🏌️ Enhance Your Golfing Experience with the Pinemeadow Golf Site 4 Putter for Right-Handed Men Review

This racket is so well balanced. I mastered this racquet after 20 strokes and then started hitting with one hand. I can hold this stick however I want and get accurate shots. That's so pleasant. Perfect alignment and grip will make your time on the green a dream. For €40 you can't go wrong. If you don't like it, you can easily find someone who will appreciate it as a gift. 10 inches - 6 feet 2 inches.)

I've been thinking about a new stick for a long time. I'm very picky. I shoot the low 80's (sometimes the 70's). I never saw the point in most clubs ridiculously high prices. I'm very glad I tried this club. For the price I found out what the heck. I'm 5'10" and like to lean over the stick with my elbows slightly apart. I like the way the club rests on the green while flattening my putt. The pin is a nice size, not jumbo , but not small either. The weight feels good and was easy to adjust. It's

I am 76 years old. Played golf for over 50 years. In later years I became primarily a bogey golfer. Sometimes better, sometimes worse. Putting has never been my forte. I've tried dozens of clubs over the years. Some are expensive and some are cheap. This Pinmeadow stick is the best I've ever used. My first outing was very satisfying and my second round featured 3 birdies and no 3 puts. I like the feel of the stick and the line of sight. I'm surprised by a $40 racquet that performs so well. I'm…

This is a club. Inexpensive pattern. If you're looking for a stick that will replace your starter set with something better than a slick toe down, this is the one for you. Coloring isn't as clean as a $200 stick, but just as accurate. As with weapons, if you miss your target, it's a technical issue. If you don't know how to shoot an iron, a scope won't fix it. If you can't drown your shackles, a new club won't fix it. Don't worry about the quality of these clubs. I guarantee this racquet has…

Great racquet for the money. Feels pretty well balanced overall. The only thing that took me getting used to was the overall weight of the head, which I found to be very light compared to my old racquet. Maybe my old cane was heavy and I just didn't know? Who knows, whatever it was, I was missing feet on the putts I placed inches from the cup with my old club when I first took that club to spin on my home course. I find everything else about this stick to be very solid and the price could…

This club's head is much lighter than you might expect (and smaller than the photos) making it difficult to swing the club in a slow, even arc . While the racquet head itself may be balanced across the face, the racquet overall feels unbalanced due to the disproportionately light head. The trend is to be able to pull or flip the clubhead as easily as you complete the putter's backswing. This is very bad because the design is quite appealing; the grip is good for a rubber grip and has a striking

I play golf in the mid 90's. My setup has always been brutal, to say the least. I have a feeling my mechanics were solid, but there was no certainty. I was considering buying another racquet to make a quick decision but I always wanted to try the mallet style racquet and since it was a budget racquet I figured why not. THE BEST I could do! I'm not a good enough player to say it's because of balance, feel, hammer type, etc. All I know is that I turned a lot of 3's into 2's and a lot of those 2's