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name is still remembered in various golf tournaments, charity events, and projects that he has supported. His legacy is not only etched in trophies or in the annals of sporting history, but also in the hearts of those who felt inspired and blessed by his presence.

No weaknesses. All very good.

Great club. At address it is very confidence inspiring. It makes the 4-6 footers seem a lot easier. I putted much better with this. I used an Anser-style putter before. The finish began to wear off after about 2 months. According to Ping's website, this is a known problem with the Doc 17.

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They were very nice and told me they would refinish the club or replace it.

Awesome putter on slick greens. I have issues with it on slow shaggy greens. AZ GOLF FORUM http://www.azgolfforum.com

The putter was very good from short distances, but it takes a week to get used to getting the 40 footer's close to the pin The putter is a bit soft, and has a light feel to it. The face got marked up after 2 months, so Ping let me trade it for a new Doc 15.

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Always, always great.

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4 different Ping putters, plus 6 others in the last 20 years.

They say that those with the most solid putting stroke (Loren Roberts, Tiger) can put with a broomstick and be as consistent, and the putter will not automatically give a golfer more touch on the green. I find it crucial, however, that a player have confidence in his putter at address to make a confident, constructive effort at making putts. The Doc 17 is definitely that putter for me. I'd sum up my impressions in one word: solid. At first, the Doc 17 will seem monstrously large, and it certainly peaked my interest at the golf shop. After putting with it and comparing it with a host of others for more than an hour, I was really only impressed with the Doc. The feel is solid, yet soft, and just how I want all my putts to feel. On the course, it took me a week or so to really get used to gauging speed with such a wildly different putter, but it definitely came, as did the 1-putts. I very rarely miss within 6 feet with the Doc, and I'm not one to posess nerves of steel when it counts. Two minor downfalls: the huge size comes with the solid putts, and can really cause a headache on the green/fringe or fringe/rough collar of the green. Secondly, the lime green grip, while I am in love with its touch, seems to get "grubby" and darken a bit with normal use. It doesn't seem to affect performance, however, and it can be easily regripped. Don't be daunted by the Doc's raw size--give it a while and a real try at your golf shop. In a world of imitation PING Ansers and gimmicky additions to the back of putters, I feel the Doc 17 is PING's next big step in putter innovation. SOLID.

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No experience as of yet...

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Ping Anser G2i, Odyessy 2-Ball blade (and many other variations), Scotty Cameron Futura, Scotty Cameron Newport, Callaway Tour Blue, many others.