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   tlmck

   Sep 26, 2016 at 4:52 am

   It would have been more interesting to offer one putter with interchangeable faces/inserts. That way you could adjust the putter for changing weather/temps, faster/slower greens, or just for a change of feel if desired.

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     richard patten

     Oct 1, 2016 at 1:36 am

     There are putters with interchangeable inserts, e.g., Fisher, and less costly putters with soft to hard inserts. Straightaim insert putters have putters with several degrees of impact reduction for fast or slower greens. Callaway has one Odyssey model with a ‘floating’ face that will reduce impact. There is an added property of impact-reducing inserts that these companies are not aware of. It is better for putt control than softer feel. Softer feel, itself, does not increase accuracy.

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   rymail00

   Sep 22, 2016 at 5:19 pm

   Personally I think the idea is pretty cool. Everybody has a different perception of what they like to feel at impact and this is a way to give people those options.

   And man, the unbelievable negative comments in all these articles is ridiculous (all articles). If you don’t like something fine, but why sh!t on the authors or whatever equipment, training aids etc.? Constructive criticism is one thing, but why the rest? It sucks to see this site heading down this road. Hell the guy was even nice enough to respond to people’s questions. Doubt most people would say this stuff some in a store, shop, merchandise show etc.

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   RP Jacobs II

   Sep 21, 2016 at 7:15 pm

   Seems a bit gimicky though I am sure that they are very nice putters. For the price point, they’d better be, lol. “Independently Verified to provide positive strokes gained???” Bro, last I looked it was the Player’s name next to a stroke gained number, not a putter model or brand, lmao.

   Be that as it may, they look sharp and I wish you the very Best!! Nice article Ben. Nicely Played Bro 🙂

   Fairways & Greens 4ever My Friends,
   RP

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     Sentio Golf

     Sep 25, 2016 at 9:20 am

     RP Jacobs II, thanks for the thoughtful comment! I’m sure people probably thought insert-faced putters were gimmicky when they came out. From a technical standpoint, molding the polymer in the middle as we have done allows us to do things with COR, basically how much energy is transferred to the ball, that you can’t do with an insert face or a solid body putter. Inserts have been trying to add more “pop” and better sound response (look at the proliferation of metal sheets over polymer inserts), and companies that make solid milled putters use “softer” metals like carbon steel, GSS, and copper to take the edge off the feel at impact. What golfers want is that middle ground between the two extremes, and that is exactly what our technology does. AND we provide multiple options within this range to give people a choice.

     Our putters were part of a test that used Strokes Gained as a measure of relative accuracy. Yes, it is the SG of each tester using each putter that is measured. Read about it here: http://bit.ly/2cTrGUD

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       richard patten

       Oct 1, 2016 at 2:09 am

       I found that damping inserts can increase accuracy, but I used a putting machine, rather than human putters. It is not the feel (a putting machine has no feel) that does it. It is a surprising principle of physics tyhat does it. I have used ‘floating’ inserts , for slow to fast greens, in my straightaim putters for over 10 yrs. You have a good looking product. Put it in a mallet, too. With good technically sound advertising you will succeed in this tight market.

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   Mark

   Sep 21, 2016 at 8:13 am

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   BSGolf

   Sep 20, 2016 at 12:05 pm

   More junk…stop with the junk

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     Sentio Golf

     Sep 20, 2016 at 8:57 pm

     I understand that it seems unusual, but I assure you that it is not junk. Our tech produces a great feel and has been independently verified to provide positive strokes gained. I suggest you try it and see for yourself.

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       foo

       Sep 21, 2016 at 12:36 pm

       Where do you suggest we try this?

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         Sentio Golf

         Sep 25, 2016 at 9:27 am

         Foo – We have a list of current retail partner locations on our website: http://www.sentiogolf.com/retailers/ I realize this is very limited now, but we are a start-up company so things are just getting started. Ask the pro-shop at your home course to contact us about becoming part of our Fit By Feel program – we will get them set up and in a week you will have all three to try for yourself.

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       JOEL GOODMAN

       Sep 21, 2016 at 7:57 pm

       If I want great feel I’ll take a woman . In golf I want to score low.

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       richard patten

       Oct 7, 2016 at 3:38 pm

       Sentio, I suggest you confirm the accuracy-improving function of your floating inserts objectively by using a putting machine. This will work; I have done this. Good luck.

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     JOEL GOODMAN

     Sep 21, 2016 at 7:56 pm

     barnum was right then and still is.. more suckers now than ever. any putter more than $125 is a joke and a rip off.

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   Charlie

   Sep 20, 2016 at 9:13 am

   Very Nike-esque. The insert, the lines, the font, everything. Not too shabby.

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     Rob

     Sep 20, 2016 at 12:36 pm

     Not too shabby? Nike-esque? Oh you mean that company that just stopped making clubs? I’m sure club makers are modeling their product of the nike swoosh!

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