mrbluu

Got these recently on my trip to Japan. The leading edges are too round for me so I'm going to move them on. They are brand new with plastic on the grips and heads. I have a LL machine so can adjust LL if u want. I'm based in Sydney. Looking for $200usd plus postage for the pair. Cheers mrbluu

Another one for an airgun, 2 inch tape and hairspray, but the hairspray is used a lubricant to help the grip slide on. As hardboiled said the friction of the round rubber grip is enough to keep it in place. So much easier to make adjustments especially when doing putter grips.

I use a simple alignment stick. I find a straight putt on the practice green place the stick nect to the hole, line up my putter 90* to the stick and try to roll putts parallel to the stick. If you want to practice an arc stroke have the stick on the toe of your putter, if u want sbst then set up with it on the toe. It's simples.

Nice irons mate.

Congrats mate!!! Like the boys have said kids are a life changer. Get plenty if sleep when u can and trust your instincts when it comes to your kids.

First time poster so well, so Hi!!! Yes putter selection ultra important!!! Sure u need to have the right loft, lie angle, length, head weight, balance and grip weight and type as these are the obvious ones and the type of material its made from will affect feel. A common overlooked area is the shape of the head, how much offset there is and the actually hosel type. These things affect how the putter swings and how u line it up. For me like my putter at around 33" with 3* loft, 71* lie and half neck offset. Good luck with your search. Sent from my GT-I9305T using Tapatalk 2