are mallet putters more forgiving?
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Traditionally speaking, mallet putters are more forgiving than a blade putter. The mallet putters naturally have a larger sweet spot. They also seem to make distance control and alignment easier for golfers. Through the years, blade putters have become a bit more forgiving and have been able to compete with the mallet.
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Rogue Pro irons make use of 360 Face Cup technology and Variable Face Thickness, the same features found in Callaway Woods. ... Callaway has then incorporated Urethane microspheres into the clubhead that help to create a softer feel and sound at impact, which is said to give these irons more of a forged feel at impact.
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Top Flite has long lacked a good "feel" ball; therefore, it caters more to double-digit and high-handicaps rather than more accomplished golfers. But the company has revamped some of its balls and, with the exception of the XL, you'll get decent feel on all the other Top Flite balls.
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The new rule does not ban the long putters, only the way they commonly are used. Golfers no longer will be able to anchor the club against their bodies to create the effect of a hinge.
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Golf's governing bodies approved a new rule Tuesday that outlaws the putting stroke used by four of the last six major champions, going against two major golf organizations that argued long putters are not hurting the game. ... The new rule does not ban the long putters, only the way they commonly are used.
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At 33 inches, the average woman's putter is shorter than the typical putter for a man. If you are taller than 5-foot-6, this may be too short. Women's putters also tend to have larger mallet-style heads to increase the sweet spot.
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From my experience PGF makes fairly ordinary clubs, but things might have improved over the years. since then i havn't used any PGF equipment except for the Optima ball - that has lasted a lifetime and is still a fine ball for the price!
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This was one of the more noticeable differences between the two balls. After hitting each of them a number of times it was pretty clear that the expensive ball felt a lot better at impact (tee and green) and lasted a lot longer (didn't get chewed up). A lot of the cheaper balls can feel like you're hitting rocks.
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In theory, shorter barrels are more accurate. Tolerances are more difficult to hold over longer distances. Shorter barrels also are relatively stiffer for the same profile, and so the harmonics are easier to work with. Once you get past 100yd benchrest, barrel lengths start creeping up.
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Surprisingly good feel and spin around the greens, especially from mid distance iron approach shots. Not super soft for chipping around the green with maximum spin but still reasonable performance in the feel department. ... An overall great value with good feel for a two layer ball and great distance.
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That grip pressure is too light. Firm it up just enough so that the club doesn't fall through. ... I want most of the gripping pressure in the last three fingers of my left hand, especially the little finger. Try to maintain this pressure during your swing.
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If the tear is not deep enough to cut through the PFD, you can get an expert to do a patchwork on it. But it should be perfect so that it does not affect the performance of your PFD. The best thing you can do in this condition is that you can change your PFD because they are likely to be unreliable from now on.
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Face balanced mallet putters are meant to keep the face square longer, while blade putters encourage the face to rotate more in both the back stroke and forward stroke. Mid mallets are typically in between the two, though they lean more towards being toe weighted.
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The difference between mens and womens putters is zip all. std length for women is 33 inches for men its 35 inches. its ironical because most men cut down putter anyway.
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I've strung a few of those rackets, they are quite decent for the price. Just watch out for the strings on the outside of the frame at the 2/10 o'clock areas. They stick out quite a lot and it seems like strings break in that area pretty often, from when people scoop up the shuttle too forcefully.
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The difference that makes extra-duty balls better for the hard court is in the felt. The thicker felt of extra-duty balls would pick up dirt on clay courts, making the ball heavier every time they hit the ground. On the hard court, extra-duty balls provide additional durability with no downside.
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Both are good in their own way. Lining raquets gives you more tension than Yonex. At the same time, Yonex gives better performance with middle-end raquets(tension around 24lbs) as well. As you said you are an aggressive player, you need head heavy raquets.