Club Champ Men's Right Hand DTP Putters

Took a chance on this putter. I, like all golfers, am sucker to the tons of money companies spend on branding. Far too often I pay extra for "tour quality", or "professional," when realistically it doesn't improve my game at all.That being said, I was gaming an Old Rossie II mallet putter, and wanted to give something a little bigger a chance. This club champ putter took on the task, and came out looking just fine.The weight of the putter is very well balanced, and I got used to the feel quickly. It's got a nice oversized grip, which I greatly preferred to my standard Rossie's grip, but it does taper a bit more rapidly than i'd like.My only grief, which lead to taking off a star on this review, was that the face has no milling whatsoever, so I did have a few more miss hits than with my old putter.For the price, it may be worth a look. I'd recommend just getting a branded putter (Odyssey, Ping, etc) at a second hand store where you could get something in this price range (all be it with some scrapes) that would likely preform better.

The Good:-Cheap basic putter-Large putting grip-Visually Easy to line up and aimThe Bad:-Pretty hot face, ball jumps off putter face (hard to get feel)-Not for small hands since large gripThe Bottom Line:This is a good basic putter for a beginner that won’t break the bank. It lines up easily to aim. One thing you’ll notice if you’re an experienced player, the putter face is pretty hot so the golf ball hops off the face.basically you don’t get a good feel. The putting grip is also large so the putter won’t work for smaller hands. Overall it’s a good basic putter for a beginner.*If you found my review helpful, please let Amazon know by clicking the helpful button below!**Disclosure: I received a sample product from the Amazon Vine program for an honest and unbiased review.

Yes, professionals of every trade have specialized tools for every situation/job at hand....And so do we.....Golfers that is :)IMO you cannot have too many different types of putters.... only too many of the same kind of putters...As after time you will discover what kind of putter works best in every type of situation you encounter..So... that is why ALL these new high tech putter designs appeal to me... you just never know what kind of workable advantage they offer until you get good with them.And grips... I love the latest/greates thing in putter grips....Which is the wide grip, & the perfectly squared/angled grip such as the one found on this Club Champ putter...So....After a day of practice with this new DTP putter I discovered it is best for long range & uphill strokes... & it is good for grass that is not so "perfect"...This is a power putter with long range accuracy built into it... it's aiming sight helps you quickly find the proper line & it's fortified head supplys just enough extra umph to keep the balls trajectory true.Unfortunately for me... at 6'1 this putter is a not quite long enough for me, causing me to bend over as bit further than normal... not a deal breaker, but it does affect my play a bit by altering my normal stance.IMO, this is a putter worth trying.... it is well made & has a great design that gives you yet another strategic option when competing out on the links..So as I see it, this Clup Champ DTP putter is a fine product worthy of five stars as well as a quality product recommendation :)

I've been using a Wilson Staff modern blade-style putter that came with a set of clubs that I bought awhile back, and I like it pretty well. I was interested in trying a putter with a deeper body and longer visual guide lines but didn't want to spend a lot of money and got this one. Overall I like it. It has a nice weight that is solid but not super heavy like some popular putters, so it's not a tremendous adjustment in feel from my blade putter. It has a good balanced feel and the build quality is good. I like the slightly oversized grip too. The face of the putter looks like it has an insert, but it is still quite hard, so if you like a soft touch this isn't for you. I'm fine with that. The one negative I would note is the fit and finish, as mine arrived brand new but with some small scrapes and chips in the black finish of the head. Overall, however, I am enjoying it and consider it a nice value. I do appreciate the longer visual guidelines and like the stroke feel and grip. I've found my putting game to be as good if not slightly better with it, primarily because I get a straighter line thanks to the triple stripes. Good putter for the price.

I was surprised and pleased with this putter. It looked a little like plastic in the photos, but it's solid metal (with a matte black finish) and looks decent. It also feels good with a thick squared-off grip and good balance. My Odyssey Rossie II putter (that I paid over 3 times as much for, years ago) feels a bit better to me, but that's probably because I'm used to it. The head on this putter is a bit larger than the Odyssey, but feels lighter in weight. I've been practicing with both putters all morning and I'm getting the same results from this Club Champ putter as from my big-name Odyssey. This is a good quality putter and a great value at its listed price. Honestly, I expected a piece of junk at this price, but I received a very nice putter!

This is a nice club that is designed for Men to be used right-handed. It's a nice heavy-duty Putter with a good bit of weight to it and gives a great shot into the hole. This was instantly his favorite and he is left handed but puts right handed and he found it to be very comfortable and likes the design of it. Great item, 4 stars, *If this review helped you make an informed choice about this product in any way I would appreciate it if you take a moment of your time and let me know by hitting the Helpful button and letting me know. I appreciate that you took the time to read my review, Thank you!*