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**gusunsuth** · 07-23-2009, 08:32 PM

I think this is the very reason I have switched to the SeeMore putter. It gets the ball in the ball in the hole. The red dot may be gimmicky, but it seems to work better for me than anything else. And I am not alone, the putter shoot out, they won performance. The putter sampling that we posted here in the forum had a tester pick that one too.

But in the end, it is finding a putter that matches your stroke and works for you.

That's pretty cool, the SeeMore. I've heard of it but I never checked it out. The only thing that would concern me about that is that in actual use, you might be tempted to look at the little red thingy, i.e. watch the putter head going back and forth instead of watching the ball. Have you noticed any of that? But as a pure practice tool that seems like it would be phenomenal.

07-23-2009, 08:32 PM	#8
gusunsuth Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 495 Senior Member	I think this is the very reason I have switched to the SeeMore putter. It gets the ball in the ball in the hole. The red dot may be gimmicky, but it seems to work better for me than anything else. And I am not alone, the putter shoot out, they won performance. The putter sampling that we posted here in the forum had a tester pick that one too. But in the end, it is finding a putter that matches your stroke and works for you. That's pretty cool, the SeeMore. I've heard of it but I never checked it out. The only thing that would concern me about that is that in actual use, you might be tempted to look at the little red thingy, i.e. watch the putter head going back and forth instead of watching the ball. Have you noticed any of that? But as a pure practice tool that seems like it would be phenomenal.
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