I can definitely feel the head better with the small. The midsize starts to creep into the palm.

26 putts in yesterday's round....wish I hit more greens....

[SeeMore Putters]

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Messed around on the putting green. I have relatively small hands (cadet small). If I am going to have the grip in my fingers like O'Brien recommends, I need a smaller grip. I have an Iomic standard and Iomic midsize, and I can definitely feel the head better with the small. The midsize starts to creep into the palm.

26 putts in yesterday's round....wish I hit more greens....
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Golfcat - great round of golf! If you have a question about grip size - call the office and we can give you some options for a smaller grip - Pure grip might be a good option or GOP as well. Thanks.

[LaughingSeven]

Been playing a Si2 for the past year+ and just found a M2 that I'll put in the bag for my next couple of rounds. My ~34 putts/round average needs some help.

[SeeMore Putters]

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Been playing a Si2 for the past year+ and just found a M2 that I'll put in the bag for my next couple of rounds. My ~34 putts/round average needs some help.
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No worries! Set up a time in the putting studio and come visit us for a lesson - info@seemore.com. Happy to help.

[DRGJR72]

Saw the SeeMore FGP giant or big version at the PGA Show and I actually really like the look of it. Seems like it would be super easy to aim and align, and add confidence, as it is much bigger in person than one might imagine. Might be a putter I look at to add to my stable and then check out on the SAM putt lab to see what works the best.

[SeeMore Putters]

[quote name='DRGJR72' timestamp='1422393333' post='10830123']
Saw the SeeMore FGP giant or big version at the PGA Show and I actually really like the look of it. Seems like it would be super easy to aim and align, and add confidence, as it is much bigger in person than one might imagine. Might be a putter I look at to add to my stable and then check out on the SAM putt lab to see what works the best.
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Thanks for the feedback. We asked everyone to roll it 5 times and by the third roll everyone loved the feel and the ease of making a putt. The stability and the correct use of MOI along with SeeMore's face balance at impact putters .... great combination.

[kmod83_18]

Well I just received my seemore PTM 1 on the recommendation of one of your cs reps I like it much better then my fgp-w can't wait for the weather to get nice so I can get it outside. I'm hoping this is the answer for my PAT. Time to spend some time on the Spi site since I have no instructors close. Maybe once I get my PAT passed I will go through and become a certified instructor because I believe believe in this product

[Golfcat]

MOD's...change the title to "SeeMore...Here Is The Love"

Averaging 28 putts per round over the last 5 rounds since I committed to SeMore. Settled on an Iomic standard with 1 extra wrap.

Of course, being golf, my ball striking has gone to shite.

Looking forward to this season of golf. Keep the SeeMore love coming!

Now I need a cool SeeMore hat...I sent Seemore a couple of ideas. Cool company to work with.

[LaughingSeven]

What do the different letters mean at the end of the model number on SeeMore putters? For example, I've seen M2b, and M1w.

[Medson]

model names.

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What do the different letters mean at the end of the model number on SeeMore putters? For example, I've seen M2b, and M1w.
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[Golfcat]

I know w is "whistle" shaft. It is a full shaft offset shaft.

[SeeMore Putters]

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I know w is "whistle" shaft. It is a full shaft offset shaft.
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Correct - "w" stands for whistle shaft or offset. Making change for 2015 to just call offset.

[ciddyboy7]

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[quote name='Golfcat' timestamp='1422617905' post='10847331']
I know w is "whistle" shaft. It is a full shaft offset shaft.
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Correct - "w" stands for whistle shaft or offset. Making change for 2015 to just call offset.
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Awesome the offset shaft has been a perfect fit for my putting

[Golfcat]

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[kcsf]

My "new to me" RST2 Si4 rocks so far on the carpet. Taking it out next week.

[duffer888]

The love is right here. Purchased used at a steal of a deal for $99 before they started coming back.

[Golfcat]

Duff...that's hot (Paris Hilton voice)

[wooleeboolee]

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Uhh, what the heck is that?? I stared at it for 5 minutes, turned it sideways and upside down, and still don't get it. Help!!!

[Golfcat]

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Uhh, what the heck is that?? I stared at it for 5 minutes, turned it sideways and upside down, and still don't get it. Help!!!
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[wooleeboolee]

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Uhh, what the heck is that?? I stared at it for 5 minutes, turned it sideways and upside down, and still don't get it. Help!!!
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Thanks!

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[Backspin9]

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[quote name='altess27' timestamp='1422211029' post='10815487']
I used an mFGP2 for awhile last summer. It had an awesome feel to it but the center shaft just didn't work well with my stroke. [b]For straight back straight through putting strokes I think SeeMore is one of the best out there.[/b]
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??. Isn't their whole concept based on promoting a stroke with a slight arc, which is how one keeps the red dot hidden?

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I worked with an SPi instructor last summer and the way it was explained to me is that if you are using a pendulum stroke it will appear to be straight back and straight through up to a point. On longer putts where you have to draw the putter back farther it will naturally go a little inside on the way back and on the follow through. It's more important to keep the putter centered on your sternum and make a pendulum motion rather than trying to keep it perfectly on-line back and through.

I think there is a little misconception when it comes to straight back and straight through putting. It is virtually impossible to do on longer putts without manipulating your hands or the putter in some way. If the putter is square at setup and you make a good pendulum stroke without manipulating it, it will be square at impact. It really doesn't matter what the putter does on the way back.

[Chief71]

Here's my current SeeMore love. I just picked this SeeMore Z3c Tour Limited Platinum up recently on eBay for $190 shipped. The seller had removed the red dot for a cleaner look(not sure I agree with that) but I decided to do my 1st ever paintfill job. I was going to do Red to make it original again, but I decided to match the Lime Green Feel-Tec Oversize grip instead. Check it out.

[atkinsinc]

I lost my red dot a few times. In lieu of a first class paint fill, I use my 6-year-old's Barbie nail polish. I did not like the look without the dot. It probably would not make a difference, but it did in my mind.

On a sadder note, my daughter now wants to "customize" all my clubs!!!