Golf Clubs with Wide Sole

5 OldBaldNFat
When shopping for putters in the spring, I was looking at the DF3 but felt that I could not justify the price. I ended up purchasing a different putter( we will call this `` putter A '') but never quite performed on the course as well as it did in the store. Seems that I was hitting good shots but losing out on the green play, often 3 putting 5 or more greens inside of 20 ft. After a few disappointing rounds with `` putter A '', I ended up going back to my original putter but still saw many 3 putts each round. Many rounds later, I got to thinking `` what if I would have purchased the DF3 instead ''? Since Fathers day was upcoming and the wife was asking me what I wanted, I finally gave in and paid the top dollar for the DF3 and stuck it in my bag for my round the next day. So I 'm on the putting green before my round, kinda nervous. Not sure how long it will take me to get used to the odd shape of the putter, the forward press, and the center shaft which puts the face farther ahead than normal. But the putter does feel real balanced and is weighted such so the face feels straight thru the putting stroke. So the round starts, I have a curvy 20ft uphill put on the 1st and I almost drop it. However, I 'm not 5 feet past like I have been with my old putter. So for the remaining 17 holes, I drop a few long putts and escaped without a single 3 putt green( and I had some long difficult putts that never crept more than 1 ft past the hole). This putter probably saved me 5 strokes in my first round. Just wait till I get used to it some more. Should you buy this putter? Only if you want to knock a few strokes off your game. Think about it, if you spend$ 500 on a driver, why would n't you pull the trigger on a top of the line putter that you use on every hole( unlike a driver)?

5 Matt DeLo
I purchased this putter two days before my member/guest tournament. Everyone knows to NEVER bring a new putter into the mix before a tournament right? Well I did and I ’ m happy to report it was worth it. I ’ ve always been a good putter. I have a Cameron Del Mar putter for the last 2 years. I had zero reason to switch but I was talked into it by a good friend who is a +2. The DF3 putter 10ft and in is automatic. If you can read the green properly, you will make it. This putter is solid and can be a great asset to your game. Mine came with a 2 ” press. I am still getting the feel for longer and lag putts, but I ’ m 100% a believer. Do yourself a favor and just buy it. Yes it ’s a 500. 00 putter, but think of all the money you will make in your hammer games! I ’ m a 6. 8 index. I give two thumbs 👍 up for this putter. I bought mine off the rack, seems to be working fine and the customization while nice, is not required.

5 TK 50
Awesome putter, very true roll stays on line and making lots of putts

5 Scriv
Zero torque is all the rage right now in golf. Nobody does it better than Lab golf. I 've used quite a few of top tier putters during my decades of playing this game. This is one of the best. It has a soft feel which I tend to prefer. The built in forward press was a concern because I already have that habit, but it has turned out to be a non issue.

5 Golfer 99
Am really happy with the LAB DF3 Putter, it helps you no matter how you hit the ball to make it follow the path. More birdies, more Pars, less triple puts..