Titleist Bullseye Putter - Restoration

Watch me restore this classic!
Originally introduced in the mid-1940s by John Reuter Jr., Inc., the Bulls Eye putter became wildly popular among recreational and tournament players alike. The original club was a simple design with a brass head that could putt the ball left or right-handed. Later designs added a flange along the back for stability.
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[@CT-ob2bw]

Outstanding

[@AntoneTheGolfGuy]

That’s a damn good job!!! 🔥🔥🔥

[@ronswoodshack]

Awesome. I just acquired a standard bullseye putter

[@billyunair]

Cool. I've had one in the family since it was bought new in 1974. They still hit quite pure. Cheers

[@oissatop]

same 👍🏻

[@oissatop]

great!

[@donjacobson818]

Startingat 1:40, what grit paper were you using?

[@kramerdesignco]

That was 400 grit.

[@alchemyiii]

Great video. Where did you get the drill attachment?

[@kramerdesignco]

I think I ordered that on Amazon.

[@JohnP-lk3kv]

Hi, what compound(s) did you use on the cloth wheel? Thanks.

[@kramerdesignco]

I used red bar buffing compound. It will polish without removing material.

[@sylvandude1]

What’s your resale price? Or cost to restore a putter?

[@kramerdesignco]

I haven't put any thought into that.. But if I were to guess, you could get going on something like this for around 30 dollars in tools (doing it by hand with sand paper and polishing compound).

[@dialSforFresh]

Brilliant. Is it for sale?

[@kramerdesignco]

It's sold. Sorry!

[@santiagodeponce9390]

How much was lost due to material leaving from sanding?

[@kramerdesignco]

Almost negligible. 0.2mm if I were to guess

[@montinirfc]

I have one for sale un polished, great condition, but it’s a LaFemme not standard flange

[@kramerdesignco]

Nice! I've never heard of the Lafemme version. I'll check it out