James Robinson Golf
Mid-handicap everyman reviews
“it could be a nice entry level into it”
A genuinely good and much cheaper route into low-torque putting, with lovely roll, feedback and distance control, just without L.A.B.'s shaft tech or forward-press grip.
+ the facts · 5 pros · 3 cons− the facts
- +Considerably cheaper than most low-torque putters on the market
- +Lovely roll and feedback, held its own against his L.A.B. gamer
- +High-MOI wing design with milled face
- −No forward-press grip, which he prefers on a low-torque putter
- −Doesn't have L.A.B.'s shaft technology or scientific weighting
- −More of a ping or ting sound off the face
For: Golfers wanting an entry-level low-torque putter without spending L.A.B. money
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