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Best of Luck. Nobody said this was easy, right? LaMont in AZ

You guys should give the TIBA Putt trainer a look. It is as simple as it gets and is based on the four-tee drill. "TIBA" stands for The Inch Before and After and that is the most critical area of a stroke that has the greatest impact on where the ball goes. It is a small company, but they are growing daily and when the video of Lydia Ko using one the Sunday morning before her last major victory surfaced, it gave a great deal of credibility to their device. You can find them on Amazon, as well as direct thru their site, www.tibaputt.com. It gets my whole-hearted endorsement and should be something every golfer keeps in his or her bag. LaMont in AZ

No doubt that Kari makes some of the most amazing sticks in the game. It pushes all of the other small makers to get better, that is for sure. Your new putter is a beauty! LaMont in AZ

I have to side with the OP's formula. Light heads transfer less energy to the ball, with a similar stroke. On fast greens, you don't have to worry about sledge hammering a putt past the hole due to a heavy head. On slow greens, you have to really hit a light putter that can sometimes cause a player to change his stroke or get wristy. But, like the second poster also noted, what do I know? Been playing since '71 and building/re-building since '97. I have learned that every player has a formula that works for them. Anyone who forces "standards" is shooting themselves in the foot, when people figure out how personalized putters should be. LaMont in AZ