Bought this on ebay for $40 and it looked like new.
When I received it, it looked just like a heel shafted Scotty Cameron Red X with a 2 tone grip. This felt a little heavier and lined up perfectly for me. It gets the ball rolling true with the agsi grooves and it is very straight. lagging and distance putts are simple with this. I have had quite a few putters and I am selling off alot of my other putters because this is the one, it has eliminated a lot of my 3 putt problems, now if the rest of my game would come together. I used it for the 3rd time and broke into the eighties. but I am getting to be a better than average player( average being in the high 90's)I've been shooting low 90's for a while.

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Kirk Curry IV, Cameron Red X, X2, futura, Studio design 2.5, phantom mallet2, odyssey 2 ball blade, Carbite HCG, Ping Doc 17, Ping Sedonna2, NC Voodoo Daddy, MacGregor V-foil MOI m7.5K, 2 Bar blade and mallet, Callaway I-trax Ping Cra-z and a slew of others.

First, this review is after only 2.5 hours on the green with disciplined practice, but I believe I can give an accurate review based on that experience.

I found this mallet putter to be very well balanced during the whole pendulum swing during the putt. It did not seem to change CG during any portion of the swing. What I really liked about this putter was that I felt very confident with it immediately due to a very useable, long, simple sight line which I found to almost draw a line to the hole from any difference. I would estimate a 3-5 score reduction with this putter over the one I had been using--the Odyssey White Hot Rossie. (The Rossie is not a bad putter; quite the contrary, but it did not give me the confidence this one did). I dropped enough 10, 12 and even 15' putts with the Taylor Made to where it was not chance. It just flat performed due to consistency. If a mallet putter is your style, I don't believe you could get a better putter at any price.

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Odyssey White Hot Rossie

I've been using a Ray Cook Billy Baroo mini-mallet putter for about 15 years and have had good results with it for most of that time. I only went looking for another putter because I had lost confidence in my existing one. I like the mini-mallet style and went to my local golf shop and probably spent an hour hitting various putters. I kept coming back to the Suzuka because of the feel and the roll it seemed to put on the ball. It also helps that the head and look is very similar to the one I've been using but the head is a little heavier which I like better. My distance control is much improved and the ball just seems to track towards the hole better with much less skid. The setup looks a little closed but it works perfect with my stroke. The biggest plus is after using the putter for several rounds and having good results I've gotten my confidence back on the greens and feel like I'm going to make everything. At $149 the club seemed a little expensive to me but that's probably because I haven't bought one in 15 years. Compared to comparable clubs it's actually a bargain, especially when considering how many times the putter gets used in a round compared to the other clubs.

Had been using 2ball dfx and not happy with feel or distance even though I liked the alignment. Has been keeping me from scoring. Always been partial to mallet & purchased Suzuka. This is much heavier head & gives a very good roll (something to the anti skid). Have putted much better the last 6 rounds with very good distance control. If you have some of the same issues try this putter.

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DFX 2ball