Mizuno TPM-7 Putters
Mizuno TPM-7 Putters
USER REVIEWS
[Feb 26, 2004]
macgregor6
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Mizuno TPM7
Compares very nicely with the Scotty Cameron Newport models. Excellent feel, balance and distance control. Ball rolls true when struck properly.Considering this was marked down to 50 from 150 it was a great value. Customer Service Very nice Similar Products Used: Titleist SC Newport mill spec and 2.5, Taylor Made Nubbins, Ping Anser, Acushnet Bullseye, 2 Ball, Pinskeeper, HB mallet |
[Aug 25, 2003]
markcarpenter34
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Mizuno TPM7
Traded for this putter and fell in love with it the first round. It is very pleasant to look at, and feels great off the face. The only letdown is the clearcoat is flaking off in a couple places. Customer Service Have had no dealings with Mizuno Customer Assistance Similar Products Used: Ping Anser, Titleist Scotty Cameron, |
[May 20, 2003]
scratchgolfdoc
Shoots in the 100s
Model Reviewed:
Mizuno T.P. Mills 7
The Lord was looking out for me. I was told this was a discontinued model and was over $200 a few months ago. Circumstances dictated that I could not get it of $90 at the first store I visited where I sank my first 5 putts when I picked it up. Caught it at a tent sale at Nevada Bob's for half a century. I find it more balanced than the Ping Ally I've been using for three years. The ball comes off the putter face with a good spring IF you hit the sweet spot. Putts fade off quickly and ugly if you miss it. It is also easy to look at. Not as easy to line up as a Two ball or a mallet and I've never been able to 'feel' with a belly either right or left handed. An excellent buy and I would have paid the $100 to buy it. A steal if you can get it on a tent sale. Now if only the archer could get better. Customer Service Bob's is always the best. Never pushy always helpful even if you don't buy anything and they recoginize you because you've been there a million times. Similar Products Used: Ping Ally |
[Apr 15, 2003]
loonylefty
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
TP Mills 7
Being a lefty it is hard to trial clubs anywhere so I had to try a similar forged Mizuno putter out right handed to see what the feel was like. Glad I went for this one as it has a nice weight and excellent feel compared to my previous Widec Mizuno model. Only used it for a couple of rounds but I can feel the difference already and my confidence with putts under 6ft is improving. Customer Service Not Used Similar Products Used: Mizuno Widec, Wilson TPA |
[Mar 27, 2003]
shanna
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
TP Mills 7
Yesterday was the second time out with this putter. I must firt tell you all, that I've been using a $550 Bettinardi putter for the past year. It is a nice feeling putter as it is the millenium stainless. However, the feel and most importantly, the roll, feels nothing like the TP Mills. Yesterday was the first time in my golfing career that I did not 3 putt all round long. This putter was consistent, easy to judge distance, and felt awesome. I probably won't be switching for a while since this putter pretty much has everything I've wanted in a putter for quite some time. Great job Mizuno!!! Customer Service Not bad but no great |
[Jan 09, 2003]
g4golf
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
TPM Putter
Tried out this putter - two of my golf buddies have it. It is a great putter - feels great, both weight and impact. It looks great, and not too unreasonably priced. I would say that I like the 2 ball putter from Callaway about the same. Over the years, I've learnt that it is v. important to have the right putter in your bag. It is 1/2 the game! Money is not really an object sort of speak. Putting can save strokes, an extra 30 yards off the tee cannot. Similar Products Used: You know what they say, "nothing feels like a Mizuno". |
[Jan 08, 2003]
MizunoTPM7
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
TPM 7
Don't be fooled by the camerons. If you want a stable, soft, good looking putter, you want one of these. These putters are forged which means the hosel is connected to the body. Unless you want to spend 300-500 on a bettinardi (don't get me wrong, those are very good putters) t.p. mills are the way to go. Similar Products Used: Odyssey White Hot #5, verex by farrar golf (go check them out www.farrargolf.com ) |
[Jul 18, 2002]
marcoanto
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
mizuno tpm 7
I love the look to this putter, it feels nice, but when u don't hit exactly in the center, it feels a little unbalanced and causes shots to go off line. I prefer the oddeseys performance wise, but look wise is much better here. |