Nike Heel-Toe Putters
Nike Heel-Toe Putters
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[Apr 01, 2024]
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[Jan 01, 2024]
minami
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[Dec 26, 2023]
arissaaqila
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Consider Nike's overall reputation as a golf equipment brand. Explore how the brand's history, commitment to quality, and standing within the golf community influence your confidence in Nike heel-toe putters. by tstoto Weakness:
No weaknesses. All very good. Purchased: New
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[Dec 08, 2008]
Beeman08
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
nike blue chip 101
Started playing with the Nike BC 101 about 2 years ago. went from averaging 2.5 to 1.8 putts a green, Great feel and roll when you are molded to it or vice versa. Would recommend to anyone looking for a new/used putter seeing how cheap you can grab one on ebay.Thumbs up |
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[Nov 19, 2006]
Caleb
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Nike Blue Chip BC-101 Heel Toe
I bought this for $23 on ebay and thought what the heck...at first it felt weirder and weirder, but i started putting with it and started to like how it sounded off the club but still didnt like how it felt, it sunk a good amount of putts but wasnt so hot...honestly its a good club...not really a great one tho...i recommened stx sync tour putter (u can find it for CHEAP on ebay and yes its a good brand)even though its got a rubber face, thee best putter ive putted with Customer Service none Similar Products Used: odyssey 2 ball, stx sync tour, ping g2, odyssey dfx |
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[Sep 05, 2005]
Hank44
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Nike BC Series 101 Heel-Toe Putter
When I bought this putter I was a terrible putter, and was using a Ping G2 Pal and I was ready for something new. The first day I got it I was over putting every hole because this putter gives you such a true roll and doesn't skip, hop, or bounce. And lining up putts was a piece of cake. So hit the practice green before you use this putter and once you figure out your distance with this putter you'll be making putts so easily you'll drop 2 to 4 strokes of you score. And it looks very professional. Customer Service None Needed Similar Products Used: Ping G2 Pal, Odyssey DFX 1100, Odyssey white Hot#1, and Ram Zebra |
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[Apr 08, 2005]
akap4surf
Scratch Golfer
Model Reviewed:
Nike Blue chip 101
I was surprised with how good this putter is, it truly puts the ball well, i have never really had a traditional heel toe type of putter, and now i realized i really should have always owned one because they are more user friendly than mallets and other types of putters Customer Service none needed Similar Products Used: Everything! really |
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[Aug 24, 2004]
blackngold
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
NIKE BC 101 34"
I'm not a great putter by any stretch, but this putter definetley helps to hide some sin. Great sweet spot and simple to line up. I highly recommend this putter. Similar Products Used: Ping Zing, Mizuno, Zebra, 2 Ball, Rossie |
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[Jun 28, 2004]
David Swinehart
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Nike BC-101 Heel-Toe Putter
The Nike BC-101 is deceiving. While it maintains a professional look, it's performance far exceeds my first impressions. On first picking up the club, I was disappointed by it's weight. I was moving from an AdamsGolf GT-Spec that was much heavier by comparison, and the trend as of late has been towards that of more weighted putters. The shaft and grip were of Nike standard (quality but lightweight) and the blue-aluminum insert and milled face are, for the lack of a better term, just really cool. On the course, this club impressed me with it's lack of personality. Quite simply, the ball goes where you point it. Distance control is "uncolored" in that the weight of the club does not influence the swing. The insert rolls the ball true, and the balance is excellent. I strongly feel that any golfer could benefit from this club. It is quality throughout and easy to adjust to. Similar Products Used: Adams GT Spec-12, Nicklaus Heel-Toe |
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[Jun 18, 2004]
300Bfore
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Nike BC101
This putter has balance and distance control that I have been looking for (but determined not to pay for in the SC putters). I have used a Ping Anser2 for about 15 years and have not found much to like about ANY soft face putter. I realize the potential benifit that you can vary the degree of strike better from a softer face but have not found even the Ping G2 anser to be the answer (and I am partial to ping). This Nike putter, to me, comes the closest to the IDEAL of balance and feel. I wanted to like the pings (isopur of many variations) but my time using my buddies' SCs has spoiled my measure of goodness-they ARE good and that seems to lie in the balanced feel of the design - much like the Ping anser2. The Nike BC101 is indeed a great alternative to SC Newport with no appologies or excuses. Customer Service No need. Still wondering about the insert though. Similar Products Used: Whitehot blade, SC Newports, Whitehot 2 ball, Ping Isopur2 + G2 plus so many others I cannot remember. |