The WEIRDEST New Putter of 2024 You've EVER Seen! (CAN'T STOP HOLING)

[@HowGoodGolf]

*What do you think? Would you game it?*

[@jaymudd7143]

Same idea as the Tear Drop putter…

[@billbruggink3681]

Would love to try one but the price is too high to try without more exposure. 295 in the US makes it hard to go out in a limb for something that seems interesting but could could fail in testing. Gotta be tough for small golf companies.

[@davidchampion5667]

Worth it to me, I'm a better putter with mine, 28 handicap the 3 putts have become 2 putts.

[@thegame2427]

I have used one for two months now. Probably around 8 rounds. I feel it is an extension of myself. I feel my putts roll on a truer line. I feel like I have full control of the speed and direction. It is like I am rolling the ball from my hand. It was hard at first. Once I started practicing with it and stroking it in the center it felt great. I like it.

[@deadlymantis4210]

The concept makes complete sense.....Would be good to get it on the putt lab and see its roll characteristics.

[@FF04RDF]

It makes sense and most people will see the logic unlike lots of ‘wacky’ golf products. When you think of a traditional putter face, there is only a very small part of the flat face actually contacts the spherical golf ball. This putter is kind of just doing the same thing ? Interesting stuff.

[@paulmcgee1867]

Exactly

[@SpoilerGolf]

Nailed it. Let’s Roll!

[@davidchampion5667]

Had mine around 2 months now, I feel it's made my putting better, it does scoop the ball if the connection isnt central, don't pull the grip too far ahead of the face. £236 and delivered in 7 days... it works for me, scottie c's cost £450.. That's what me mates paid at thier times of purchase.

[@767driver]

I wrote the comment about long putts. I had trouble keeping them on the ground. I knew it was my technique and not the putter. I did take it out of the bag for awhile, but I have since put it back in as I learned to place ball further up in my stance. I was happy to see your trusted review and get mentioned on your channel!

[@neiltaylor1765]

Great training aid, wouldn't swap it for my LAB df3 though

[@RandyKekipi]

Great review of this putter… you right about … the roll…true roll.

[@realfan26]

I bought one of these a few months ago, best putter I ever had. Super easy to hit down the line and great speed control. Took minimal time to get used to it and improved my putting immediately. Do agree the longer puts take some practice, it's all about coming into the ball level. Everything inside 12ft is solid from the get.

[@danielcohen3159]

Hey! Looks like an evolution of the Teardrop putters that had a convex face like that. Only the strike point is higher up. The sole also seems to be designed for those shots where you'd belly a wedge. Might be a great one for folks who love to putt from off the green. Are you enjoying the Vice Air? Would love to see a comparison of the Vice lineup with some launch monitor numbers. I liked the Pro Soft so Air would probably be the one I'd play, I would guess.

[@vanbalzup6481]

Yeah I think it could have many unintended applications. How’s it out of a bunker? 😂

[@MikeBreda]

Ive seen it on YT before.. Was already intrigued then.. Now you got me into it even further! If all its goin to do, is collecting dust in your studio. You're more than welcome to ship it across the little pond ;)

[@dustinroberson1865]

First look at the putter, I see two problems. Changing the distance of the putter from the ground changes where the putter hits the ball. Since the ball is round, the higher you hit on it will drastically change the speed of the ball off the face. Changing the angle of your putter face will change how the ball comes off as well. Therefore, if you like to tip the putter head forward, you will hit lower on the ball. If you keep your putter flat, you will hit higher on the ball. If the face of the putter was round and slightly taller than the ball, it would eliminate any changes in the tip of the head. You would still run into problems where the putter head being slightly higher would change the roll of the ball. It would be interesting to set up a pendulum. Putt 10 balls with the putter head just off the ground. Then putt 10 more with the putter head 1/4" higher and see the difference in distance. If there is a pretty big difference between the two, then I don't think it's a great putter. Putting is all about consistency. Whatever putter design gives you the most consistent results.

[@SigmaJAD]

You know what, that looks cool. The contact area between ball and putter is miniscule, thinking about it.

[@chrisscott5561]

I’d try it if it came in black with a white top alignment. I’ve never liked anything but black or dark grey on putters. 😂

[@juliomanalo7074]

I love how he says “pootah” 😂

[@jameskinsey7866]

Reminds me of the old teardrop putters. It came out over 25 years ago best as I recall.

[@mphtexas8713]

I bought one of the original Teardrops on a golf trip to Myrtle Beach (Teardrop's original home) in the early 90s. I loved it and still have it but I don't use it anymore because I'm too self conscious with it. The marketing pitch for the rounded hitting surface was all about the roll - more pure roll from the start rather than a skid or backspin.

[@jameskinsey7866]

@@mphtexas8713 I live in Murrell's Inlet very close to Myrtle Beach. Found out about the teardrop putters when the Pro-Am players received on as a gift. It was in the early 90's. I think the company was just starting up at that time.

[@randallpennington5976]

I have thought putters should have rails in the bottom like my Cobra fairway woods so we hit higher up on the ball.

[@dustinroberson1865]

or just have a face that slopes forward a little instead of back

[@calebm2161]

I would 100% try this putter. I'm an absolute sucker for gimmicky stuff. This fits perfectly in that category. Would I game it? Wouldn't know until after I played with it. But I'd certainly go through a few rounds with it to see!

[@iamdavidbwchen]

Please try putt just off green side rough, I am assuming come out so easy then chip.cheers

[@ItaliaJP400]

I actually like it. A short slant neck would be insane. 🔥

[@wayneweaver2341]

Saw a guy with a beer can putter head. The idea of small contact patch and always square.

[@markelliott6571]

I like the theory of it and I would love to try it

[@buchaneb]

Can you chip with it if you use a forward press?

[@peterarmstrong3298]

This looks very clever. Topspin eliminates break.

[@dougie6897]

Top spin diminishes break

[@Lovetheducks]

I’m just starting to watch but from the thumbnail alone I see the idea behind this curious if will work.

[@nevillepearce3955]

Looks like an update of a teardrop putter of the early 90’s. Had one for 20+ years. Same principal.

[@ffulltilt]

Sound on this video is really sharp, don't know if it's your microphone or the sound settings in the editing process but you're voice is really sharp and piercing, I like your video's and never experienced this before so it might just be a one off.

[@supafrancis]

instead of the ball making contact, skidding along for the first few feet then starting to roll, this putter's concept is made to make the bal roll forward right off the putter face which should equal a straighter line on putts. This should catch on..

[@recoilrob324]

I had a cylindrical putter in High School and it looked weird but rolled them really well.

[@colinmorgan1025]

Would love to see it used on fast greens down hill

[@WilliamDonnelly-m6v]

I still use a teardrop putter I have had 2of them they are very good

[@wrisky]

I found one at Goodwill ... $3.

[@kohlhofers]

What is the swing weight on the 35 inch version?

[@jamestao539]

What is the name of the putter and where you can get it

[@kenbrown2808]

I kind of want to see a slow motion shot of the ball taking the hop on the longer putt, to see if the face is coming in below the middle of the golf ball and popping it up, or if the face is coming above the middle, and bouncing it off the grass. I kind of suspect the latter, which is a bit of an inherent problem with the design. pretty forgiving for low impact, but with more force, that face shape means any vertical deviation will either lift the ball, or push it down.

[@paulmcgee1867]

I am sure there's some sense in this. Spoiler alert.....it's looks normal from above with a good alignment aid and most probably does work 🎉

[@seajan808]

Even roll or lab runs better for longer puts My ride mallet long putter is 750 grams It rolls so good my long puts are crazy good for speed and roll

[@seajan808]

Rife mallet putter

[@danapatelzick594]

Almost all puts ended up on the cup right side. Is that you or the need for the putter shaft to be fit to you a bit better? I never observed that skid on the grass before rolling with your putts. The ball seemed to have a "pure" roll (whatever that means). Interesting review.

[@johngardner4032]

Llook way back to the "Teardrop" been there done that.

[@cliftonmanley3882]

If you can hit it out of thick grass, rolling it on top of said thick grass then it's doing it's job. You can't tell by hitting it on short grass. The ball has to be lifted out of its depression first, THEN rolled. What is it actually doing? Lifting then rolling? Or rolling it through the grass... The bouncing from a distance seems to support the latter. The loft on a normal putter is meant for lifting the ball out of its depression and then rolling it... not many understand that.

[@Dartanian1959]

Is it mimicking the SIK face putter with varying degrees face

[@chrisb.4496]

Look up old Teardrop putters...

[@WisGuy4]

I remember those and this review got me curious enough that I jumped on eBay and snagged one for $20 with shipping. I got my Teardrop before the KZbin affect resulted in all the cheap ones being snapped up and the rest doubling in price. This is a common thing when KZbin golf club buyers, sellers and collectors Jon and Ashley from the Stacked Golf channel find anything unusual, or that is hidden bargain.

[@Hawkgolf72]

Not like the Teardrop putters…

[@davidhaworth7152]

Still use a blade teardrop putter

[@karlj1717]

I’m gonna stick with my new BR-PRO putter, I was going to buy an odyssey but tried that and instantly clicked with it much to my surprise.

[@simonp103]

Great innovation my only concern would be on downhill putts

[@SpoilerGolf]

Ain’t no thang! It’s pure.

[@pbode1]

At least the leading edge of this one will never dig in :-)

[@gordpurdy5389]

DANG....I thought of this a year ago and ya.....lol

[@encinobalboa]

This putter is for those who like to putt with a wedge.

[@lapdog4135]

Nope!...I just ordered a LAB putter, I can only take so much technology in a given golf season.

[@SpoilerGolf]

Lol. Come on back next season then!

[@jayafow84]

No thanks love my Odyssey and remember it's not the arrow it's the Indian. But you do have to be one with your arrow.

[@lb7825]

Look like the good putter

[@jameskent4453]

Might be nice for hitting putts of the green.

[@garryjones6918]

Hi Alex would you lend me the putter to try ,if I like it I'll buy it off you 😉🙂

[@WisGuy4]

Alex, the most impressive thing on this video was how you could throw four golf balls on the green and have them all be equidistant and exactly 10 feet from the cup. Most impressive. Somewhat less impressive: the short pants and opening a box with your fingernail. You need to up the manly content on your channel by wearing full length pants, or shorts when/if you actually get warm summer days in the UK, not those culottes. Plus, you need to whip out a manly-sized knife, give it a casual flick to open and slice open those boxes with the razor sharp edge. But otherwise a really good video and keep up the good work.

[@dustinroberson1865]

"You call that a knife? This is a knife"

[@HowGoodGolf]

😅😅

[@dereckguilfoyle1219]

Round face putters came out decades ago

[@rohan_coyi]

This looks super weird hahaha

[@stevenhearnden6103]

Put some socks on. 😂

[@HowGoodGolf]

😂😂

[@ronaldworth4146]

How much are they going to charge for this ?

[@ronkirena_YT]

Ought to carry a pocket knife. :)

[@connectlogic]

Like to see you put back spin on a putt.

[@ismailatan725]

No different to using my wedge to putt.

[@KevinVanic]

But it will never get in your bag. 😅

[@bund440]

No I don’t think so, not for me.

[@stevekushlak]

Nothing new, same concept as the old teardrop roll face putter

[@MarkArnold92660]

I was just about to post the same thing. I believe Freddie Couples gamed it for a while

[@mick19421]

Can’t see this working or indeed selling to the Average golfer.

[@SpoilerGolf]

People been loving it all over the world since we launched earlier this year. It’s dope!

[@larsolufsen]

Volvendum putters have a rounded face as well. More balancing options too. Nothing new about this.

[@SigmaJAD]

Now that Labour putter,that looks sh!t

[@stefanomaniscalchi4983]

it is a gimmick and who sponsors it has a financial interest on doing it

[@johnmehl5420]

Can’t understand you.

[@HowGoodGolf]

Sorry

[@waqarghulam3548]

Total BS gimmick. If someone has the accuracy of striking the ball consistently at the right spot needed for a good roll on the intended line then he / she does not need these gimmicks anyway.

[@jeremysmallwood-vb7yb]

Utter rubbish - just another way of separating golfers from their money !

[@HeyfordF]

hmm I may have to give it a go - but the price may hold me back

[@calebm2161]

That's how I feel. I want to try it but I don't wanna pop that kinda cash to see if I'll like it.

[@SpoilerGolf]

We allow 30 days to give it a roll, if you don’t love it, you can return it for a refund (less the cost of return shipping) Let’s Roll!

[@wrisky]

It looks lie a Tear Drop with ridges.