Golf Equipment » Why are some putters so expensive?

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- CommentAuthorChipin
- CommentTimeJul 15th 2007
They all do the same thing right? Or am I completely missing something? I'm in the market for a new one so let me know if paying a higher price is worth it!
- CommentAuthorTmiltz
- CommentTimeJul 15th 2007
I've wondered that too, some just have a better sweet spot I think and are more stable, but I would never spen over 200 on a putter.

OR

There is an ungodly satanic demonic occultic obsessive grueling amount of research done for making putters perfect and it cost millions of dollars.
- CommentAuthorFlubb10
- CommentTimeJul 25th 2007
The technology and the materials and r&d make a putter expensive. The dampening of the putter face is the most expensive part of the putter. You want something soft. and you want something that will give the same consistent bounce or rebound off the putter face. You can't go wrong with odessey.
- CommentAuthorAdmin
- CommentTimeJul 25th 2007
Yeah, There's tons of research and Development that go into putters, And Golf balls. I think there are around 5,000 different patent for golf balls out there right now, not so sure about the putters.

I've never played with an odessey before, I've heard lots of good things about em though.
- CommentAuthor9iron
- CommentTimeJul 25th 2007
<blockquote><cite>Posted By: Flubb10</cite> You can't go wrong with odessey.</blockquote>
I'll have to second that, I played with an odessey for a while and love it.
- CommentAuthorgilipsie
- CommentTimeJul 25th 2007 edited
Posted By: Tmiltz
I've wondered that too, some just have a better sweet spot I think and are more stable, but I would never spen over 200 on a putter.

OR

There is an ungodly satanic demonic occultic obsessive grueling amount of research done for making putters perfect and it cost millions of dollars.

And spending 200 hundred on a putter means what? I mean couldn't you spend less on a used one and it do the same thing?

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