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By md_mueller December 1, 2018 in WRX Club Techs

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I recently picked up a Yes! Jenny tour similar to the one in this thread: http://www.golfwrx.com/forums/topic/507881-new-yes-putter-model-jenny-the-barclays/

My issue is that at 32.5" it is approximately 2" short of what I want, so I don't really want to put an extension in. However, I want to make sure I get the right size shaft to replace. Unfortunately, I don't have a calipers so I can't measure the od at the tip, but the entire shaft seems very thin. Thin enough that the bottom of the grip is visibly quite loose and I'm worried that it's some junior shaft or something I won't be able to get ahold of easily. Does anyone know the tip size for a shaft for this putter?

Overall weight of the putter is 501 g with an iomic i classic 50 g grip.

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The food news is...It's not one of th3 harder to find flare tip shafts. It's probable .370 or ..355. At abput $10 a piece...i would buy both and see what works.

You can probably find either size in black aswell ;)

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It’s a .370. I have a Yes! Jenny Tour Black that I installed a black chrome .370 shaft in last year.

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Thanks for the info!

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Sepp Straka (No. 27: Odyssey Tuttle Stroke Lab)

Tyrrell Hatton (No. 28: Ping Vault Oslo)

Kevin Kisner (No. 29: Odyssey 2-Ball 11)

Dustin Johnson (No. 30: TaylorMade Spider GT Black)

Corey Conners (No. 31: Ping PLD Prototype)

Tom Hoge (No. 32: TaylorMade Spider X Hydroblast)

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Adam Scott (No. 34: L.A.B. Golf Mezz.1 prototype)

Aaron Wise (No. 36: TaylorMade Ghost)

Brian Harman (No. 37: TaylorMade OS CB)

Daniel Berger (No. 43: TaylorMade Spider X Hydroblast)

Jason Kokrak (No. 44: Bettinardi Studio Stock 38)

Harold Varner III (No. 46: Odyssey White Hot OG 7S)

Seamus Power (No. 48: Ping PLD3 Mallet)

Harris English (No. 49: Ping Scottsdale Hohum)

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Cameron Smith (No. 3: Scotty Cameron 009M Prototype)

Collin Morikawa (No. 9: TaylorMade TP Soto)

Matt Fitzpatrick (No. 10: Bettinardi DASS Prototype)

Jordan Spieth (No. 13: Scotty Cameron 009 tour prototype)

Tony Finau (No. 14: Ping PLD Prototype)

Joohyung “Tom” Kim (No. 15: Scotty Cameron TourType GSS Prototype)

Hideki Matsuyama (No. 19: Scotty Cameron Newport 2 GSS)

Joaquin Niemann (No. 22: Prototype Ping PLD Anser)

Tommy Fleetwood (No. 24: TaylorMade TP Juno)

Ryan Fox (No. 26: Ping Anser 2D)

Thomas Pieters (No. 35: Scotty Cameron Squareback Select 2 Tour Only)

Talor Gooch (No. 38: Odyssey Tri-Hot Two)

Brooks Koepka (No. 39: Scotty Cameron Teryllium TNP2)

Kevin Na (No. 40: Odyssey Toulon Madison)

Kurt Kitayama (No. 41: Scotty Cameron Newport prototype)

Louis Oosthuizen (No. 42: Ping Vault 2.0 Voss)

Mito Pereira (No. 45: Ping Vault 2.0 Dale Anser Stealth)

Paul Casey (No. 47: Scotty Cameron 009M Prototype)

Alex Noren (No. 50: Odyssey O-Works 1W)

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Kelly Kraft’s custom Odyssey Versa 1-Ball Red prototype mallet

Lucas Herbert (No. 1: TaylorMade Spider X Hydroblast)

Denny McCarthy (No. 2: Scotty Cameron GoLo N7)

Tyrrell Hatton (No. 4: Ping Vault Oslo)

Beau Hossler (No. 5: Odyssey 2-Ball Ten)

Christiaan Bezuidenhout (No. 6: Odyssey White Hot OG #7)

Kelly Kraft (No. 7: Odyssey Versa 1-ball Red Prototype)

Kevin Kisner (No. 9: Odyssey 2-ball 11)

Sam Burns (No. 10: Odyssey O-Works 7S)

Martin Trainer (No. 12: Scotty Cameron Circle T Prototype Phantom T12)

Chesson Hadley (No. 13: Odyssey White Hot OG 2-Ball)

Mackenzie Hughes (No. 14: Ping Scottsdale TR Piper C)

Rory McIlroy (No. 16: TaylorMade Spider Tour Hydroblast)

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Justin Rose (No. 20: Axis1 Rose Prototype)

Billy Horschel (No. 21: Ping PLD Sigma 2 Tyne 4)

Matthew Wolff (No. 23: TaylorMade GT Notchback)

Adam Long (No. 24: Scotty Cameron T5 Proto)

Viktor Hovland (No. 25: Ping PLD DS 72)

Max Homa (No. 27: Scotty Cameron Phantom X T5.5 Prototype)

Patrick Cantlay (T28: Scotty Cameron T5 Proto)

Jon Rahm (T28: Odyssey Rossie S White Hot OG)

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Rory Sabbatini (No. 34: Scotty Cameron Flowback Prototype)

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Sungjae Im (No. 37: Scotty Cameron Flowback 5 Prototype)

Andrew Putnam (No. 38: Odyssey Stroke Lab Black Rossie)

Sepp Straka (No. 39: Odyssey Tuttle Stroke Lab)

Seamus Power (No. 40: Ping PLD3 Mallet)

J.T. Poston (T41: Scotty Cameron GoLo 5 Black Tour Prototype)

Adam Scott (T41: L.A.B. Golf Mezz.1 prototype)

Troy Merritt (No. 43: Yes! C-Groove Mollie Tour)

Jason Kokrak (T46: Bettinardi Studio Stock 38)

Mark Hubbard (No. 50: Odyssey Metal X Milled #9HT)

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Brendon Todd (No. 3: Sik Pro C-Series)

Cameron Smith (No. 8: Scotty Cameron 009M Prototype)

Matt Kuchar (No. 11: Bettinardi Tour Department SS28 DASS)

Marc Leishman (No. 15: Odyssey Versa #6)

Alex Noren (No. 18: Odyssey O-Works 1W)

Maverick McNealy (No. 19: Toulon Stanford MM Custom)

Matt Fitzpatrick (No. 22: Bettinardi DASS Prototype)

Tommy Fleetwood (No. 26: TaylorMade TP Juno)

Patrick Rodgers (No. 30: Odyssey Toulon San Diego)

Seung-Yul Noh (T35: Scotty Cameron Select Prototype)

Scott Stallings (No. 44: Scotty Cameron Newport 2.6 Prototype)

Brooks Koepka (No. 45: Scotty Cameron Teryllium TNP2)

Justin Lower (T46: PXG Prototype)

Richy Werenski (No. 48: Scotty Cameron Circle T Prototype)

Patrick Reed (No. 49: Odyssey White Hot Pro #3)

In 2018, 44 percent of the top-50 players in the Official World Golf Rankings were using mallet style putters, and 56 percent of the top-50 in strokes gained: putting were using mallet putters.

In 2022, 62 percent of the top-50 players in the OWGR use mallet style putters, and 70 percent of the top-50 in strokes gained: putting were using mallet style putters.

What do you think this means?

To me, it means that each golfer should try as many putters as possible – under the supervision of a professional fitter or local club professional – and find the best possible putter to fit their stroke style and preferences.

REVIEW: Ping’s new PLD (Putting Lab Design) putters for 2022

Not every golfer has access to custom-built golf putters like PGA Tour players do, but with Ping’s new PLD (Putting Lab Design) program, they can get pretty darn close.

Through the newly launched website, pingpld.com , golfers will have access to precision milled putters like the ones seen on Tour, and they can even customize their own putter with a Tour-level fitting experience either online or in person.

There’s three essential levels to the new PLD program: PLD Custom , PLD Limited and PLD Milled . Each of the levels comes with different putter options at differing price points.

“The PLD program allows us to bring golfers more of what we do best – design and build the  highest-performing custom putters in the game,” said Ping President John K. Solheim, in a press release. “It offers nearly endless possibilities. Golfers can craft their own custom design through PLD Custom, choose the proven performance of a PLD Milled model or add to their putter collection by acquiring a PLD Limited. It gives golfers a chance to play what the pros play and own a piece of Ping history.”

“We established the PLD name several years ago as an extension of the PING Putting Lab, where we’ve been fitting some of the top players in the world for more than 20 years,” said Solheim. “Until now, access to the master fitters who deliver these custom putter experiences  has been limited to the best players in the game. We can now bring golfers what they’ve been  asking for either through a virtual or in-person experience.”

Below, we go further in-depth on each of the three options within the PLD program.

Ping PLD Milled

PGA Tour players such as Viktor Hovland, Tony Finau and Bubba Watson use Ping PLD precision milled putters, and now consumers will have access to those Tour-proven putters.

Each of the heads (Anser, Anser 2, DS72 and Prime Tyne 4) are machine milled from forged 303 stainless steel. Ping offers a breakdown of the specs for each available model, which will sell for $485 each:

Slight Arc 350g Matte Black finish Ping black graphite shaft Lie Angle: 20° +/- 4° Loft: 3° +3°/- 2°

Slight Arc 350g Satin finish Chrome stepless steel shaft Lie Angle: 20° +/- 4° Loft: 3° +3°/- 2°

Straight Stroke 365g Satin finish Chrome stepless steel shaft Lie Angle: 20° +/- 2° Loft: 3° +3°/- 2°

Prime Tyne 4

Aerospace grade, machined aluminum hosel Strong Arc 360g Matte Black finish Matte-black stepless steel shaft Lie Angle: 20° +/- 4° Loft: 3° +3°/- 2°

“The PLD Milled is an exciting addition to our putter line,” said John K. Solheim. “We’ve identified a couple of our most popular models from the past and some newer designs that have attracted a lot of attention in the last couple of years. We’ve given the new putters a very clean, premium look to emphasize the precision process they undergo before they are ready for play. As we collaborate on new designs with our engineers and tour staff through the PLD program, we’ll add new models to bring golfers the latest in tour-proven performance on the putting green.”

Ping PLD Limited

Ping’s PLD Limited will feature periodic limited-edition releases consisting of either putters that are played on Tour, or iconic designs from history. According to Ping, these putters are mostly targeted toward collectors, so they will have serialized numbers and will not be available for custom modifications.

For its first release ($790), Ping developed a 2022 version of the original Ping Anser, celebrating the 55th Anniversary of receiving the original Anser Patent on March 21, 1967.

“A lot of time has passed since the invention of the Anser putter,” said John A. Solheim, Ping’s Chairman & CEO and the youngest son of Karsten Solheim, who designed the original putter. “We think it’s important to remind the golf industry and some of the younger golfers that the iconic design they see with other brands’ name on it was created by Karsten in his garage in the mid-1960s. I was fortunate to be at his side building the first Ansers, and continued to do so for many years. It’s time Karsten gets the credit he deserves for inventing the Anser putter.”

Ping PLD Custom

The highest level in the Ping PLD program feature the PLD Custom putters, where golfers can customize their own designs with either the help of a Ping Master fitter in person, or virtually through the PLD program online. To help golfers find their perfect putter, they will use the PLD iPing putting app, and a Ping Master fitter will analyze the player’s data to recommend a putter.

Then, golfers can fully customize the putter to their liking, with ability to change head model, Tungsten weighting, face milling, finish, alignment aids, stampings and paint fill. Ping’s Master Fitters will also help golfers get the correct length, lie angle and loft for their stroke and biometrics.

The putters themselves will sell for $1,290, and a $200 non-refundable payment is required to schedule and participate in a PLD Custom Fitting, whether it’s virtually or in person.

Personally, I received a Ping PLD Custom Fitting in-person at the company’s indoor facility in Phoenix, Arizona. After identifying my stroke flaws (of which there many) using Ping’s iPing putting app, I tried out a slew of different head options and we made head adjustments along the way to figure out what truly works. Here were my final specs:

Head model: Ping Anser Finish: Patina Weight: 350 grams Alignment line/dot: None Stamping: “T” on the hosel Length: 35.5 inches Shaft: Chrome Stepless Steel Grip: PP58 Black Midsize

What blew me away most was how impactful length and lie angle can be on comfort at address and stroke pattern. Even minor changes felt drastic. Also, the depth of face milling can truly change both feel and sound; I never realized how much.

Another point of note: Switching up alignment lines obviously can affect aim, but for me, they also influenced my stroke itself due to the visual changes. I highly suggest going through a full putter fitting to determine what specifications you prefer for yourself.

Check out the photos below of the putter that was designed for me through my work with a Ping Master Fitter:

Ping PLD putters are available for pre-order today, and head over to Ping’s PLD website to book your own fitting here .

WRX Spotlight Review: T Squared TS-713i Standard Series putter

Product:   T Squared TS-713i Standard Series Putter

About T Squared:   T Squared Putters is a small putter manufacturer just south of Buffalo, New York. The company was founded by Tony Tuber who created his first prototype putters, after hours, in his father’s machine shop. Since then Tony and his father have been creating high-quality putters in the same facility that creates high precision instruments for the medical field. They pride themselves on creating the highest quality, most precise putter they can offer. They offer a few different head shapes from small traditional blades to high MOI mallets and even a custom program to get exactly what you want.

The Ts-713i Standard Series is based on the Ts-713, the first prototype that Tony created. It is a blade-style putter with a slightly longer flange and a unique face insert milled from 6061 aluminum. The body of the Ts713i is milled from a solid block of 303 stainless steel that is produced in the USA and has a Teflon backing between the body and face insert.

This Teflon backing helps give the putter a softer feel at impact and reduce any unwanted vibration. Details are what T Squared is all about and the neck of the putter shows off their milling expertise. The neck is similar to a plumbers neck, built with multiple pieces and offering some cool texture on the section bonded to the head. Another great detail is that all the silver markings on the putter are not filled with paint, they are milled into the head. T Squared finished the head in a sharp matte black and then milled all the markings on the putter for a unique, shiny silver look that really stands out. Ts-713i putters are built for customizing and have a ton of options that you can select if you would like to build something totally unique

On the green, the T Squared TS-713i really performs fantastic. I found the feel at impact very solid without any unwanted vibration. The impact produces a muted click and soft feel that I wasn’t expecting from this aluminum insert and thin face. The deep milling and Teflon coated back to the insert really work together to produce a great, responsive feel that I enjoyed. Deep milling usually makes me a little worried because it can soften the putter too much and lose that feel we all demand.

The TS-713i has no issues and transmits impact feel back to your hands with ease. Mishits are a little louder and harsh, but nothing even close to unpleasant. I have used putters that don’t feel as good on perfectly struck shots as the TS-713i feels on mishit putts. Distance and accuracy on those mishit putts are not as drastic as you would expect with a blade putter. I often just missed the cup by small margins when I struck a putt on the toe or heel of the TS-713i. There aren’t too many blade putters that have shown this level of forgiveness on the green for me.

The “T” alignment aid on the flange of the putter is large and easy to use. Not only do you get a straight line from the face to the back edge for alignment, but the back of the “T” also helps you square the putter up to your target. The Pure grip is not my thing, and it would be great for T Squared to offer a few more options, but that is an easy fix and a very minor criticism.

Overall, the T Squared TS-713i is a great putter from young Tony Tuber that exceeded my expectations. His attention to detail, precision milling, and take on a classic head shape offer golfers something different without sacrificing any performance. If you are looking for a great feeling putter that is made in the USA, you should take a look at T Squared and see what they can make for you.

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Yes! i4 Tech Callie Putter Review

With a new colour, slot technology, enhanced grooves and improved alignment, you might think we are talking about the latest fairway wood or wedge, but in fact we are talking about the latest range from Yes!, the Yes! i4 Tech putters .

The range features the Callie and Rachel blade models and a mallet design named Stephanie. We decided on Callie and took her out to the putting green and the course.

As you will see in the photo above, the most noticeable thing about the new i4 Tech putters is the colour of the new finish. Yes! have added this "Antique PVD" colour to the range to offer a new, unique, eye-catching, rich look.

The brushed, copper-like finish is very attractive and will remind you of the original PING Anser designs. It almost looks wooden in person, but did offer a great contrast against the ball, the surrounding grass and particularly the single, white alignment line in the rear of the head.

The clubhead is attached to the shaft thanks to this plumber neck hosel that has a full shaft offset, meaning the club face is set back one shaft-width from the bottom of the shaft. This has been the classic design of many putters in this shape for years with past versions of the Yes! Callie model.

The other two models have slightly different hosels and weighting, check out the i4 Tech product page for more details.

The Callie model is geared towards the majority of golfers, who have a slight arc in their putting stroke. The weight of the head and the bend and height of the hosel are specifically designed to aid that type of stroke.

In fact, each of the three head designs is specifically designed for one of three strokes. If you have a straight stroke, you would be more suited to the mallet shape Stephanie model. Or if you have a stronger arc in your stroke then the thinner Rachel model is designed for you.

But enough about the design, how does it perform?

Set the putter behind the ball, and the soft feel of the tacky, three-colour Yes! grip immediately gives you an idea of how this putter is going to feel and perform. The feel is soft thanks, in large part, to several technologies Yes! have added to the i4 Tech range.

First and foremost is the C-Grooves that Yes! have built their company on. These are milled into a stainless steel insert that is then added to the face. Yes! take a lot of care in milling these grooves to the highest specifications making sure they are cut into the face at a 20-degree angle.

The idea behind the grooves is to lift the ball from where it sits and get it rolling quicker and smoother than a flat faced putter. Essentially the grooves grab onto the dimples of your ball, lift it out of its position and send it on its way to the hole.

The grooves certainly do impact the feel of the putter as, with less points of contact with the ball, it feels softer. Unlike many modern, high-stability, high MOI putters, the Yes! i4 Tech feels soft. Once you get used to it, you can feel the grooves working, but many will find themselves leaving putts short to begin with.

Now, as you may or may not be aware, Yes! is owned by Adams Golf, who themselves are now owned by TaylorMade Golf. Whilst both TaylorMade and Adams have both added slot technology into their drivers, fairway woods and irons. Yes! have now followed suit, adding a "through slot" to the i4 Tech range, which you can see below on either side of the "i4-Tech" writing.

But why does a putter need slots?

The idea is to dampen vibrations that occur when you strike a putt. These slots are milled behind the face and hold a thermoplastic polyurethane insert (TPU) 65D insert. The TPU material is softer than the steel putter and captures unwanted vibrations from the clubhead, said to improve the feel and responsiveness.

To be honest, the feel felt much like most blade-styled putters and whilst the slot technology is a great concept, it is hard to fully appreciate when you are using the putters.

One drawback of the Yes! putter is forgiveness. The blade designs are traditional, compact and suited to better players. Whilst the C-Grooves do grip the ball, they themselves are fairly small in the face. Strike a putt off-centre or slightly thin and you will know it.

It is perhaps not surprising that whilst you see several Yes! putters on TV in the bags of several top Tour players (Caroline Hedwall holed the clinching putt of the 2013 Solheim Cup with this exact model), you tend to see less in the lockers of amateurs.

The Tungsten weights on the heel and toe add some stability to the perimeter of the clubhead, but won't aid on the feel of those mis-hits. Yes! claim that the MOI (Moment Of Interia) of the i4 Tech putters has been increased by up to 40% thanks to the new weights. This may be true, but the feel on off-centre hits hasn't improved.

On the plus side the tungsten weights meant the head didn't sway as much on longer strokes as we expected with a blade putter, but we still found a little difference on the strike of longer putts over 20ft. It seemed the harder you struck a putt, the more the feel changed, from soft and responsive to hard and dull. The end-result of the putts was not impacted much by off centre strikes, but the variance in feel and strike was inconsistent.

The i4 Tech range range features a new three-colour grip and headcover and the putters themselves can be bought in lengths ranging from 30 to 36 inches, or even longer in the Stephanie Belly and Long models.

If you are the kind of player that requires or desires custom fitting, Yes! will adjust your i4 Tech putter by +/- 3 degrees of lie angle and/or +/- 2 degrees of loft to better suit your stroke or conditions.

In terms of price and value, the i4 Tech putters are right in the middle of the market and probably where they belong. The brand doesn't yet have the mass following of Scotty Cameron or PING, but the technology is advanced and is worth the investment.

If you have a solid, repeatable stroke, it is certainly worth experiencing the wonder of C-Grooves. Or perhaps if you have had the same, traditional looking putter in your bag for the last 10-20 years and are looking for something modern, yet traditional in appearance, the i4 Tech is worth your attention.

However, if you are looking for a putter to cure your 3-putt woes and essentially do the work for you, this model may not be right for you. The soft feel and performance of the grooves may take some getting used to for a player looking for a quick fix, whilst the limited forgiveness is probably not suited to a high handicapper. If that is you, and you like the Yes! range, perhaps look into the larger, more stable Stephanie model.

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Phenomenal putter. Extremely accurate, great feel, ball rolls true without bounce. Much prefer this Callie to the Bettinardi and Cameron putters I have been using as it seem to have a much larger sweet spot. I've drained 3 or more 15'-20' putts in the 3 rounds I've used it and I'm not 3-putting. Nice.

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