Review on Pinemeadow Pre 2.0 Putter 🏌️ - Right-Handed, Steel, Regular Flex, 34-Inches by Wayne Girard

Let me start by saying that I am a beginner golfer with a handicap of 35. My first golf set last year was a full pack of $100 clubs from a retail store. I liked the game so I upgraded my racquets to a new set but the new set didn't have a racquet. My old cheap set had a mallet stick so I wanted a blade stick to see if I liked the style and for the price this stick fits the bill. I've been using this stick for a little over a week. , and my opinion on this is different. When you hit the ball in the center of the clubhead it has good close contact and seems to fly exactly where you aim it. If you hit the toe or heel of the racket too far, it will feel a bit "loose" and not feel harsh. This can be typical of all bladed clubs. Looking down at the stick is nice, the white line helps me line up my putters well, and the stick comes with a nice magnetic cap that works well. If you are a good player and get the ball right on a regular basis then this is a great racquet at a great price. *UPDATE* I've been using the racket for a while now and I like it better than my original post indicates. I keep hitting his sweet spot and it's always a good hit. I left my original post above but will add +1 after I get used to the club.